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Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl (1982) had a crowd that was loud, wired, and weed-assisted. Not passive, but part of the act. They knew every sketch, shouting punchlines before the actors could. Americans didn’t just “get” Python, they loved it. A comedy rock concert

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