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if we were tied to the phones we discovered the audience would go far ahead of us. We could be as outrageous as we wanted to be and they believed usâwhich was astonishingly funny and interesting and terrifying to us, because it showed the power of the medium and the gullibility and vulnerability of most people.
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on July 28, 1940) was a boy soprano in a children's choir and studied acting at Yale. There, he met his future partner
Bergman in the Yale Dramatic Association, where he starred in the two musical comedies written by Bergman and Pendleton. He became a professional actor, with a role on the soap opera
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Firesigns come on the air and pretend (including himself) to be outrageously interesting guests. On their November 17, 1966 debut, they pretended to be the panel of an imaginary "Oz Film Festival": Bergman was film critic Peter Volta, "writing a
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September 1993, he wrote that he saw Proctor and Bergman wanting to take the Firesign Theatre in a different direction than he did, moving away from intensely written albums released one per year, to more live performances with lighter material. Proctor and
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and weird kind of situation for a long period of time. They were doing that show for 10 years, all the way through the 1950s. So we were just listening to them at the end. It was that madness and the ability to go anywhere and do anything and yet sustain those funny characters. So when we first did
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Firesigns visited the first Rocky Rococo Pizza when on tour in Madison in 1975 and reacted with good humor, joking around with the owners and giving them pictures that said, "To Rocky, from Rocky" which were hung on the wall. But in 1985, by which time the chain had grown to 62 restaurants and
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Firesigns almost lost their recording contract after their first album. According to Bergman: "Columbia was going to kick us off the label, so we scripted the next record and the old guard at Columbia took a look at the script and said 'This isn't funnyâthis is dirty!' And to our rescue came
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and we began to realize the extent we were influencing people. We realized that FM radio was playing our albums whole, and that people were memorizing them." Austin said of this period, "At that point we began not to get along with each other that well, and the being taken so seriously â
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Angeles: "The Owl and the Octopus Show"; "The Joey Demographico Show"; "Nick Danger: Men in Hats"; and "Welcome to Billville". These included songs with music written by Austin, and were recorded; the live recordings were used to produce their last album of the decade, the 1980
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Firesigns had passed their "golden age", they sent the owners a letter claiming ownership of the name. The pizza chain's lawyers found a similar case where an Austin, Texas pizzeria named Conan's ran afoul of the copyright owners, producers of the 1982 film
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November 1969. This track and its B side, "Station Break", were included on the 1976 album. Meanwhile, Austin and Ossman toured the west coast, billing themselves as "Dr. Firesign's Theatre of Mystery". They produced a live stage show
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Annalee performed in support of the group on several golden age albums. She is credited as a member of "the St. Louis Aquarium Choraleers" (singing the hymn "Marching to Shibboleth") and as "the Wake-Up Lady" and for birdsong on
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Firesigns created their own inside jokes by referring to their own previously released material. A famous example is when a confused caller tries to order a pizza from Nick Danger; the other side of this phone conversation is portrayed in
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they named "Rocky Rococo" after the Nick Danger character, without any mention of connection to the Firesign Theatre. They hired an artist to design, as their logo, a moustachioed Italian with a white hat and sunglasses, suggested by the
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2001:(the last two in both original broadcast, and syndication-edited form). Their last live performance as a quartet was on December 10, 2011 in Portland, Oregon. They could claim to be the longest surviving group from the "
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Future Fair. The blue comedy was dialed back from explicit to suggestive, as a scientist invents a machine that mimics sexual intercourse. This album also received a Hugo nomination in 1972.
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and measuring blockage of the arteries of the heart. He had a deep voice and frequently took African-American roles in Firesign Theatre and Proctor and Bergman works.
