Originally released on Atlantic Records in 1972. Recorded live at The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. "Parental advisory: explicit content." Compact disc. Program notes inserted. Written and performed by George Carlin.
Contents:
Seven words you can never say on television. Bi-labial fricative ; Attracting attention ; Squeamish -- Wasted time ; Sharing a swallow -- Values (How much is that dog crap in the window?) -- I used to be Irish Catholic -- The confessional -- Special dispensation ; Heaven, hell, purgatory, and limbo -- Heavy mysteries -- Muhammed Ali ; America the beautiful -- Seven words you can never say on television.
Summary:
With his 1972 album, Carlin delivers the legendary joke Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television. He also creates cutting edge humor with thoughts on many events, including some personal events from his past.
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