Perhaps the defining performance of his tragically short-lived stand-up career, this is the legendary US stand-up's last live show in the UK, recorded at London's Dominion Theatre in late 1992, a year and a half before his death. Confrontational and controversial, Hicks sets his sights on serious political subjects like the first Iraq war, the assassination of JFK and the ineptitude of George Bush as well as things that just plain bug the hell out of him like soulless pop acts and kids on planes. Ruthlessly funny.