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in November 2020. The title is another Firesign inside joke: it was first used in 1972 for a fictional album hawked by Austin as "Dexter Fogg" in
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history of world cinema one frame at a time"; Ossman was Raul Saez, maker of âthrown cameraâ films, who had just won a grant to roll a
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in Cleveland, Ohio on November 29, 1939; died March 9, 2012 ) started his radio career on his high school radio system during the
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3780:"Legendary Comedy Group Firesign Theatre Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary November 17, 2006; Invite Fans to Cough Up the Goods"
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culture; leading into "Trente-Huit Cunegonde (Returned for Regrooving)", a projected future in which the roles of the
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4152:"Proctor and Bergman | Bottom Line | New York, NY | Jun 8, 1978 | Late Show â wolfgangsvault.com"
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Dream-House: The history of a major West Coast radio station and Southern California's 50 years of "Radio Eleven-Ten"
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and sang backup vocals for the Austin solo album; and appeared as a Reebus Caneebus groupie in the film version of
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3907:"Jack Poet Volkswagen commercials : Firesign Theatre : Free Download & Streaming: Internet Archive"
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for their next album. On March 9, Columbia signed them to a second five-year contract. On March 30, they ended
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whose son (Bergman) is a by-the-book cop, whose daughter (Proctor) is a porn actress, and whose police
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episodes in the late 1950s, and Bergman became a fan after forming the Firesigns. According to Ossman:
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radio plays performed by organizers and guest speakers of the event under the name "Firesign Clones".
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Putting It Simply, There's Never Been Anything Like The Firesign Theatre Before or Since
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Exorcism In Your Daily Life: The Psychedelic Firesign Theatre at the Magic Mushroom
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403:(Bergman and Ossman). Their popularity peaked in the early 1970s and ebbed in the
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Exorcism in Your Daily Life: The Firesign Theatre at the Magic Mushroom, 1967
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s book publishing arm, published two books authored by the Firesign Theatre:
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from 1967 through 1976, and had three nationally syndicated radio programs:
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Back From the Shadows: The Firesign Theatre's 25th Anniversary Reunion Tour
4710:. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc. pp. 14â15.
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Back From the Shadows: The Firesign Theatre's 25th Anniversary Reunion Show
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Back From the Shadows: The Firesign Theatre's 25th Anniversary Reunion Tour
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movement. Ossman said this record "grew out of our basic interest in those
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album, since both were compiled from the same source, but the sketches on
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Austin, Ossman, and Proctor pay tribute to Peter Bergman on April 21, 2012
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4390:"Peter Bergman, Firesign Theatre founder, dies at 72 | 89.3 KPCC"
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1972:, compiling most material which featured their most famous character,
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Profiles in Barbeque Sauce: The Psychedelic Firesign Theatre On Stage
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Profiles in Barbecue Sauce: The Psychedelic Firesign Theatre On Stage
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How Can You Be in Two Places at Once When You're Not Anywhere at All
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Politics, Humor and the Counterculture: Laughter in the Age of Decay
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4675:"Tinika Ossman-Steier Back in the Solstice Parade She Helped Create"
3319:. These feature background information, satirical introductions and
3130:(1997, Twin Cities Radio Theatre Workshop) a solo cassette by Ossman
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How Can You Be in Two Places at Once When You're Not Anywhere at All
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How Can You Be in Two Places at Once When You're Not Anywhere at All
945:(Austin) who became possibly the Firesigns' most famous character.
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4499:"Phil Austin, dies at 74; voice of Firesign Theatre's Nick Danger"
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4604:"Phil Austin (a.k.a. Nick Danger) of Firesign Theater Dies at 74"
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histories, as well as transcripts from their first seven albums.
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prize (after Bergman's cop character) for "service to the field"
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material. Firesign characters quoted lyrics from songs such as "
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radio "Mark Time" episode, and he applied his impersonation of
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Duke of Madness Motors: The Complete "Dear Friends" Radio Era
5221:(Press release). Freeland, Washingtton: Firesigntheatre.com.
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The George Tirebiter Story Pt.3 The Ronald Reagan Murder Case
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The George Tirebiter Story Pt.2 Mexican Overdrive / Radiodaze
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The George Tirebiter Story Chapter 1: Another Christmas Carol
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Duke of Madness Motors: The Complete "Dear Friends" Radio Era
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Duke of Madness Motors: The Complete "Dear Friends" Radio Era
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FM. He scripted fake interviews with imaginary "newsmakers".
