Customer Review: The Firesign's devotion to Old Time Radio was evident in much of their work, including a brilliant send-up of "Let's Pretend" on their "Firesign Theatre Radio Hour Hour," but never as obviously as in the Nick Danger pieces. From the original Beatle allusions rampant in "The Further Adventures of... more info
Customer Review: A brilliant satirist with a razor sharp wit and something to say. This collection is wonderful and I recommend it to anyone who needs a laugh or leans politically to the left.
Customer Review: I gave this to my Mother for Christmas as she is an avid reader of poetry. She was delighted to be able to hear the voices of some of her favorite poets reading their own works . . . recordings over 100 years old in some cases. She has listened to each of the 4 CDs twice already and her friends can... more info
Customer Review: I first became aware of Stan Freberg when my dad, repairing TV's in our basement in 1955 or so, was reduced to tears of laughter at Stan's puppetry. This skewed view of our country's history (esp. "The Early Years") is so funny, so clever, you really can't keep up with all the inside jokes. Do not... more info
Customer Review: The incredible rhymes, the gentle satire, the wonderful music all combine to make this a collection for people who like the above. There is a fair amount of dated material, but I think that just makes it more educational, and seeking out all of the references (for example, in Greensleeves) is an... more info
Customer Review: thank you the product (Richard Pryor) And it's deep too. The box set camr right to my front door very quickly and it also arrived brand new in the shirnk wrap just as advertised. Thank you again for the prompt service
Customer Review: This is an amazing collection of Civil Rights songs all on one CD. It is like listening to history. This collection of music will bring back memories to the older generations and introduce younger people to voices from the past.
Customer Review: Hands down one of the best we'll ever see. When Dick Gregory puts you in a class with Mark Twain and Richard Pryor in terms of funniest ever, that says something. I found a copy used at a Newbury Comics, and for half off, and after listening, I would easily pay the 70$ for this collection.
Customer Review: It was what I needed for my high school public speaking class. The students are able to listen to great speeches. This way they had a reference to what makes an excellent speech.
