Class Clown (1972)
This album — the first full-length unleashing of his new, countercultural
act — features his seminal bit, ''Seven Words You Can Never Say on
Television.''
A Place for My Stuff (1981)
A biting take on greed and materialism, Stuff also features fake
commercials and announcements inspired by his early radio career.
What Am I Doing in New Jersey? (1988)
This HBO performance and album is a mix of attacks on Reagan and the
church with trademark bits like ''People I Can Do Without.''
Jammin' in New York (1992)
Inspired by Sam Kinison, Carlin began an even more caustic phase of his
career with this special, delivering scathingly misanthropic takes on
environmentalists and the Gulf War.
3 X Carlin (2006)
A compendium of his three best-selling books of comic musings, Brain
Droppings, Napalm & Silly Putty, and When Will Jesus Bring the Pork
Chops?
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