1905:. This contained live, updated performance material based on
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A Capital Decade Daily Feed 1989 Newsreel â The Daily Feed
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The Ronald Reagan Murder Case: A George Tirebiter Mystery
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containing original material from the first nine albums,
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bought the rights to Nick Danger for a TV series to star
3933:"Fall Comedy Reads: A Look Back at the Firesign Theatre"
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The Apocalypse Papers, a Fiction by The Firesign Theatre
3145:(co-written by Firesign Theatre) (92 min., 1971) Comedy
2509:, director Jeff Rosenbaum has organized performances of
2305:; as Nurse Angela and news reporter Chiquita Bandana on
2155:-like voice for the Nick Danger character Rocky Rococo (
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4474:. Davidgordonschmidt.wordpress.com. November 25, 2011.
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Dr. Firesign's Follies: Radio, Comedy, Mystery, History
3164:(Firesign Theatre with Campoon workers) (27 min., 1972)
2890:(1982, Rhino) (re-released 2001 in expanded edition as
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3211:(33 min., 1978) based on the Proctor and Bergman album
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The group reunited in late August 1973 to produce the
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culture are reversed. Side two, the title track, is a
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4582:"Peter Bergman, Firesign Theatre founder, dies at 72"
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country, who ends up in prison and is rescued by the
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style and carried it to a level which revolutionized
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Shoes For Industry: The Best of the Firesign Theatre
5288:"The Firesign Theatre â Dope Humor of the Seventies"
3520:"Peter Bergman: Remembering The 'Firesign' Satirist"
3227:(75 min., 1979) Proctor and Bergman; compilation of
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Shoes for Industry: The Best of the Firesign Theatre
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United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
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Shoes for Industry: The Best of the Firesign Theatre
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Shoes for Industry: The Best of the Firesign Theatre
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2845:(1976, Columbia) Compilation, includes 1969 singles
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5662:Anythynge You Want To (Shakespeare's Lost Comedie)
5154:"Rocky Rococo celebrates 40-year slice of success"
4118:"The History of Proctor & Bergman On the Road"
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3124:(1996, Otherworld Media) a solo cassette by Ossman
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2013:, on June 18, 2015, from complications of cancer.
1303:"He's no fun, he fell right over" became a famous
227:Anythynge You Want To (Shakespeare's Lost Comedie)
5339:"Firesign Theatre - Just Folks: Live At The Roxy"
3396:Tales Of The Old Detective And Other Big Fat Lies
2711: Proctor and Bergman on NPR's
1708:Tales of the Old Detective and Other Big Fat Lies
961:(in which he is named Porgie Tirebiter), and the
792:version of "Hotel Indiscreet") in 1967 and 1968.
5404:Backwards into the Future - The Firesign Theatre
4283:"FIREZINE #4: Nick Danger: The Daily Feed Tapes"
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1272:with Beatles references not found on the band's
1019:(1971), also a single play, centers on a young,
5564:Waiting for the Electrician or Someone Like Him
5453:Firesign's podcast episodes on Internet Archive
4050:. World Science Fiction Society. Archived from
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3659:"FIREZINE #4: Under the Influence of the Goons"
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835:play about an American tourist (Austin) to an
387:, because all four were born under the three "
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4154:. Concerts.wolfgangsvault.com. June 8, 1978.
3457:In 1996, a computer game written by Bergman,
3374:(1989 Sparks Media) a solo cassette by Ossman
2588:The Betty Jo (But Everyone Knew Her as Nancy)
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5821:The Firesign Theatre's Big Mystery Joke Book
5399:. (New York: Oxford University Press) (2004)
3417:by Ossman. (Albany: BearManor Media) (2008)
3404:by Ossman. (Albany: BearManor Media) (2006)
3352:The Firesign Theatre's Big Mystery Joke Book
3317:The Firesign Theatre's Big Mystery Joke Book
2282:; as "Mickey" and with keyboard stylings on
1866:, which received a third Grammy nomination.
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3242:Nick Danger in The Case of the Missing Yolk
2739: Ten appearances on NPR
1966:In 2008, they released a four-CD boxed set
527:Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life
367:The Firesign Theatre was the brainchild of
6765:London International Surrealist Exhibition
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5578:Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me the Pliers
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5120:"Rocky Rococo pizza co-founder dies at 70"
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195:Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me the Pliers
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5546:Nick Danger: The Case of the Missing Shoe
5126:. Madison, Wisconsin. November 29, 2017.
5019:The Official "Weird Al" Yankovic Web Site
4259:. National Public Radio. April 22, 2003.
