Love all the people
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 7:28 pm
Love all the people - Bill hicks
Okay so it's not a game or a piece of hardware (well it kinda is...it comes as a hardcover
).
It's a posthumous release comprised of interviews and material Hicks did back in the day (1980-1994), the forward (written by John Lahr) is extremely interesting (covering Hick's early years and the censorship fiasco on the Letterman show).
Anyway, it's a brilliant read. I'm not too far into it but I'm getting pretty addicted; it's the first non-technical thing I've read (that wasn't on a computer screen) in a long time. I'm sure you've all at least heard of Bill Hicks, if not search him on youtube; the guy is still (in my opinion) one of the best stand-ups ever.
I recommend you all grab a copy in your preferred format (hardcopy or e-book).
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And just a quick BTW: While it would be totally ridiculous for anyone to think this is an April Fools joke, it's not (just to clarify).
Okay so it's not a game or a piece of hardware (well it kinda is...it comes as a hardcover
).It's a posthumous release comprised of interviews and material Hicks did back in the day (1980-1994), the forward (written by John Lahr) is extremely interesting (covering Hick's early years and the censorship fiasco on the Letterman show).
Anyway, it's a brilliant read. I'm not too far into it but I'm getting pretty addicted; it's the first non-technical thing I've read (that wasn't on a computer screen) in a long time. I'm sure you've all at least heard of Bill Hicks, if not search him on youtube; the guy is still (in my opinion) one of the best stand-ups ever.
I recommend you all grab a copy in your preferred format (hardcopy or e-book).
More Info
And just a quick BTW: While it would be totally ridiculous for anyone to think this is an April Fools joke, it's not (just to clarify).