In a second hand store today, I found a copy of Brother Sam: A Tribute to Sam Kinison. It came out in 2005, from Geneon Entertainment, (their website, geneon-ent.com, is no longer active). I never saw this one in stores, and it didn't surface on torrents or p2p.
If you are a fan of Sam, as I am, this is a must-have. I checked Amazon, and they have it for about $18, but the supply's short, and the company might be out of business,
I enjoyed Breaking the Rules and The Family Entertainment Hour, but they were also disappointing, as they were sanitized to R rating, while his stage act was definitely NC-17. The DVD is a series of highlights from many different years and locations, and he's at his raunchy best. So much of his act was visual that you miss so a lot from just audio recordings of the filthy stuff.
I had the pleasure of performing on Amateur Night at the Yorkville Yuk Yuk's on the same night that Sam made his Toronto debut in October or November, 1984. He had been booked for a Tuesday through Thursday headlining gig, but he was virtually unknown, so they brought him out on Amateur Night, and he did a half hour showcase of his act. I never laughed that hard before in my life, nor since, but a few scenes in the first .vob came pretty damned close.
If you are a fan of Sam, as I am, this is a must-have. I checked Amazon, and they have it for about $18, but the supply's short, and the company might be out of business,
I enjoyed Breaking the Rules and The Family Entertainment Hour, but they were also disappointing, as they were sanitized to R rating, while his stage act was definitely NC-17. The DVD is a series of highlights from many different years and locations, and he's at his raunchy best. So much of his act was visual that you miss so a lot from just audio recordings of the filthy stuff.
I had the pleasure of performing on Amateur Night at the Yorkville Yuk Yuk's on the same night that Sam made his Toronto debut in October or November, 1984. He had been booked for a Tuesday through Thursday headlining gig, but he was virtually unknown, so they brought him out on Amateur Night, and he did a half hour showcase of his act. I never laughed that hard before in my life, nor since, but a few scenes in the first .vob came pretty damned close.