Sam Kinison - Live From Hell
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Free Music Review: SAM FROM HELL???
Hit: 5 Stars
Nah....he only likes to do his funniest work about our fear's and woes....in reality Sam Kinison was a true Christian,and I hope God had a great sense of humor.
Free Music Review: Again, still laughing
Hit: 5 Stars
I was looking for a specific bit that I know Sam Kinison did but it wasn't on this CD. However, this is a funny CD and I'm glad I bought it.Free Music Review: This is the real deal
Hit: 5 Stars
This person delivers what they promise,when they promise it. I have no complaints,and would happily do bussiness with them again.Free Music Review: Sam Kinnison Live from Hell
Hit: 5 Stars
Nothing is better than Sam and I love all the items I have purchesed thru Amazon. Most all all Sam KinnisonFree Music Review: The Pee Trough
Hit: 4 Stars
I love this album. I'm glad they reissued it though I haven't gotten the reissue yet. I agree with one of the previous posters that it is a real pain to FF through the CD to try to find a bit you want to hear without listening to the whole album. This is Sam trying to get a little more topical with his take on the Gulf War and the homeless and less about sex and his ex-wives. He's not on top of his game like he is on Louder Than Hell, he kind of meanders at points, drifting from one topic to another without any real linear connection. Sometimes he'll kind of mumble and not complete a sentence. All in all though this is must for any Kinson/comedy fan. It is also cool to hear him in an intimate setting again at a small comedy club in Houston. "Have You Seen Me Lately" was obviously recorded in a big venue and though Sam did these as good if not the best of any stand up, I like the small personal setting of a small club. I would rate this as my #2 Kinison album under "Louder Than Hell". Close call with "Have You Seen Me Lately" though. "Leader of the Banned" I think everyone would agree is by far at the bottom. The second half being Sam singing hard rock songs, come on. And the first half of comedy isn't his best either.