Comicrities like Milton Berle, George Carlin, and Sam Kinison have been known for their ability to control hecklers during their sets, but this was a relatively new phenomenon. While recording his debut album, Louder Than Hell, in 1986, Kinison was confronted by a heckler who told him he should speak up, prompting Kinison to do an impression of the man's mother's voice. This incident occurred before stand-up albums and specials became more popular due to social media. Following Rodney Dangerfield's death in 2004, R2 Entertainment released a 3-disc DVD compilation called The Ultimate No Respect Collection featuring a never-seen 1995 performance of Dangerfield from the 1995 MGM Grand in Las Vegas.