Carlin at Carnegie

Year: 1983

Runtime: 60 mins

Language: English

Director: Steven J. Santos

Comedy

Recorded live at Carnegie Hall in New York City in 1982 and released on video in 1983, this performance showcases George Carlin’s stand‑up material largely drawn from his earlier 1982 album A Place for My Stuff. It also features the last recorded delivery of his famous “Seven Dirty Words” routine, presenting an updated list of profanity.

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