The Day the Laughter Died, Part II

The Day the Laughter Died, Part II
Live album by Andrew Dice Clay
Released	November 16, 1993
Recorded	July 14–16, 1993, Dangerfield's, New York City
Genre	Comedy
Length	69:35
Label	American Recordings
Producer	Rick Rubin
Andrew Dice Clay chronology
40 Too Long (1992) The Day the Laughter Died, Part II (1993) Filth (1998)

The Day the Laughter Died, Part II is a comedy album by comedian Andrew Dice Clay,^[1] which was released in 1993. It was produced by Rick Rubin.^[2] The album was a sequel to The Day the Laughter Died and repeated the original album's concept to record an unadvertised performance at Rodney Dangerfield's club, Dangerfield's.^[3]

Unlike the first album, which got positive reviews and ended on a high note, this album got mostly negative reviews and the album ended with Clay going out into the crowd after an audience member with whom he was having an argument. That incident, and the album in general, nearly destroyed Clay's career.^{[citation needed]}

Track listing[]

1. "'Tis the Season" — :23
2. "Thermometers" — :14
3. "Gas (Feminine)" — 3:07
4. "Deef & Dumb" — 1:34
5. "The Notes" — :48
6. "Sound" — 1:29
7. "The Wedding" — 4:04
8. "Critics" — 3:22
9. "Pink Dot" — 1:54
10. "My First Concert" — 2:09
11. "Chinese" — :17
12. "More Notes" — 2:06
13. "Dr. Dice" — :20
14. "Rice" — 1:19
15. "Film & Video" — 1:46
16. "Bachlorette Party" — 4:15
17. "Tom & The Philippino" — 2:58
18. "Wife Tells All" — 1:54
19. "Surprise" — 3:52
20. "Games" — 1:05
21. "Talk to 'Em" — :32
22. "Chinks" — 2:47
23. "Mad Max" — 3:15
24. "Sealed With a Kiss" — 1:48
25. "The Contractor" — 2:20
26. "Songs" — 7:48
27. "Chinese Restaurant" — 1:50
28. "Greeting Cards" — 1:47
29. "No Poems" — 3:00
30. "The Argument" — 5:32

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