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Hitler Was a Vegetarian

First pressing B-side label of The Third Reich 'n Roll

**"Hitler Was a Vegetarian"** is the second half of The Residents' third album, *The Third Reich 'n Roll*, released on Ralph Records in 1976. Like the album's A-side "Swastikas on Parade", "Hitler Was a Vegetarian" is a side-long suite composed of various deconstructed cover versions of popular music, mostly bubblegum pop from the 1960s.

## Contents

* "Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)" (Gourrier/Bernard)
* "96 Tears" (Martinez)
* "It's My Party" (Gold/Gluck/Weiner/Gottlieb)
* "Light My Fire" (Morrison/Krieger/Densmore/Manzarek)
* "Ballad of the Green Berets" (Moore/Sadler)
* "Yummy Yummy Yummy" (Kasenetz/Katz/Levine/Resnick)
* "Rock Around the Clock" (Freedman/De Knight)
* "Pushin' Too Hard" (Saxon)
* "Good Lovin'" (Clark/Resnick)
* "Gloria" (Morrison)
* "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" (Ingle)
* "Sunshine of Your Love" (Bruce/Clapton)
* "Hey Jude" (Lennon/McCartney)
* "Sympathy for the Devil" (Jagger/Richards)

## See also

* *The Third Reich 'n Roll*
* "Swastikas on Parade"
* *The Third Reich 'n Roll* (video)

## Buy Or Die!

### Listen online

* "Hitler Was a Vegetarian" on Spotify
* "Hitler Was a Vegetarian" on Apple Music
* "Hitler Was a Vegetarian" (pREServed remaster) on Spotify
* "Hitler Was a Vegetarian" (pREServed remaster) on Apple Music

## External links and references

* *The Third Reich 'n Roll* at The Residents Historical
* *The Third Reich 'n Roll* at RZweb (archived February 9th 2005 by archive.org)
* *The Third Reich 'n Roll* at Discogs

**Side A:** **"Swastikas on Parade"**
"Let's Twist Again" · "Land of a Thousand Dances" · "Hanky Panky" · "A Horse With No Name" · "Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)" · "The Letter" · "Psychotic Reaction" · "Little Girl" · "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag" · "Talk Talk" · "I Want Candy" · "To Sir With Love" · "Telstar" · "Wipe Out" · "Heroes and Villains"
**Side B:** ****"Hitler Was a Vegetarian"****
"Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)" · "96 Tears" · "It's My Party" · "Light My Fire" · "Ballad of the Green Berets" · "Yummy Yummy Yummy" · "Rock Around the Clock" · "Pushin' Too Hard" · "Good Lovin'" · "Gloria" · "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" · "Sunshine of Your Love" · "Hey Jude" · "Sympathy for the Devil"
**Personnel**
The Residents · Pamela Zeibak · Margaret Smyk (as Peggy Honeydew) · Gary Phillips
**Related works**
"Wooly Bully" · "Satisfaction" · *The Beatles Play The Residents and The Residents Play The Beatles* · *German Slide Music* · Oh Mummy! show · *The Third Reich 'n Roll* video · Collectors' Box series · "Double Shot" · *Icky Flix* (soundtrack) · *I Am A Resident!* · Dog Stab!
**Related articles**
Residents, Uninc. · Sycamore St. studio · Ralph Records · *Vileness Fats* · The Cryptic Corporation · Porno/Graphics · Collectors' Box series · Dick Clark · James Brown · The Rolling Stones · The Beatles
God In 3 Persons Live (video)

***God In 3 Persons Live*** (originally announced under the working title ***G3PTV***) is a video release by The Residents, featuring their live theatrical adaptation of their 1988 concept album *God In Three Persons*, released on DVD and Blu-ray on April 21st 2023.

The video (directed by artist John Sanborn) was announced and supported with an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign on May 4th 2022. The video was filmed at a special performance of the show on May 15th 2022 at the Presidio Theatre Performing Arts Center in San Francisco, in front of a limited audience of crowdfund campaign contributors.

Editing on the video was completed as of October 28th 2022; the video was said by Sanborn to be the "definitive version" of the show. Pre-orders opened March 17th 2023. The video is also expected to be released to an unconfirmed streaming service in the near future.

## See also

* *God In Three Persons* (album)
* God In 3 Persons Live (live show)
* *God In 3 Persons* (live album)

## Buy Or Die!

* *God In 3 Persons Live* DVD at MVDshop (US)
* *God In 3 Persons Live* Blu-ray at MVDshop (US)

## External links and references

* "The Residents: God in 3 Persons Video Shoot in SF!" on Indiegogo

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "I'm calling it done. G3PTV, the definitive version of The Residents' God in 3 Persons is complete and ready for encoding to DVD, and streaming. Closure is sweet." John Sanborn, crossposted to Ralph Records unofficial Facebook group, October 28th 2022
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Post to The Residents' official Facebook page, May 4th 2022
Die! Die! Die!

