The Firesign Theatre - Dope Humor of the Seventies - 2x Vinyl LPs

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What’s all this brouhaha? Why, it’s the Firesign Theatre, memorably dubbed the “Beatles of Comedy” by those eminent wonks at the Library of Congress, with their first vinyl release in nearly 40 years, “Dope Humor of the Seventies.” The double-disc release contains 82 minutes of cannabis-infused comedy from the true psychedelic channel-switching radio pioneers—Philip Austin, Peter Bergman, David Ossman, and Philip Proctor—and the expanded digital download brings the full freeform, surrealist seventies time capsule to a whopping 144 minutes (plus a 56-page PDF booklet featuring the original scripts festooned with broadcasting notes).

In a political and social moment rooted in the antisocial, oligarchic tendencies of the Nixon era, what better way to find the humor than by heading forward into the past with the frolicsome, feral four-piece that reshaped American comedy on L.A.’s airwaves, one subversive bit at a time? We here at Stand Up! Records couldn’t possibly be prouder than to partner up with the irrepressible, irreplaceable Firesign Theatre.

This 2-record set includes a download card with a link to the expanded digital download -- all tracks listed here plus 62 additional minutes and a 56-page digital PDF booklet.

Track Listing
Side A
Shakespeare Sunday Sunday
Pig Science
Truth & Consequences
Clayton Rumcake
Mary Warner
Hawaii
Jesus' Ascension into Bakersfield
Timmy's Birthday
Side B
Sex Jail
Rules
Drug Abuse Expert
Pluto Water
Bluff
Smoke Spud
Vince Tomaine's Leg-o-the-Crow
Bob Dog Dog & Dog Hot Dog Son & Foot Tires
Fiji
Side C
Speed Kills
Funny Name Club of America
Family Bund Meeting
The Diaphragm
A Girl Named Bradley
The Money Song
Multiple Identity
Radio Prison in Peace & War
Side D
Louis Marshman Editorial
Darkening of the Light
Railroad Sunrise
Trashman Rap
Channel 18 News
Dope Humor of the Seventies
K's Mart
Bird of Prey Motors
Loons