

Editors’ Notes Sam Kinison colorfully expressed the middle class id (Robin Williams called him a "white Richard Pryor"). And his 1986 debut offers unadulterated misanthropy to an enthusiastic live audience. The off-color brand of humor, punctuated regularly by the comic’s signature vein-bursting howls of exasperation, has ripened with the years. While the former Pentecostal preacher directs most of his ire at his ex-wives, Louder Than Hell only gets crueler and more politically incorrect as it continues.
Blind
1
3:27
Big Menu
2
2:59
Libya
3
2:44
Relationships
4
6:35
Alphabet
5
3:19
Sexual Therapy
6
2:43
Manson
7
2:44
Jesus
8
4:58
Devil
9
4:27
World Hunger
10
4:07
Letter From Home
11
1:28
Love Song
12
2:34