***Die! Die! Die!*** is a single by The Residents*,* released digitally and as a limited edition 7" vinyl on May 15th 2020 by Psychofon Records.

The vinyl version of the single features the titular demo recording by 1970s Louisiana blues singer Alvin "Dyin' Dog" Snow on the A-side, and The Residents' cover version of the song (with guest vocalist Black Francis) on the B-side.

Both versions feature on The Residents' 2020 album *Metal, Meat & Bone - The Songs of Dyin' Dog*.

## History

"Die! Die! Die!" was written by obscure Louisiana blues singer Alvin "Dyin' Dog" Snow, and recorded with his band The Mongrels (featuring early Residents collaborator Roland Sheehan) in 1975.

Around 2017, Sheehan rediscovered the long-lost Dyin' Dog demos and later showed them to The Residents, who he had reconnected with following his participation in the documentary film *Theory of Obscurity: A Film About The Residents*.

The group were immediately inspired to record a cover album featuring all ten tracks, and introduced a number of their versions of the Dyin' Dog songs during their In Between Dreams tour in 2019. The resulting album, *Metal, Meat & Bone - The Songs of Dyin' Dog* was released in July 2020.

## Release

"Die! Die! Die!" was released as a 7" single in a hand-numbered limited edition of 200 in black and orange vinyl variants on Psychofon Records on May 15th 2020, featuring the original Dyin' Dog demo on the A-side (which had been previously released on the *Alvin Snow, aka Dyin' Dog* box set). The B-side featured The Residents' version of the song, with guest vocalist Black Francis of the Pixies. Black Francis had previously worked with Eric Drew Feldman, who has collaborated with The Residents since 1982.

The single was also released digitally, featuring only The Residents' version of the song. An animated music video was released by the group alongside the single, which directly referenced the then-current COVID-19 pandemic and Donald Trump's response to it (or lack thereof).

## Track listing

#### Vinyl edition

1. Alvin Snow, aka Dyin' Dog - Die! Die! Die!
2. The Residents featuring Black Francis - Die! Die! Die!

#### Digital edition

1. The Residents featuring Black Francis - Die! Die! Die! (4:05)

## See also

* Metal Meat & Bone
* Dyin' Dog
* Alvin Snow, aka Dyin' Dog

## Listen online

* "Die! Die! Die!" (digital edition) on Spotify

## External links and references

* "Die! Die! Die!" at Discogs
* "Die! Die! Die!" at Psychofon Records
Explosion

**"Explosion"** is an instrumental by The Delta Nudes (also known as Residents, Uninc.), from the 1972 EP *Santa Dog*.

## History

The track is notable as being credited to The Delta Nudes, a pseudonym which would, many years later, be retroactively adopted as the group name for all material recorded by The Residents prior to their official formation in 1974.

The track is included on the first disc of the 2018 pREServed expanded edition of The Residents' debut album *Meet The Residents*; it is mistitled "Lightning" on the track listing.

## List of releases

* *Santa Dog* EP (1972)
* *Meet The Residents* Classic Series CD reissue (1988)
* *Refused* (1999)
* *Meet The Residents* pREServed edition (2018) - *mistitled "Lightning"*
* *Santa Dog 50th Anniversary Collection* (2022)

### List of versions

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 El Ralpho mono studio recording, 1972 (2:21)

**Side A:** "Fire" by Ivory and the Brain Eaters · **Side B:** "**Explosion**" by The Delta Nudes
**Side C:** "Lightning" by The College Walkers · **Side D:** "Aircraft Damage" by Arf and Omega feat. The Singing Lawn Chairs
**Personnel**
Residents, Uninc. · Arf and Omega Berry (Palmer Eiland and George Ewart) · The Singing Lawn Chairs (Pamela Zeibak)
**Related works**
*Vileness Fats* ·"Santa Dog '78" · "Santa Dog '84" · "Santa Dog 88" · "Santa Dog '92" · *Refused* · "Santa Dog 17" · *Santa Dog 50th Anniversary Collection* · "Santa Dog 2022"
**Related articles**
Western Kennel World · The Ventures ("Peter Gunn" · *Play Guitar With The Ventures Volume 7*) · Sycamore St. studio · Ralph Records · Porno/Graphics · Richard Nixon · Frank Zappa · *Meet The Residents*

