Cheech and Chong Big Bambu w/Rolling Paper Up in Smoke?
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Description
Cheech and Chong-Big Bambu w/Rolling Paper enclosed~Not up in smoke!!
Artist:
Cheech & Chong
Release Date:
1972
Format:
LP
Record Label:
ODE (Record Label)
Genre:
Comedy
UPC:
No Barcode
Sub-Genre:
Spoken
Duration:
Album
1. Sister Mary Elephant
2. Ralph and Herbie
3. Streets of New York or Los Angeles or San Francisco or...
4. Rebuttal: Speaker Ashley Roachclip
5. Continuing Adventures of Pedro de Pacas & Man
6. Bust, The
7. Tortured Old Man
8. Empire Hancock
9. Let's Make a Deal
10. UnAmerican Bandstand
Details
Producer:
Lou Adler
Distributor:
A&M Records
Recording type:
Studio
Recording mode:
Stereo
SPAR Code:
n/a
Album notes
Cheech & Chong: Tommy Chong, Cheech Marin (spoken vocals).
Cheech & Chong's second album made the Billboard Top 5 and cemented Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong alongside George Carlin as the preeminent comedians of the stoner generation. Designed to resemble the packaging for a popular brand of rolling papers, BIG BAMBU laid its allegiances bare from the outset. (The record was initially packaged with a rolling paper the size of an LP cover, and every high-school kid of the day claimed to know this one dude who actually used it.) However, the funniest material on the disc may be its least drug-oriented. In particular, the hysterical "Sister Mary Elephant," a reminiscence of Catholic-school youth, and the lengthy "television medley" (originally one whole side of the record) includes pothead jokes in the context of a broader satire of American pop culture. Overall, BIG BAMBU is Cheech & Chong's funniest and most consistent album.
Editorial reviews
...it's pretty funny that Cheech and Chong have gotten a lot funnier since their first LP...
Rolling Stone (08/17/1972)
condition: cover=vg+ (showing minor seam tear at flap opening approx. ¾”>>>>>>Vinyl condition grades vg++
Rolling paper still enclosed!
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