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| about, punk, webcam, dawn french, grow journal, tshirthell, grow marijuana, open mic, pictures, information, rss heavy metal, wordpress themes, blogs, downloads, movie sounds wavs, baiters, 1957, barbed quotes, family fun, | The album was produced by Rick Rubin. [edit] Commercial failure Clay's first starring role in a feature film was as the title character in The Adventures humorous of Ford Fairlane. It failed at the box office, effectively ending Clay's leading man career but the movie has emerged as a bona-fide cult humorous classic in video release. A stand-up performance at Madison Square Garden was given movie release as Dice Rules in 1991. Many theaters refused to show it, and it failed commercially. By the humorous release of his album 40 Too Long (1992), Clay was nearly forgotten. His 1993 album The Day The Laughter Died, Part 2 was recorded in front of a small audience at Dangerfield's in New York. On the album, he reprised the concept of The Day The Laughter Died, again verbally insulting his audience. |
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| Comedy records do not traditionally sell well, and so it was a shock (even to Clay himself) when his debut album Dice was a commercial success. Sampled excerpts from the album made their way to tracks by gangsta rap artist Ice Cube. When he hosted Saturday Night Live, musical guest Sinéad O'Connor and cast member Nora Dunn refused to baiters appear, protesting Clay's misogynistic persona. Clay donated the money he made from this appearance to charity. [edit] The Day the Laughter Died Clay would then go on to record what some regard as his baiters masterpiece; it baiters is certainly his most successful example of "Dice" as performance art. The two CD set The Day The Laughter Died, lasting just under two hours, hit the Top 40 Album Chart. The concept, according to Clay, was to perform "the worst show possible". Clay went in front of a paying audience with no planned material and insulted them, individually and as a whole, for nearly two hours. Many members of the audience—even some familiar with the standards of a Clay show—walked out, and the entire concert was released without any edits. |
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