**Major works**
*Rusty Coathangers for the Doctor* (1970) · *The Ballad of Stuffed Trigger* (1970) · *The W\*\*\*\*\* B\*\*\* Album* (1971) · *B.S.* (1971) · *Santa Dog* (1972)
**Other recordings**
"I Hear Ya Got Religion" / "Moonman" (1969) · *1-10 (With A Touch of 11)* (1972)
**Compilation albums**
*ERA B474* (2012) · *The Delta Nudes' Greatest Hiss* (2013) · *The Residents Present The Delta Nudes* (2016) · *A Nickle If Your Dick's This Big* (2019) · *Warning: Uninc.* (2022)
**Live shows**
The Boarding House, October 18th 1971 · Philip's Wedding, October 31st 1971 · Chris' Party, February 12th 1972
**Collaborators**
Randy Rose · Charles Bobuck · Hardy Fox · Homer Flynn · Palmer Eiland · Roger "Bunny" Hartley · Jay Clem · John Kennedy · Roland Sheehan · Bob Tangney · Jim Whitaker · N. Senada · Philip "Snakefinger" Lithman · Peggy Honeydew (Margaret Swaton) · The Singing Lawn Chairs (Pamela Zeibak)
**Related articles**
San Mateo apartment · Hal Halverstadt · Porno Graphics · Sycamore St. studio · Ralph Records · The Residents · *Vileness Fats* · *Meet The Residents* · *The Third Reich 'n Roll* · "Satisfaction" · "Aphids In The Hall" · The Cryptic Corporation · *WB:RMX*‎‎‏‏‎
I Am A Resident! Theme

"**I Am A Resident! Theme**" is a novelty 12" vinyl single by The Residents, released in 2018 to some of the contributors to their 2017 *I Am A Resident!* PledgeMusic campaign.

The release is physically divided into three pieces, which were separately issued in thin clear plastic bags and intended to be put together as a 12" record, forming the image of an eyeball of 12" diameter.

The single includes three tracks not featured on the *I Am A Resident!* album.

## History

This limited release was part of The Residents' *I Am A Resident!* PledgeMusic campaign between September and December of 2017, and consists of The Residents' I Am A Resident! theme song and two cover versions of Residents songs provided by the winners of the *I Am A Resident!* fan submission contest.

This release features:
- a 15 cm (appr. 6") black centerpiece, containing The Residents' "I Am A Resident! Theme"
- a hand-painted middle ring (known colors are blue, green, red and brown), containing "Demons Dance Alone", covered by A Vast Fusion of Nice People
- a white outer ring with printed red veins, containing Pure Liquid Light's YouTube cover version of "Beyond The Valley Of A Day In The Life"

The record can't be played in sequence, because the parts (center piece, middle ring, outer ring) each have their own start grooves and locked runout grooves. The track positions above represent the traditional groove direction of a 12" recording, from edge to most inner track.

There is no accompanying artwork or any written info with this single.

## Track listing

1. Pure Liquid Light - Youtube Plays The Beatles Play Beyond The Valley of a Day in the Life (3:56)
2. A Vast Fusion of Nice People - Demons Dance Alone (3:36)
3. The Residents - I Am A Resident! Theme (2:07)

## External links and references

* *I Am A Resident! Theme*single on Discogs
Harry The Head

Screenshot from the music video

***Harry The Head*** is a song by *The Residents*, written for their *Freak Show* album.

## Background

The song first appeared on Freak Show and it's related projects. It features Laurie Amat & The Residents on vocals.

They hired *Jim Ludtke* to make a music video of the song, using his innovative CGI techniques.

In 1995 the song was performed as part of the *Freak Show live* show, with Wayne Doba & Laurie Amat on vocals.

The song was performed live again from 2014 to 2016, for the *Shadowland* tour.

## Lyrics

```
The Head was hardly human
The head is finally dead
"I can live forever
In formaldehyde", he said.

```

```
Once he made me so mad
I knocked him on the floor;
He rolled around and found a
little paint brush
by the door;
As he held it in his teeth
he painted angels
On the skirt I wore.

```

```
Harry
Harry
Harry
Harry -- The Head is dead.
Harry -- The Head is dead.
Harry -- The Head is dead.

