Love, Laughter and Truth
Bill Hicks · 2002
43 min · 18 tracks
A sharp and candid exploration of societal norms delivered through Hicks' trademark blend of humor and biting social commentary.
Top tracks — play these first
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Drunk Driving — This track showcases Hicks' ability to tackle heavy subjects with humor, dissecting the absurdity of societal attitudes toward drunk driving with sharp observations and personal anecdotes.
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Speaking of Homosexuality — In this track, Hicks confronts misconceptions about homosexuality directly, using humor to challenge stereotypes while advocating for understanding and acceptance.
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You Can't Get Bitter — Here, Hicks reflects on resilience in the face of adversity; his message encourages maintaining joy amidst life's struggles, making it one of the more uplifting moments on the album.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Intro / Smokers vs. Drinkers 1:33
- 2 Drunk Driving 6:53
- 3 New York Apartment 1:53
- 4 My One Man Show 1:32
- 5 Pot Smoking 1:11
- 6 Drugs Are Bad 3:14
- 7 Children on Airplanes 3:52
- 8 50 Year Smoker 1:37
- 9 Smoking in Heaven 3:57
- 10 Australia 2:18
- 11 Satiating the American Comedy Audience 0:44
- 12 Dance Club 1:44
- 13 Speaking of Homosexuality 2:32
- 14 Poe-Naw-Grah-Fee 1:46
- 15 A Question for the Ladies 4:33
- 16 My Favorite New Kid 1:07
- 17 You Can't Get Bitter 2:53
- 18 Closing Bit 0:27
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