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Dangerous

Dangerous
Bill Hicks

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Track Listing

  1. Modern Bummer
  2. Smoking
  3. War on Drugs
  4. I Love My Job
  5. Please Do Not Disturb
  6. Flying Saucer Tour
  7. We Live in a World...
  8. Burning Issues
  9. My Parents
  10. Vision

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #5729 in Music
  • Released on: 2002-04-01
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Live
  • Dimensions: .22 pounds

Customer Reviews

Dangerous5
This is a great album showing Bill at his funniest and probably one of the best places to start, along with Relentless. It's not as caustic as Rant in E-Minor and was recorded early in his career, but is a great album regardless. I love it that he can make you laugh and open your eyes wide to the irony in life at the same time. His political jokes are sharp and witty and his life observations are not only true, but hilarious. The drugs jokes are hilarious, especially when he mentions being so wasted he dances to the police car lights!!! Not necessarily one to share with your mum, but one to share with all your friends, family and colleagues and as many people as possible!!! Simply brilliant.

The best comedian/standup I have ever heard5
If you like your comedy in the gentle or nudge nudge format this is not for you - but if you like it in your face and forcing you to reconsider some of the things we take for granted , smokimg drinking drugs, music then buy this, get a beer , sit back and just listen to one of the best comedians there has been - sadly Bill Hicks died 10 years ago but he just as relevant today - a great loss. His humour is savage but so well observed.

Classic Early Hicks5
This is a good example of Hicks the comedian. People focus on his work as a preacher but he was very funny. All the favourite subjects are present such as drugs and pornography. His arguments for them are different to the "suck Satan's cock" routine he would perform later. My own personal favourites are "We Live In A World" and "My Parents". If you have only heard of Bill Hicks through reputation and hearsay then buy this recording first. Extremely funny. This isn't a matter of taste or perception, I can prove this on an Etch-A-Sketch