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As for me,В I wish I could have met the one and only Sam Kinison. and most importantly, really feel the outrage that we didn't know we could voice.Д®lton JohnВ wrote a song about wishing he couldВ have met Marilyn Monroe. Sam wasn't always right, but he made us think and feel. For seven years Sam took us on a journey through screaming at Ethiopians forВ living in the desert and expecting starvation aid, to showing the insaneВ suspiciousness of a virgin wife who tells her pious husband that their only child is the 'Son of God'. I just spent an hour at the Seven-Eleven going ' MARLBORO!! CIGARETTE!! SMOKEY-SMOKEY!!! HOW THE DID YOU GET THIS JOB? I SHOULD'A SHOT YOUR ASS BACK IN DA NANG WHEN I HAD THE CHANCE!!!''ДЇrom there, I was hooked forever. His very first words when he took that stage:

but none would take the crowd in its teeth and literally shake it back to life, electric pit bull-style,В like the trenchcoat and beret-wearing presence that was the one.В the only. Sams brother and former manager Bill Kinison speaks about the late comedians journey. There were several comedians whose careers started with that one show: Louie Anderson, Bob Sagett. Looking to watch Sam Kinison: Breaking The Rules Find out where Sam Kinison: Breaking The Rules is streaming, if Sam Kinison: Breaking The Rules is on Netflix, and get news and updates, on Decider.

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Get a low price and free shipping on thousands of items. I will never forget that summer in 1984 when I was flipping channels and caught a glimpse of a program on HBO called 'Rodney Dangerfield's Ninth Annual Young Comedians' Special'. Get the guaranteed best price on Comedy & Spoken Word Vinyl like the Sam Kinison - Breaking The Rules at Musician's Friend. While so many people deeply loved him, I don't think that too many people would see him for the strong Objectivist tendencies that he displayed: a hatred of unfair compromise, a devotion to the quest for truth, and a love of happiness and profound authenticity. Lindsay Perigo's essay, 'In Praise of Anger' got me talking about Sam Kinison, so here we go.