Henry was a machine! He started just after 8:00 and didn't stop talking until after 10:30!! He stood stock-still for that whole time, only moving his right arm while keeping his left arm cocked and holding the microphone (with the cord wrapped around his hand a few times, as is his custom).
His performance was impressive; to be able to recall stories for over two hours is almost unbelievable unless one was there to witness it. One-third of Henry's anecdotes are autobiographical, one-third are political, and one-third are about his interaction with other people, especially people who have emotionally impacted him for a number of reasons.
Henry Rollins is a thinking person's entertainer. He mixes humour with pathos in a way that is uniquely his, and his personal evolution is obvious as he is one of a seemingly small number of people who learn how to be better humans as they age.
I recommend going to see Henry as well as listening to his recorded shows and reading his books. His take on life and society is intruiging and thought-provoking. The biography "Turned On" is compelling and also worthy of your time.