3522:. National Public Radio. March 12, 2012.
3231:serial clips with new dialogue overdubbed
3176:(44 min., 1973) based on characters from
2858:Nick Danger: The Case of the Missing Shoe
2559:, so the Firesigns settled out of court.
2503:Association for Consciousness Exploration
1554:Nick Danger: The Case of the Missing Shoe
1010:, which to me is a real disappointment."
979:Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation
733:' short story "La Muerte y La Brujula" ("
424:Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation
6760:Exposition Internationale du Surréalisme
5814:The Firesign Theatre's Big Book Of Plays
3341:The Firesign Theatre's Big Book Of Plays
3312:The Firesign Theatre's Big Book of Plays
3199:(featuring Phil Proctor) (70 min., 1976)
2578:prize for best mystery/detective fiction
2087:, he co-wrote two musical comedies with
1743:1992 United States presidential election
1464:and named for a song added to the show.
4843:from the original on September 28, 2015
4158:from the original on September 10, 2009
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3276:Firesign Theatre Weirdly Cool DVD Movie
2290:album; and organ, piano, and vocals on
2016:A compilation album distilled from the
1652:from a collection of live appearances,
1224:, released in March 1974 on Columbia's
847:'s Los Angeles radio studio from which
5272:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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5025:from the original on December 21, 2016
5015:"'Ask Al' Q&As for February, 1999"
4965:from the original on November 17, 2017
4930:from the original on November 17, 2017
4899:from the original on December 20, 2017
4815:from the original on December 28, 2018
4751:from the original on February 16, 2018
4685:from the original on September 6, 2016
4654:from the original on February 19, 2018
4628:from the original on February 26, 2018
4478:from the original on November 14, 2012
4253:"Firesign Theatre, Now Playing on NPR"
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4197:from the original on December 26, 2017
4132:from the original on December 22, 2015
3753:from the original on December 15, 2017
3557:from the original on November 15, 2017
3526:from the original on November 15, 2017
3205:(40 min., 1978) lip-synch to the album
2372:albums and supported the group in the
2220:impersonation singing the news in the
1216:character introduced on the B side of
941:, is a parody of 1940s radio, about a
5627:In the Next World, You're on Your Own
5056:from the original on January 13, 2018
4991:from the original on October 22, 2013
4452:from the original on October 28, 2017
3831:Spike Milligan: His Part In Our Lives
3786:from the original on October 28, 2017
3603:from the original on December 9, 2017
2834:In the Next World, You're on Your Own
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1983:Their penultimate album was the 2010
1407:In the Next World, You're on Your Own
1161:Meanwhile, Ossman wrote a solo album
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5669:Give Me Immortality or Give Me Death
5613:The Tale of the Giant Rat of Sumatra
5319:from the original on January 7, 2019
5214:Walcutt, Judith (January 23, 2015).
5130:from the original on January 9, 2018
4918:Wendy Maloney (September 29, 2017).
4808:Give Me Immortality or Give Me Death
4416:"True Confessions of the Real World"
4317:(liner notes). Proctor and Bergman.
4225:The Firesign Theatre's Box of Danger
3782:(Press release). November 13, 2006.
3063:(1973, Columbia) Proctor and Bergman
3017:The Firesign Theatre's Box of Danger
2953:Give Me Immortality or Give Me Death
2818:The Tale of the Giant Rat of Sumatra
2612:The Firesign Theatre Radio Hour Hour
2320:Austin married his second wife Oona
2245:, and as the elder ant Cornelius in
2243:In the Next World You're On Your Own
1969:The Firesign Theatre's Box of Danger
1844:How Can You Be In Two Places At Once
1839:Give Me Immortality or Give Me Death
1330:The Tale of the Giant Rat of Sumatra
1270:How Can You Be in Two Places At Once
882:The Firesign Theatre Radio Hour Hour
449:Give Me Immortality or Give Me Death
348:The Firesign Theatre Radio Hour Hour
235:Give Me Immortality or Give Me Death
5585:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
5406:. Albany: BearManor Media, (2005).
