Class Clown
- Released
- June 28, 2007
- Length
- 48 mins
- Format
- Performance
- Publisher
- Laugh.com
This 1972 album features comedian George Carlin's iconic monologue, "Seven Dirty Words You Can Never Say on Television," which became famous for its provocative humor and challenged societal norms. The recording includes his sharp, satirical takes on various topics, all delivered with Carlin's signature wit. Due to its explicit content, it is intended for mature audiences only.
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