Post by rodrod780 on May 14, 2006 15:06:02 GMT -5
CD's: Dangerous
CD's: Dangerous
"Possibly the most confrontational stand-up comic of his era, Bill Hicks perhaps was also the most confessional comic of his time. His rants are more like dissertations with jokes thrown in for good measure. On his first CD release from 1990, Dangerous, Hicks unleashes on the audience his thoughts about homelessness ("Modern Bummer"), smoking ("Smoking"), drugs ("The War on Drugs"), the state of rock & roll ("We Live in a World ..."), and the decline of intellectualism ("Flying Saucer Tour") in late-'80s America.
He also talks about his relationship with his family ("My Parents") and his fascination with pornography ("Please Do Not Disturb").
www.rykodisc.com/Catalog/dump/rykoalbums_682.asp
CD's: Dangerous
"Possibly the most confrontational stand-up comic of his era, Bill Hicks perhaps was also the most confessional comic of his time. His rants are more like dissertations with jokes thrown in for good measure. On his first CD release from 1990, Dangerous, Hicks unleashes on the audience his thoughts about homelessness ("Modern Bummer"), smoking ("Smoking"), drugs ("The War on Drugs"), the state of rock & roll ("We Live in a World ..."), and the decline of intellectualism ("Flying Saucer Tour") in late-'80s America.
He also talks about his relationship with his family ("My Parents") and his fascination with pornography ("Please Do Not Disturb").
www.rykodisc.com/Catalog/dump/rykoalbums_682.asp
