Robin Williams- Reality...What a Concept-LP

Robin Williams – Reality...What a Concept

This 1979 vintage vinyl pressing of Robin Williams's "Reality. What a Concept" captures the early stand-up work of one of comedy’s most influential figures. Williams, known for his rapid-fire improvisation and character-driven humor, rose to fame in the late 1970s with roles on television shows like "Happy Days" and the spin-off "Mork & Mindy." This album showcases his unique comedic style before his breakthrough in film and television. Tracks such as "Kindergarten of the Stars" highlight his ability to blend absurdity with sharp social commentary. The record is graded VG+, indicating minor hairline marks and some package wear, but it should play well with only light background noise. This pressing offers a glimpse into Williams’s formative years as a performer, reflecting the energy and inventiveness that would define his career. Reality...What a Concept.

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