George Carlin - A Place For My StuffAfter a four year layoff, Carlin came roaring back (and we do mean roaring) with this 1981 LP. He's at his fiery best on Abortion; Ice Box Man; Interview with Jesus; Have a Nice Day; Join the Book Club, and more!

leaving behind a collection of works that are reminiscent of music by Scriabin

molten together into a record of cathartic fire and sincere intent

tempting distractions

gelatinous life-form takes over a small town in this visually gut-wrenching thriller

But the drums still roll and the clavs wiggle in fascinating opposition to those horns

I'm A Lonely Man and many more

Skippy Williams (tenor saxophone)

as distortion and overtones saturate and spray the music in various directions

Recorded June & October 2012

He was probably the greatest of all Baroque composers in terms of his compositions for viola da gamba

Nick Mason and Richard Wright at their incendiary best

30 track compilation is a real 1950s blast