Sam Kinison: Breaking The Rules.DvdRip.XviD

General Information

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Type.................: Movie

Part Size............: 15 M

Number of Parts......: 50

Compression Format...: RAR

File Validation......: SFV

Burn Tested..........: Yes

Special CDR..........: Requires 700 MB / 80 Min CDR



Title................: Sam Kinison Breaking The Rules

Artist...............: Sam Kinison

Year.................: 1987

Type.................: Live

Duration.............: 0:49:48



Audio Format.........: MP3

Bitrate..............: 122

Hz...................: 48,000

Channels.............: 2

Source...............: DVD



Video Format.........: XviD

Video Bitrate........: 1841

Resolution...........: 640 x 480 (4/3)

FPS..................: 29.96

Genre................: Comedy/Standup

IMDb Rating..........: 8

Movie Information....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0307403/

CD1 Size.............: 706 Mb







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Release Notes

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Love him or hate him, Sam Kinison was a comic genius, and was extremley talented

at what he did. Sure, he might've offended many and raised some eyebrows, but

that's what he wanted to accomplish. Sam was one of a kind all right, and this

DVD does him justice.



I have the tape, but I was glad that it came out on DVD. First off, the picture

looks really good. It was a pretty old performance, too. And there's some cool

extras. Like never before seen material, which is really hillarious. This is a

must-have if you love Kinison.



This is a great performance. Through yelling and engergetic story-telling he

talks about marriage, drugs, being arrested (thanks to his ex-wife), pleasing

women (in a way I cannot describe on this site,) and much, much more. He's

always able to make me laugh, even if I feel guity afterwards.



Sam was a true genius. It's too bad he's not around. So many talented people

have died to quick and left us all too soon. Kinison was a one-of-a-kind, and no

one will ever be able to duplicate him. That IS a fact.



We miss you, Sam! R.I.P.