5195:from the original on March 13, 2018
4871:from the original on March 11, 2016
4787:from the original on March 11, 2016
3977:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
3943:from the original on March 14, 2018
3636:from the original on March 11, 2016
3179:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
3174:Let's Visit the World of the Future
2904:(1984, Rhino, without David Ossman)
2794:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
2527:regional chain of pizza restaurants
1761:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
1646:. In 1982, they produced the album
1644:election of President Ronald Reagan
1016:I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus
504:musicals in which Proctor starred:
433:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
211:I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
5768:Not Insane or Anything You Want To
5392:(New York etc., Peter Lang, 2008).
5228:from the original on April 1, 2017
5164:from the original on March 1, 2018
5044:Tannenbaum, Saul (July 24, 2015).
4949:Dan Bacalzo (September 17, 2009).
4648:"Who Am Us, Anyway?: David Ossman"
4523:Rich Kimball (November 25, 2020).
4321:from the original on March 6, 2019
4289:from the original on March 6, 2019
4285:. Firezine.net. Winter 1997â1998.
4089:from the original on July 23, 2015
3984:from the original on April 1, 2017
3913:from the original on June 19, 2012
3665:from the original on June 27, 2006
3661:. Firezine.net. Winter 1997â1998.
3593:"Who Am Us, Anyway? Peter Bergman"
2810:Not Insane or Anything You Want To
2719:True Confessions of the Real World
2341:. She is the model for the blonde
1922:True Confessions of the Real World
1681:Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album
1142:. The record predicts the rise of
1091:Not Insane or Anything You Want To
817:indigenous peoples of the Americas
811:revolutionized the concept of the
438:Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album
25:
6846:1966 establishments in California
6714:The Surrealist Group in Stockholm
5438:Phil Austin's Blog of the Unknown
4707:Obituaries in the Performing Arts
4622:"Who Am Us, Anyway?: Phil Austin"
4396:from the original on June 3, 2012
4263:from the original on July 4, 2017
3545:Harvey, Doug (December 5, 2001).
3110:Nick Danger: The Daily Feed Tapes
2331:; was photographed as one of the
2266:and several affiliated stations.
1823:Dr. Firesign's Theatre of Mystery
1460:, based in part on material from
1433:, the brother and sister stage a
1359:, which satirized the developing
1350:, which Ellison never completed.
617:The Firesigns initially chose an
5183:Shultz, Rob (February 9, 2016).
4673:Paladino, D.J. (June 18, 2015).
4228:(liner notes). Los Angeles, CA:
3484:
3128:George Tirebiter's Radio Follies
2850:Just Folks . . . A Firesign Chat
2626: Syndicated
1991:Firesign Theatre Radio Hour Hour
1140:: A Video Vaudeville in Two Acts
1053:was followed with the KPFK show
928:'s 1941 patriotic radio pageant
655:, which lasts a full two weeks.
5842:(voiced by Proctor and Bergman)
5606:Roller Maidens from Outer Space
4740:Roller Maidens From Outer Space
4497:Colker, David (June 19, 2015).
4314:Power: Life on the Edge in L.A.
4083:"The Martian Space Party Diary"
3288:; live performances (1974-1981)
3170:(Peter Bergman) (26 min., 1973)
3076:Roller Maidens From Outer Space
2704:Power: Life on the Edge in L.A.
2637: Syndicated
2357:Power: Life on the Edge in L.A.
2334:Roller Maidens From Outer Space
2309:; and vocals and percussion on
2190:Roller Maidens From Outer Space
2141:How Can You Be In Two Places...
1911:How Can You Be in Two Places...
1791:Roller Maidens From Outer Space
1722:Power: Life on the Edge in L.A.
1218:How Can You Be In Two Places...
1205:Roller Maidens From Outer Space
5313:"Just Folks: Live at the Roxy"
4602:Roberts, Sam (June 25, 2015).
4003:CD Liner Notes by David Ossman
3380:(1989, Sparks Media) by Ossman
2501:On several occurrences of the
2496:intelligent personal assistant
2479:paid homage to the Firesigns'
1931:The Firesigns appeared on the
1884:in 2001 using characters from
422:was nominated in 1971 for the
383:. The group's name stems from
319:. They continued appearing on
1:
6659:Bureau of Surrealist Research
5634:Just Folks... A Firesign Chat
4985:"Photo showing Lennon button"
4085:. firesigntheatre.com. 1996.