```

## Liner Notes

*Excerpt from the Freak Show Liner Notes*

> Without limbs or even a torso, Harry was just a head and a surly one at that. The Human Head possessed but one quality that spoke of humanity - he was a painter. Holding a brush in his teeth, Harry struggled to produce a low-grade landscapes, but the act of painting at least suggested that shadows of romance and poetry had to be lurking somewhere in his dark soul. Disliked even by his wife, Harry was nevertheless a popular performer; known as "The King of the Freaks," the little man was one of the freak show's most successful acts, and still is. Even though the Human Head has been dead for quite some time, his last request was faithfully followed. Under a coating of dust, the crowds still thril at the sight of Harry, "living forever" in a jar of formaldehyde.
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## Appearances

* Freak Show (1990)
* Freak Show Video Press Release (1991)
* Uncle Willie's Highly Opinionated Guide To The Residents (1993)
* 20 Twisted Questions (1993)
* Freak Show (1994)
* In Memoriam Torso (1994)
* Louisiana's Lick (1995)
* Our Tired, Our Poor, Our Huddled Masses (1997)
* Twenty-Five Years Of Eyeball Excellence (1998)
* Icky Flix (2001)
* Petting Zoo (2002)
* Prague And Beyond (2003)
* Freak Show DVD (2006)
* Icky Flix Live (2009)
* Shadowland (2015)

## Versions

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `:0`
Freak Show DVD

***Freak Show*** is a short anthology film by The Residents, included with the 2007 Freak Show Box-Set.

## Background

The DVD collects various visual elements from The Residents' Freak Show multi-media project, lasting from 1990 to 2004, ranging from music videos, live films, as well as excerpts from the abandoned animated film.

## Shorts

### **Intro (1:10)**

* Company logos for Mute & The Cryptic Corporation, as well as a title card.

### **Herman The Human Mole (3:26)**

* Excerpt from the unfinished 2004 Freak Show animated film. Featuring Molly Harvey & Tony Janssen.

### **The Freak Show Press Release including Harry The Head (7:57)**

* Two short music videos produced between 1991 and 1992. The first, from 1992, is a live-action video for 'Everyone Comes to the Freak Show' the second, from 1991, is a computer-animated video for Harry The Head. These videos feature Diane Alden and Laurie Amat. Directed by John Sanborn, animated by Jim Ludtke.

### **Jelly Jack Video (4:19)**

* A music video for 'Jelly Jack' from 1992. Featured in the Freak Show CD-ROM. Featuring Diane Alden and Laurie Amat

### **Benny The Bouncing Bump (NEC) (5:05)**

* Live performance of Everyone Comes to the Freak Show & Benny The Bouncing Bump from Ty's Freak Show, 1991. Featuring Laurie Amat, Carol LeMaitre, and Sarah McLennan.

### **Freak Show Live (Prague) excerpt (2:06)**

* Live performance of Herman The Human Mole from Prague's Freak Show, 1995.

### **Benny The Bouncing Bump (4:57)**

* Excerpt from the unfinished 2004 Freak Show animated film. Featuring Molly Harvey & Tony Janssen.

## Credits

* Written & Performed by The Residents
* Mixed by Tony Jansen & The Residents
* Cover Photography by Henrik Kam
* Produced by The Cryptic Corporation
* Executive producer: Robert Schilling
* Freak Show Press Release
	+ Directed by John Sanborn
* Harry The Head & Jelly Jack
	+ Animated by Jim Ludtke,
	+ With Guests: L. Amat & D. Alden

* Pickled Punks
	+ Animated by Casey Stockdon
* Herman / Benny 2004
	+ Animated by Jim Ludtke
	+ Guests: T. Janssen & M. Harvey
* Benny The Bump NEC
	+ Produced by Ty Roberts
	+ Edited by Todd Rundgren
	+ With Guests: L. Amat, C. LeMaitre & S. McLennan

* Freak Show Live Prague, Czech Republic National Television
	+ Tex: W. Doba
	+ Herman: V. Gut
	+ Musical Director: M. Wanek
Hardy Fox (album)

* Original release
* 2019 CD reissue

 ***Hardy Fox*** (also known as ***Heart***) is the debut solo release by composer and producer Hardy Fox under his birth name, after several years of recording under the alias Charles Bobuck. A concept album about love, it was released February 14th 2018 by Klanggalerie.

## History

Featuring a more delicate and melodic style than heard on much of his prior work under the guises of The Residents and Charles Bobuck, *Hardy Fox* is a concept album dedicated to love and reflecting memories of the author's life, as described by Fox himself in the liner notes:

> "The intensity of love always takes me back to my youth when all was new and strange. Each element that drove sexual exploits had to be explored, considered and digested.
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> Now older, I turn memories into music.
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> One from the heart."
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## Release

The album was first released on CD by Klanggalerie (whose founder Walter Robotka co-produced the album with Hardy Fox) on Valentine's Day 2018.

