George Carlin - Religion is bullshit [HQ DVD-Rip]
From G. Carlin's show "You Are All Diseased [1999]" I was sick of the version in youtube - it was shitty quality so i've ...
George Carlin The Ten Commandments Broken Down
RIP George Carlin. From his dvd 'Complaints and Grievances'. There's no LOGICAL argument against anything he says in this routine ...
George Carlin - Chris Rock Show
George Carlin interviewed on The Chris Rock Show on November 28, 1997 The Chris Rock show Seasons 1&2 are available on DVD.
Dan Schlissel of Stand Up! Records
Schlissel, Black says, “is meticulous to the point of insanity. He is a perfectionist. He is an innovative thinker in regarding packaging of a CD. He is excellent at culling the best version of multiple performances. He brought in a sound genius to work with us, named John Machnik, whose work is impeccable. And Dan works his ass off.” “My music label went from singer-songwriter to Slipknot, to hip-hop to blues,” Schlissel says. “There was no focus, so no one knew what they were coming to see or get when they got one of my records.” He noticed that successful labels, such as Sub Pop or Touch and Go, “defined what they were doing and they stuck within that definition pretty well.” (Schlissel renamed his label Ismist, after getting a cease-and-desist letter from the band Ism.) “Subpop was big at the time, Discord was doing well — all these labels,” Schlissel says. “So I decided to give it a shot and the first record paid itself off in two months. I fooled myself into doing that for a good number of years, with various results. It seemed like I was always an inch away from something big, like I put out the record that gave the Saddle Creek record label its name. I distributed the first Slipknot CD. There are all these things where I was an inch away from breaking big, but things always seemed to conspire against me. Six years later, 1998, I’m sick of maintaining crappy-paying jobs in Lincoln, Nebraska, got laid off from the last one right before I came up here [to Minneapolis] to see Bauhas’ reunion tour. Liked it here, picked up a newspaper, saw a couple of ads, sent out a couple of resumes, got a job here that doubled my pay, moved here Thanksgiving of 1998.” Schlissel’s commute was a long one, and he spent his time listening to Howard Stern in the morning and whatever was on that station in the afternoon. Driving home in March 1999, Schlissel heard an advertisement that Black...