2042:a sort of "dark side" to the
1492:Just Folks... A Firesign Chat
1084:with a live broadcast titled
983:World Science Fiction Society
559:in Los Angeles, working with
428:World Science Fiction Society
27:American surreal comedy group
5620:Everything You Know Is Wrong
4580:Rabe, John (March 9, 2012).
4561:(Podcast). November 18, 2020
4388:Rabe, John (March 9, 2012).
3386:(1989 Company One) by Ossman
3372:George Tirebiter's Radiodaze
3282:Just Folks: Live at the Roxy
3203:Everything You Know is Wrong
3122:David Ossman's Time Capsules
2826:Everything You Know Is Wrong
2360:. She also performed on the
2339:Everything You Know Is Wrong
2214:Everything You Know Is Wrong
1980:of a 1976 live performance.
1848:Everything You Know Is Wrong
1495:based largely on unreleased
1356:Everything You Know Is Wrong
1341:for Book Three of Ellison's
1202:Austin wrote the solo album
597:, who owned movie rights to
219:Everything You Know Is Wrong
6841:Rhino Entertainment artists
6831:American surrealist artists
6821:Surreal comedy radio series
5750:Dope Humor of the Seventies
5539:A Firesign Chat with Papoon
4442:"Press release - 8/30/2011"
3041:Dope Humor of the Seventies
2643:A Firesign Chat with Papoon
2548:. Since the creator of the
2412:National Recording Registry
2286:; with film footage on the
2149:Waiting For the Electrician
2137:Waiting For the Electrician
2023:Dope Humor of the Seventies
1907:Waiting for the Electrician
1815:Exorcism In Your Daily Life
1625:), which was not recorded.
1441:ceremony. This album, like
1431:1973 Academy Awards protest
1400:In 1975, they released the
1335:By the Light of the Silvery
1266:Waiting for the Electrician
1250:Presidency of Richard Nixon
1187:, and broadcast journalist
1043:albums. Their fifth album,
468:National Recording Registry
440:for three of their albums:
6867:
5152:Breuer, Tom (March 2014).
4529:Downtown With Rich Kimball
3749:(liner notes). Laugh.com.
2888:Shakespeare's Lost Comedie
2713:Heat with John Hockenberry
2654:The Proctor-Bergman Report
2172:(born under the fire sign
2108:(born under the fire sign
1951:on February 17, 2003, and
1878:They created a live show,
1716:HEAT with John Hockenberry
1698:. These were published on
1662:Shakespeare's Lost Comedie
1386:E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
1347:The Last Dangerous Visions
1260:The Firesigns made use of
1150:. They turned this into a
936:The Further Adventures of
29:
6785:Paranoiac-critical method
5495:
5402:Wiebel, Jr, Frederick C.
5371:November 4, 2014, at the
4704:Lentz, Harris M. (2015).
4679:Santa Barbara Independent
3963:Martian Space Party Diary
3869:Firesign Theatre (2013).
2938:Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
2853:(1977, Butterfly Records)
2483:album by programming an "
2085:Yale Dramatic Association
1947:. They also appeared for
1796:In 1996, Bergman revived
1547:. Both projects ended in
1421:wife (Ossman) lives in a
1070:The Count of Monte Cristo
1021:early-technology computer
754:Bergman coined the term "
580:Sunset Strip curfew riots
206:radio program (1970â1971)
48:
6836:Columbia Records artists
6669:Chicago Surrealist Group
6654:British Surrealist Group
5375:; Intellivisionlives.com
3829:Ventham, Maxine (2002).
3235:The Madhouse of Dr. Fear
3229:Republic Science Fiction
2676:Daily Feed 1988 Newsreel
2414:, and called the group "
2345:on the cover art of the
1759:", which they wrote for
1757:Back in the Saddle Again
1377:the guy who bends spoons
1212:in the same vein as his
795:The album was given the
625:. According to Proctor:
458:(2001). In 2005, the US
30:Not to be confused with
6811:American comedy troupes
5775:What This Country Needs
5189:Wisconsin State Journal
5124:WISC-TV Channel3000.com
4926:. Library of Congress.
4525:"David Ossman 11.25.20"
3463:, a parody of the game
3358:: Straight Arrow, 1974.