Following Fox's death on October 30th 2018, the album was posthumously reissued in January 2019 on CD by Klanggalerie with alternative cover art, and as a limited edition green vinyl LP (with the album's final track "Yogurt" on a separate 7" flexidisc) by Secret Records in April 2019.

## Track listing

1. A Song About You (2:09)
2. The Bather (2:52)
3. Broken Hurt (5:02)
4. The Band Plays On (2:05)
5. Light Of Day (2:45)
6. Mess (2:27)
7. Leg (3:04)
8. Christ (4:06)
9. Rather B U (3:11)
10. Name (2:30)
11. Talking To You (3:27)
12. South (3:25)
13. Walks In The Sand (3:26)
14. Yogurt (2:31)

## See also

* Hardy Fox
* *Rilla Contemplates Love*

## External links and references

* Official website
* *Hardy Fox* on Hardy Fox/Bobuck Bandcamp
* *Hardy Fox* at Klanggalerie
* *Hardy Fox* at Discogs
Dustin York

**Dustin York** is an American musician and actor, most notable for his ongoing collaboration with The Residents. He is best known for his role as Randall Rose, Jr. in the group's 2022 feature film *Triple Trouble*.

## Biography

Dustin York was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. In his teenage years he experimented with music, before studying acting at American River College in Sacramento in the mid-2000s. He later graduated with a bachelor's degree in theatre arts from CSU in Long Beach.

After graduating, York spent a number of years in Los Angeles working in (mostly independent) films, both as an actor and behind the camera. York has since returned to Northern California, where he continues to pursue work as an actor and maintains an ongoing friendship and collaboration with The Residents.

## See also

* *Triple Trouble*
* Randall Rose, Jr.

## External links and references

* *Triple Trouble* official website

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Cast & Crew" at *Triple Trouble* official website
Dreaming Of An Eyeball Beaming

***Dreaming Of An Eyeball Beaming*** is a vinyl-only compilation of material by The Residents related to their In Between Dreams tour, released on Secret Records on July 31st 2019 in a limited edition of 250 copies.

## History

*Dreaming Of An Eyeball Beaming*includes versions of tracks by The Residents which were featured on their 2018-2019 performance tour In Between Dreams, and was originally intended to accompany a limited edition of 250 copies of the live album which resulted from that tour, *In Between Dreams Live*.

The initial test pressings of this bonus material came back unsuitable for release (mastered at incorrect speeds on one side), meaning the bonus LP was delayed to later in the month and was shipped separately.

The material on the LP is not available in any other format. Like *In Between Dreams Live*, *Dreaming Of An Eyeball Beaming* features surrealistic cover art by Stott Howard.

## Tracklisting

***Side A***

1. Six More Miles

***Side B***

1. The Cowboy Dream (Instrumental)
2. The Ballerina Dream (Instrumental)
3. The Train Wreck Dream (Instrumental)
4. Nixon Sings The Blues (Instrumental)
5. The Cowboy Dream
6. The Ballerina Dream
7. The Train Wreck Dream
8. Nixon Sings The Blues

## Personnel

**All Songs Written & Performed By** The Residents

**Except Six More Miles (To The Graveyard):** Hank Williams/Warner Chapel Music

**Side A Recorded By** Gabriel Shepard

**Mixed By**: Eric Drew Feldman & Gabriel Shepard

**Sound**: John Karr

## See also

* In Between Dreams
* *In Between Dreams Live*

## External links and references

* *Dreaming Of An Eyeball Beaming*on Secret Records Bandcamp
* *Dreaming Of An Eyeball Beaming*at Discogs
Hambu Lodo

Format: File, FLAC, Single

Country: UK

Released: 02 May 2020

Genre: Electronic

Style: Experimental

### Info

During one of our frequent phone chats, we were talking about Hambu Hoedown - one of our early remixes of Hambu Hodo. This immediately transformed into Hambu Lockdown and then, naturally, to Hambu Lodo. It inspired us and a couple of weeks later this new version of the Hambu classic was completed.

The words are about the UK advice during the Covid-19 lockdown - fragmented as per the original.

All money from the sale of this track will be donated to NHS Charities Together - even more important in these coronavirus times.

