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George Carlin

Artist Song
George Carlin  Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television  
George Carlin  A Place for My Stuff  
George Carlin  Why We Don't Need 10 Commandments  
George Carlin  There Is No God  
George Carlin  Baseball-Football  
George Carlin  Sports  
George Carlin  Religion  
George Carlin  A Modern Man  
George Carlin  Euphemisms  
George Carlin  Rockets and Penises In the Persian Gulf  
George Carlin  Capital Punishment  
George Carlin  The Hair Piece  
George Carlin  Nursery Rhymes  
George Carlin  Childhood Cliches  
George Carlin  Radio Dial  
George Carlin  American Bullshit  
George Carlin  Birth Control  
George Carlin  Rape Can Be Funny  
George Carlin  Abortion  
George Carlin  The Suicide Guy  
George Carlin  Airport Security  
George Carlin  Losing Things  
George Carlin  Son of Wino  
George Carlin  Traffic Accidents – Keep Movin'!  
George Carlin  Offensive Language  
George Carlin  God  
George Carlin  Little Things We Share  
George Carlin  Familiar Expressions  
George Carlin  Pyramid of the Hopeless  
George Carlin  Things We Say When People Die  
George Carlin  Ice Box Man  
George Carlin  Values: How Much Is That Dog Crap In the Window?  
George Carlin  The Metric System  
George Carlin  Things to Watch Out For  
George Carlin  The All-Suicide TV Channel  
George Carlin  Drugs  
George Carlin  Swearing On the Bible  
George Carlin  Interview With Jesus  
George Carlin  Occupation: Foole  
George Carlin  Flesh Colored Band-Aids  
George Carlin  People I Can Do Without  
George Carlin  Parents of Honor Students  
George Carlin  Cute Little Farts  
George Carlin  Muhammad Ali-America the Beautiful  
George Carlin  The Self-Esteem Movement  

Comment:

Dennis Miller, take note: no one can crank up the crankiness with more glee than the original rant raiser, George Carlin. From the cruel cool of his counterculture satire in the days of lava lamps and Richard Nixon to his present-day status as stand-up comedy's Grand Old Grouch, Carlin has never missed his target when aiming for the underlying comedy in the way we live, the words we use, and the rules we (sometimes) follow. Not only did he help create the template for today's "bad boy" stand-up comics; Carlin was also a crucial figure in establishing the comedy album as both a barrel of laughs and a work of art. Listen in on his take-no-prisoners routines and you'll recognize what he's been proving to audiences for decades: the truer the tale, the funnier the telling.
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