3348:: Straight Arrow, 1972.
3088:What This Country Needs
2992:(2001, Whirlwind Media)
2948:(1998, LodeStone Media)
2916:, without David Ossman)
2660:The Cassette Chronicles
2481:I Think We're All Bozos
2362:Give Me Immortality ...
2329:I Think We're All Bozos
2303:I Think We're All Bozos
2284:I Think We're All Bozos
1574:, using clips from old
1457:What This Country Needs
1173:I Think We're All Bozos
833:stream-of-consciousness
587:astrological fire signs
430:, and their next album
323:, which later moved to
173:Notable works and roles
6780:Abstract expressionism
6649:Birmingham Surrealists
6338:Maxime Moses Alexandre
6315:Radojica ĆœivanoviÄ Noe
5980:Jacques-André Boiffard
5448:Firesign Theatre pages
5388:Marciniak, Vwadek P.,
5160:. Madison, Wisconsin.
4953:Forward, Into The Past
4348:July 24, 2008, at the
3961:According to Ossman's
3743:Simels, Steve (1993).
2735:(July 2002âMarch 2003)
2721:(November 2001 â 2002)
2517:Copyright infringement
2299:Don't Crush That Dwarf
2280:Don't Crush That Dwarf
2239:Don't Crush That Dwarf
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2011:Fox Island, Washington
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1236:. The album satirizes
1111:
1059:Don't Crush That Dwarf
850:The Jack Benny Program
784:("Draft Morning") and
750:Early recording career
709:
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605:other associated works
470:and called the group "
464:Don't Crush That Dwarf
6816:American radio comedy
6750:Surrealist techniques
6735:Surrealist automatism
6679:Fighting Cock Society
6418:Roger Gilbert-Lecomte
6403:Vratislav Effenberger
6343:Guillaume Apollinaire
5708:Forward Into the Past
5648:The Three Faces of Al
4895:(liner notes). 1999.
4867:(liner notes). 2001.
4839:(liner notes). 1999.
4811:(liner notes). 1998.
4363:Pink Hotel Burns Down
4311:Bonnitt, Ted (1998).
3980:(liner notes). 1971.
3106:) Proctor and Bergman
2945:Pink Hotel Burns Down
2901:The Three Faces of Al
2893:Anythynge You Want To
2842:Forward Into the Past
2733:All Things Considered
2264:National Public Radio
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1890:Anythynge You Want To
1810:Pink Hotel Burns Down
1748:Back From the Shadows
1736:â Peter Bergman
1676:The Three Faces of Al
1667:Anythynge You Want To
1654:National Public Radio
1470:Forward Into the Past
1124:, Bergman criticized
1105:
943:hard-boiled detective
914:Dolby noise reduction
902:James William Guercio
880:until February 1969.
843:. It was recorded in
825:hippie counterculture
737:") on Radio Free Oz.
735:Death and the Compass
694:, Spike Milligan and
649:Blondie Pays the Rent
443:The Three Faces of Al
6806:The Firesign Theatre
6730:Surrealist Manifesto
6684:The Firesign Theatre
6468:Comte de Lautréamont
5736:Papoon for President
5489:The Firesign Theatre
5254:on February 18, 2020
4448:. December 5, 2011.
3939:. December 5, 2017.
3298:Straight Arrow Press
3286:S'More Entertainment
2997:Papoon for President
2397:Entertainment Weekly
1836:with the 1998 album
1704:The Daily Feed Tapes
1637:â David Ossman
1397:video tape in 1993.
1210:hardboiled detective
1078:Anything You Want To
1013:Their fourth album,
931:We Hold These Truths
910:up to 16 tape tracks
896:and its successors.
492:met while attending
413:Entertainment Weekly
295:The Firesign Theatre
99:1966â1985, 1993â2012
43:The Firesign Theatre
6618:Marianne Van Hirtum
6593:Simon Watson Taylor
6055:Christian Dotremont
5890:Proctor and Bergman
5158:In Business Madison
5098:"SubGenius Website"
5011:Yankovic, Alfred M.
4446:Firesigntheatre.com
4420:Firesigntheatre.com
4366:(Liner notes). 1998
3886:Earl, Bill (1991).