Renaldo and Ted

### LYRICS

SO DI TANS I IM PO (social distance is important)
WAS OU HA FO WEN I SEC (wash your hands for twenty seconds)
PRO HE NA NA HE AL SER (protect the National Health Service)
HAMBU NA HAMBU LODO

CO TO OU EL O A TIS (cough into your elbow or a tissue)
HE AL OL A VU RAB PEOP (help all old and vulnerable people)
PRO HE NA NA HE AL SER
HAMBU NA HAMBU LODO

Stay in the house, we can do it
Stay in the house, we can do

### CREDITS

released May 2, 2020
Written, recorded and produced by Renaldo & The Loaf April 2020
For Elsie

***For Elsie*** is an instrumental suite by The Residents, first featured as pre-recorded intermission music during their 13th Anniversary tour between 1985 and 1987. It was released as a limited edition single-sided 12" EP in 1987.

The suite features themes and variations based on the Romantic composition "Für Elise" by Ludwig van Beethoven, one of the composer's most popular and enduring melodies.

An extended CD edition of the suite was given away to attendees of the Cube NYE show in 1989; the extended version was later featured on the compilation album *Best Left Unspoken... Volume Three* in 2007, the 20th anniversary of the original release.

## History

*For Elsie* is a composition based on "Für Elise" by Ludwig van Beethoven, recorded by The Residents in 1985 as intermission music for the group's 13th Anniversary Show.

The composition appears to have served as a sort of graveyard for abandoned material from the previous two years; the incomplete single *Santa Dog '84* was used as Part 5, and then an aborted cover of "Jingle Bells," recorded during *The Big Bubble* sessions, was used as Part 3. The suite also features material initially recorded for the abandoned album *Man*.

## Release

"For Elsie" was first released in an edited nineteen-minute version as a single-sided 12" EP in 1987, in a limited edition of 1000 copies on marbled green vinyl. The disc's B-side featured a graphic of The Residents' "Official Product" logo. The same year, Part 4 of the suite appeared as the B-side to the group's single "Hit The Road Jack."

Attendees of the Cube NYE show in 1989 were given an extended version of the suite on CD, featuring 10 minutes of material cut from the earlier release. The extended version was reissued as part of the limited edition instrumental compilation *Best Left Unspoken... Volume Three* by Ralph America in 2007, the releases 20th anniversary.

## Track listing

### Original release (1987)

1. For Elsie (18:41)
	1. Part 1 (1:04)
	2. Part 2 (1:19)
	3. Part 3 (2:31)
	4. Part 4 (2:08)
	5. Part 5 (5:05)
	6. Part 6 (2:13)
	7. Part 7 (4:20)

### Extended CD edition (1989)

1. Part 1 (1:04)
2. Part 2 (1:19)
3. Part 3 (2:31)
4. Part 4 (2:08)
5. Part 5 (5:05)
6. Part 6 (2:13)
7. Part 7 (4:20)
8. Part 8 (4:06)
9. Part 9 (5:43)

## Credits

* **Written By**: The Residents
* **Based On "Für Elise" By:** Beethoven
* **Who Stole It From:** Some Folk Song

## See also

* Ludwig van Beethoven
* "Für Elise"
* "Jingle Bell"
* "Santa Dog '84"
* "Hit The Road Jack"
* *Best Left Unspoken... Volume Three*

## External links and references

* *For Elsie* at RZWeb (archived via archive.org)
* *For Elsie* at Discogs
Gary Panter

***Gary Panter*** (born December 1, 1950) is a cartoonist, illustrator, painter, designer and part-time musician. One of the biggest representatives of the american new wave comics movement, Panter has worked on multiple fronts, from contributions to comics anthologies to commercial imagery.

He worked with The Residents from the late 70s to the early 80s on many of their artworks. The group also produced his 1981 debut single *Tornader To The Tater*.

## Background

Gary was born in Durant, Oaklahoma on December 1, 1950. He studied art at East Texas State University, and moved to Los Angeles in 1977, at age 27. It was in Los Angeles where he would become heavily involved in the rising counter culture of the era.

He met with The Cryptic Corporation in 1979, who asked him to create artwork for the Ralph Records sampler album *Subterranean Modern*, featuring The Residents. Shortly after this he created artwork for Snakefinger's *What Wilbur* single, produced by The Residents.

Panter would continue to create artwork for Ralph Records, providing illustrations for the 1980 Sampler EP, '*Buy Or Die*', as and it's follow up, '*Buy Or Die 1980½*', both featuring The Residents. The Buy Or Die 1980 catalog, also featured his Rozz Tox Manifesto.

In 1981 he finally met with The Residents, who produced and played on his first solo single, *Tornader To The Tater*. Both tracks on this single would be put on his 1983 debut album, '*Pray For Smurph*'.

