A Place for My Stuff is American comedian George Carlin's ninth album. Unlike his previous albums, which consisted entirely of stand-up performance, A Place for My Stuff contains a number of studio-recorded tracks, typically poking fun at the format and candor of community radio, commercials and television.
In his autobiography "Last Words", Carlin was dismissive of the album, commenting that while he thought the stand-up material was acceptable, the studio material "really stunk".