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Live at The Comedy Store, 1973 2xLP by Richard Pryor

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Category: Vinyl

We’ve teamed up with Omnivore Records and Richard Pryor’s production company Indigo to pack this double-deluxe vinyl release, “Live at The Comedy Store, 1973,” with delights aplenty: sides one and two are the newly mastered album, “Live at the Comedy Store, Hollywood, CA—October 1973,” making its first-ever debut on vinyl.* Also for the first time on vinyl, the first track of side three comes from ”…Deep Too! The Complete Warner Bros. Recordings (1968-1992)” and the remainder hails from “Evolution/Revolution: The Early Years (1966-1974).”

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Isabella E. ★★★★★

The live energy is incredible, and the vinyl pressing is dead quiet—no pops between tracks. Hearing Pryor find his rhythm in that small room feels like a time capsule. Been spinning side three on repeat all week.

Eva C. ★★★★★

You can practically hear the cigarette smoke in the room when you drop the needle on side one. The remastering on this 2xLP brings the crowd’s laughter and Pryor’s pacing to life, and the gatefold’s liner notes add real context to the set.

Sophia ★★★★☆

The double-LP packaging feels solid, and splitting the set across two records keeps the sides from dragging. Sound quality's clear for a 1973 live taping, though I wish the liner notes had more detail about the night itself. Still, it's a fun piece of comedy history to spin.