He collaborated with The Residents again in 1987, when the group were brought on to score episodes of the second season of *Pee Wee's Playhouse*, on which Panter was set designer. The Residents were later brought back to score the episodes 'To Tell The Tooth' in 1988, and 'Front Page Pee-Wee' in 1990.

In 2015, Panter was interviewed for the Theory of Obscurity documentary.

## Artwork For The Residents

Subterranean ModernWhat Wilbur?Buy Or Die 1980Buy Or Die 1980½Tornader To The Tater
Halsteufel Haben Keine Chance Mehr (Der Obereuerheim-Sämpler)

***Halsteufel Haben Keine Chance Mehr (Der Obereuerheim-Sämpler)*** *[The Singing Devils Have No Chance: The Obereuerheim Sampler]* is a 1984 sampler album by German import label, ***OH!.*** It features The Residents' 1980 song *Sümple Song.*

## Background

*Oh!* was a German import label that released The Residents' material in Germany in the early 1980s, particularly *The Commercial Album*. Oh only ever put out two of their own releases, this release, and then in 1986, the album '*Five Sweets & A Half Of Meat*'. It is unknown how long Oh lasted beyond this.

This compilation features original material from various strange and mostly unsigned bands. The contents of the album were largely recorded between 1982 - 1984, with The Residents' Sumple Song being the exception. It's referred to as a 1977 recording in the liner notes, but is from 1980.

Most of the tracks feature Dr.Helga Türeng performing in one way or another, making them the lead artist of sorts. There's only a handful of tracks without his credited performance, *'Kleine Mädchen', 'Die Zuckerkrankheit', 'Abgebrannt', 'Der Anzumale Tod Der Schweißfliegen', 'Fuchsgrabenpolka', 'Vai All'Inferno', 'This Is Not A Song', 'So Allein', 'Drugs', & 'Sümple Song'.*

## Track Listing

1. Perry Rhodan's Sex Shop Band - Totensonntag (2:25)
2. Dr.Helga Türeng - Fischkutter (1:14)
3. Göck - Kleine Mädchen (1:23)
4. Kolbenfresser - Come On Louis! (2:11)
5. Plastiktüte - Der Wassermann (1:50)
6. Plastiktüte - Rap Attack (A) (4:39)
7. Herr Bahn - Die Zuckerkrankheit (2:42)
8. Kolbenfresser Lets Got To.. (2:31)
9. Hermann Der Planetenbaumeister & Dr.Türeng - New York City (1:34)
10. Plastiktüte - Der Koffer (A) (3:13)
11. Spasmex - Abgebrann (3:28)
12. Konstantin Ambros - Der Anzumale Tod Der Schweißfliegen (2:59)
13. Obereuerheimer Blaskapelle & Theo Zehe - Fuchsgrabenpolka (3:20)
14. Spasmex & Dr.Türeng - Bitte Bitte (1:39)
15. The Uhu-Lebstoffs - Flotte Beine (1:28)
16. Herr Bahn & Dr.Türeng - Vai All'Inferno / Die Prothese (3:12)
17. Plastiktüte - Elektro-Blues (A) (3:26)
18. Perry Rhodan's Sex Shop Band - Cuxhaven (2:48)
19. Pril & John Leiden - This Is Not A Song (1:09)
20. Jim Beam & The Kanaldeckels - So Allein (2:02
21. Dr.Helga Türeng & Werner Aumüller - Summertime (1:55)
22. Spasmex - Drugs (1:29)
23. Residents - Sümple Song (1:25)
24. The One & Only Obereuerheim Group - Obereuerheim (4:27)
Junior's Double Trouble Nightmare

**"Junior's Double Trouble Nightmare"** is a video uploaded to the official Residents YouTube channel on November 16th 2016, and is the first public release of any information regarding the film, explaining the plot of their planned feature film *Double Trouble* (later retitled *Triple Trouble*) in 2020.

Interestingly, it is presented as footage from the movie, as it is referred to as a "dream sequence from *Double Trouble*" in the video's description, despite the fact that it's a video describing the plot of the film, with Randy Rose directly talking to the audience about its inception.

## See also

* *Triple Trouble*
* "Double Trouble Trailer"

## External links and references

* "Junior's Double Trouble Nightmare" on YouTube
Egg Booty

***Egg Booty*** is an album by Bobuck, compiling music recorded after his departure from *The Residents*, which had been previously released as singles. It is the final release by Charles Bobuck.

