Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics EXPLICIT LYRICS George Carlin

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  • Release Date: 12/08/1990
  • Sales Rank: 2,619
  • Label: ATLANTIC / WEA
  • UPC: 075679159328

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Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics

1LISTENOffensive Language 4:48
2LISTENI Ain't Afraid of Cancer 1:59
3LISTENSome People Are Stupid 2:28
4LISTENRape Can Be Funny 3:52
5LISTENFeminist Blowjob 7:28
6LISTENGood Ideas 2:29
7LISTENThings You Never See 1:02
8LISTENThings You Never Hear 0:58
9LISTENThings You Don't Wanna Hear 2:16
10LISTENLife's Little Moments 3:59
11LISTENI Love My Dog 7:03
12LISTENOrgan Donor Programs 1:19
13LISTENDon't Pull the Plug on Me 1:31
14LISTENThey're Only Words 2:49
15LISTENEuphemisms 9:48

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With Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics, George Carlin turns in a typically entertaining of politically charged comedy album punctuated by a couple of cutting routines about personal habits and social quirks. While his humor hasn't changed dramatically since the '70s, he is still consistently funny and, occasionally, thought-provoking. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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December 06, 2005: I hate writing praising reviews but for this I feel I must. Carlin's remarks on this are smart and damn hilarious. His comments concerning the misuse of the English language (i.e. how the airlines say we will now begin to 'pre-board') sure makes you think as well as laugh. There's also a funny look at dog ownership, the FCC, things you don't want to hear, and (while cleverly praising them for some points) feminist thinking. It all ties very well together with the title of this collection. Excellent Stuff!