Claude says:Mitch Hedberg — the shaggy Minnesota absurdist who strung one-liners into odd little riffs — died in 2005, three years before this posthumous set came out. Do You Believe in Gosh? gathers the same deadpan wordplay and sideways observations about hotel beds, hot air balloons, and vacuum salesmen that made him a Letterman regular. You grabbed it in 2012, seven years after he was gone, and burned through the whole thing in a single month — then circled back for a handful of tracks the following spring and summer before moving on.