Won't spurt like the hosers!
Firesign Live!
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus, the Firesign Theatre has announced the initial dates and venues for their 2011 West Coast Tour.
Their live show will feature a fresh take on Bozos, a spin on the Antelope freeway, a new Nick Danger mystery, and the latest iteration of their venerable Shakespeare parody, Anythynge You Want To
Dates and venues announced so far:
- Kirkland Performance Center, Kirkland WA - Nov. 18 & 19
- Portland Center for the Performing Arts, Portland OR - Dec. 9 & 10
New Firesign Book: ANYTHYNGE YOU WANT TO
Anythynge You Want To, the definitive chronicle of Firesign's long-running, ever-evolving Shakespeare parody, will be available soon from Bear Manor Media. More details can be found here.
Pre-orders can be placed NOW for Limited Edition Hardbound copies of ANYTHYNGE, through the Firesale store. Only 100 copies have been printed - once they're gone, they're gone! Pre-order yours today!
(Also in the pipeline: both Firesign "big" books in a single volume, and a book of rare scripts and ephemera from the very early Firesign daze ... more details are coming soon.)
Duke Duke Duke Duke of Madness Madness Madness!
For the first time ever, every Firesign Theatre radio broadcast of note from 1970 to 1972 are now available for purchase!
Duke Of Madness Motors is a book+DVD combo containing every episode of the three Firesign radio series from the era: Firesign Theatre Radio Hour Hour, Dear Friends and Let's Eat!
Available directly from firesigntheatrelegacy.com through the Firesale store.
It's A Beautiful Frame, Friends ...
Back by popular demand: the Ralph Spoilsport license plate frame, available exclusively through the Firesale store.
You can get it in a package deal with the Bozos bumper sticker (in honor of the 40th anniversary of the release of I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus.
While you're in our store, take a look around. We've added a number of new and exclusive items ... and there are bigger deals to come!
Radio Free Oz (for the Digital Age)
Any major Firehead will tell you: The Firesign Theatre first came together in the mid-1960s, via Peter Bergman's Radio Free Oz radio programme, broadcast on FM radio in Los Angeles.
Peter has revived the show in digital form, with David Ossman, at radiofreeoz.com. It's now a podcast, available for download on to your favorite digital device.
Aspiring Ozinears owe it to themselves to check out this latest incarnation of RFO - version 2.0!