## Track Listing

1. About It (2017)
2. Fast (2017)
3. Sun (2017)
4. Trump Needs A Cat (2017)
5. Match (2017)
6. Thanksgiving In Bed (2016)
7. Trump (2016)
8. Rubber (2017)
9. Old Man Lies (2017)
10. New Year (2017)
11. Knee (2017)
12. Flesh Christmas (2016)
13. Dear (2017)
14. Rock (2017)
15. Sneak (2017)
16. Spike (2017)
17. Wall (2017)

## Liner Notes

> "They Are The Eggmen... I am The Walrus
>
>

> Coo Coo, Kachoo."
>
>

## Releases

Originally released on CD by *Klanggalerie* in 2017, it was later re-released digitally by *Bobuck* on Bandcamp, crediting *H. Fox* as lead collaborator for the album for the first time.

## Credits

**Vocal:** Nessie Lessons

**Guitar:** N. Cook

**Trumpet:** W. Robotka

**Composed & Performed By** Us

**Package By:** H. Bridge
Diana Alden

Alden, circa 2017

***Diana Alden Lang*** was a vocalist for The Residents throughout much of the 1990s. She is best known for playing Timmy in *Bad Day on The Midway*, and performing vocals on *Lillie,* from Freak Show*.*

Outside of The Residents, she produced an album for Dena DeRose.

## Background

Diana first worked with The Residents in 1990 on the Freak Show album, where she performed vocals on 'Lillie'. Following this, she would become a regular member of The Residents' studio collaborators. For the '*Our Finest Flowers*' sessions, she performed on '*He Also Serves*' and '*Ship of Fools*'. Diane's most notable role with The Residents was as the lead character in their 1995 video game, *Bad Day on The Midway**,* Timmy. She would continue to portray Timmy in various Residents projects for the rest of her career.

Her final work as a regular member of The Residents team was with the 1998 album 'Wormwood', on which she performed additional vocals.

For much of 2004, she worked with The Residents on the Freak Show DVD, reprising her role as Timmy. The Cryptic Corporation would cancel this project following the death of director Jim Ludtke.

The Residents would re-use voice lines from the film on their 2006-2007 web series, Timmy.

## Full Discography

* Freak Show (1990, Vocals)
* Our Finest Flowers (1992, Singing)
* Uncle Willie's Highly Opinionated Guide To The Residents (1993)
* The Hot Club Of San Francisco (1993, Producer, Designer)
* Freak Show (CD-ROM) (1994, Voice Acting)
* Freak Show CD-ROM Video Tour (1994, Voice)
* Gingerbread Man (1994, Voice on '*The Confused Transexual*')
* Have A Bad Day (1996, Additional Voices)
* Our Tired, Our Poor, Our Huddled Masses (1997, Vocals, Musician)
* Wormwood (1998, Additional Singer)
* Petting Zoo (2002, Help)
* Dena DeRose – A Walk In The Park (2005, Associate Producer)
* Freak Show DVD (2006)
* Timmy (2006)

Archival Releases

* Bad Day On The Midway (2012, Voice)
* Wormwood Box (2022, Singing)

## References

1. ↑ Hacienda\_Bridge\_no.\_10#Performances\_by\_Women
Freshly Wrapped Candies

**Freshly Wrapped Candies** (also known as **The Candies**) were an American art and music group formed in the Los Angeles suburbs in 1983 by Chris Haaga and Wade Hall, previously members of a dance music band, B.o.P..

The two had been introduced by their shared hairdresser Brad, who was happy to dye and cut their hair "like rainbows falling onto Machu Picchu". The three quickly decided to create something together, and Freshly Wrapped Candies was born.

The group released four albums between 1985 and 1992, including their third album *I Like You*, which was released by T.E.C. Tones/Ralph Records in 1989.

## Discography

### Albums

* *Grazing Amongst While Pretending To Be* (1985)
* *Dark Side Of The White Christmas Thriller* (1987)
* *I Like You* (1989)
* *Three Things At Once* (1992)

### Videos

* *The Sheep Of Things To Come* VHS (1987)

## External links and references

* Freshly Wrapped Candies official website
* Freshly Wrapped Candies Instagram
* Freshly Wrapped Candies on Spotify
* Freshly Wrapped Candies on Bandcamp
* Freshly Wrapped Candies at Discogs
* Wade of Freshly Wrapped Candies at Meet The Residents Wiki
Hambu Hodo

Renaldo & The Loaf ‎– Hambu Hodo

Label:Some Bizzare ‎– rD4
Format:Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:UK
Released:17 Nov 1986
Genre:Electronic, Rock
Style:Avantgarde, Experimental

Tracklist

A Hambu Hodo Written-By – Poole\*, Janssen\*

B1 The Elbow Is Taboo Written-By – Poole\*, Janssen\*
B2 Writing Postcards From Italy Written-By – