Firesign Theatre: Everything You Know Is Wrong The Declassified Firesign Theatre 1968-1975 (DVD Format, 2-Disc Set) More than 7 hours on two DVDs, most of … I know it was shot on a meager budget, but I guess making film out of an album just does'nt always gel, Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band from 1978 comes to mind. Format: DVD-A/V MLP/DTS/DD Everything You Know Is Wrong (1975), a lip-synched performance of the recorded album. Speaking for the great white father in Washington and all the American people, let me say we respect you savages for your native ability to instantly adapt and survive in whatever Godforsaken wilderness we move you to. You know, this is the midst of the disillusionment and heartbreak season and,with the recent outbreak of that suicidal strain of despair up in Boston,well, you'd better keep a close watch on your emotions. Allmusic. Beware repeated playing may cause unpredictable long term side effects.

The saucer appears to be escaping its two dimensional domain. I would like to leave you with this closing thought.

“You know a cave is just really a hole on its side Ray.” Enjoy CB. It runs for like 40 minutes, while it has few funny monents from the Firesign Theater members, it's just not that great IMO. Quotations From Albums [] Waiting for the Electrician or Someone Like Him (1968) [].


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They are not known for their work in motion pictures, and Everything You Know Is Wrong demonstrates why. One of the mysteries of life is why "Bozos" was the last Firesign album of which the larger public was aware. A still deeper mystery is why even most of those fans who in the decades since have come to understand the achievement of "Everything You Know Is Wrong… J-Men Forever (1979), written by and starring Proctor and Bergman, edited into a collage of Republic Studios serial clips. This "movie" is the brainchild of The Firesign Theater, and outfit best known for hilarious comedy albums like "Don't Crush that Dwarf, Hand me the Pliers" and "We're all bozos on this bus." Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about The Firesign Theater* - Waiting For The Electrician Or Someone Like Him at Discogs. Source: Q8.

Release: CB046. Complete your The Firesign Theater… Americathon (1979), with a script adapted from a sketch by Proctor and Bergman.