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A Place For My Stuff!

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George Carlin

 
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    This classic album from the dawn of the Reagan Era marked the start of Carlin's second great career phase. His transition from young hip comic to curmudgeonly hip comic should be a model for all who follow.

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    After taking some time off to get his life together, George Carlin came back with A Place for My Stuff!, a combination of live material and some that had been recorded in the studio (fake announcements, commercials, and interviews). The live standup bits are among the best he's done, though there is a definite nasty edge to some of it (notably the short track "Abortion," which is little more than a cheap shot followed by crowd reaction). Still, the majority of the release shows Carlin revitalized and firing on all cylinders.

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