Bill Hicks Historic Track Found & It’s Free

Free Download of the first Bill Hicks post-Letterman audio recording that’s surfaced after 13 years. A few days after being censored from David Letterman, Bill Hicks did a few shows around NYC ranting harder than ever before. Bill was terminally sick and knew it, but never shared this outside his family and closest friends. These shows have long been thought uncaptured. This last week, one of these shows has emerged…dated 10/5/93.

The late, great comedian Bill Hicks–his material has turned a lot of minds onto Noam Chomsky. In this rant Bill explains why Chomsky is so important…he performs all his routines that were censored from Letterman over the years. Warning…Bill is angry on this audio track.

This show has Bill explaining how media works to his comedy audiences…This isn’t his tightest work but it his most passionate performance. His discussion on cesnsorship and the blindness of Americans will appeal to you even if you have never heard Bill Hicks before.

The show is available, here, in its entirity as a completely free download.

More Bill Hicks news…remember the project www.WhatWouldBillHicksSay.com where participants were asked if Bill Hicks were alive today, What would Bill Hicks Say? Top entries from this project were published as a book recently released, 2/14/06, from Soft Skull Press.

“Of course it was released on Valentine’s Day. Bill Hicks was all about love…Love and Noam Chomsky.” Said Howard Campbell, founder of WhatWouldBillHicksSay.com

The book What Would Bill Hicks Say features cartoonists Jeff Danziger and Martyn Turner; writers Neal Pollack, Robert Newman, and A.L. Kennedy; and Thom Yorke of Radiohead.