3547:"Firesigns of Life"
3471:Parroty Interactive
3168:Love is Hard to Get
3162:Martian Space Party
3112:(1988-1990, Austin)
3005:All Things Firesign
2664:Rhino Entertainment
2551:Conan the Barbarian
2545:Conan the Barbarian
2465:"Weird Al" Yankovic
2454:Martian Space Party
2437:television special
2402:Library of Congress
2270:Associate Firesigns
2032:Martian Space Party
1955:on March 17, 2003.
1953:Saint Patrick's Day
1944:All Things Firesign
1886:Give Me Immortality
1505:Starland Vocal Band
1480:Radio Laffs of 1940
1391:Stanford University
1185:The Credibility Gap
1133:Proctor and Bergman
1086:Martian Space Party
1074:Columbia University
959:High School Madness
686:We all listened to
653:Two Weeks With Fred
572:Buffalo Springfield
532:surrealist comedian
524:television program
460:Library of Congress
297:(also known as the
154:Golden age of radio
6095:Alberto Giacometti
6085:Gordon Onslow Ford
6020:Leonora Carrington
5693:Compilation albums
5315:. RockBeat. 2019.
4987:. March 26, 2008.
4650:. Firesign Media.
4624:. Firesign Media.
4608:The New York Times
4048:"1972 Hugo Awards"
4022:"1971 Hugo Awards"
4008:2006-10-26 at the
3854:Firesign Theatre.
3833:. London: Robson.
3469:, was released by
3149:, inspired by the
2523:Madison, Wisconsin
2390:Cultural influence
2260:animated TV series
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6588:Philippe Soupault
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5715:Lawyer's Hospital
5683:Bride of Firesign
5422:978-0-19-515481-8
5076:"Falafal Website"
4864:Bride of Firesign
4776:Bride of Firesign
4717:978-0-7864-7667-1
4503:Los Angeles Times
3625:Bride of Firesign
3622:Proctor, Philip.
3442:video games with
3423:978-1-59393-148-3
3116:Down Under Danger
3046:Stand Up! Records
3000:(2002, Laugh.Com)
2977:Bride of Firesign
2881:Lawyer's Hospital
2507:Starwood Festival
2463:Musical satirist
2370:Bride of Firesign
2145:Robert F. Kennedy
2120:The Edge of Night
2038:). Ossman called
2028:Stand Up! Records
1978:bootleg recording
1863:Bride of Firesign
1649:Lawyer's Hospital
1576:Republic Pictures
1425:. In a parody of
1365:parapsychological
1238:series television
1234:Michael C. Gwynne
829:the Establishment
731:Jorge Luis Borges
455:Bride of Firesign
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6745:Surrealist music
6664:Chicago Imagists
6644:Les Automatistes
6583:Louis Scutenaire
6523:VĂtÄzslav Nezval
6363:Georges Bataille
6280:Dorothea Tanning
6265:JindĆich Ć tyrskĂœ
6240:Aminollah Rezaei
6135:Jacqueline Lamba
6125:Gerome Kamrowski
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1264:. They peppered
857:microphones and
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639:camera down the
600:The Wizard of Oz
530:and went to see
498:Austin Pendleton
360:(1970â1971) and
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4190:Fighting Clowns
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3237:(60 min., 1979)
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3104:Mercury Records
3099:Give Us a Break
3055:
3034:Seeland Records
3010:Artemis Records
2914:Mercury Records
2909:Eat or Be Eaten
2873:Fighting Clowns
2761:
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2694:(1989 DC Audio)
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1606:Fighting Clowns
1541:New Line Cinema
1539:; and in 1978,
1537:George Hamilton
1521:on this album.
1514:Give Us a Break
1451:
1325:Sherlock Holmes
1321:
1286:I Am the Walrus
1258:
1246:1973 oil crisis
1100:
981:in 1971 by the
876:moved again to
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726:Cinnamon Cinder
641:Andes mountains
619:improvisational
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515:Is Back In Town
500:in 1958 on two
494:Yale University
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2222:Roller Maidens
2210:Roller Maidens
2178:lead guitarist
2106:Philip Proctor
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1741:Following the
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1695:The Daily Feed
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1339:Harlan Ellison
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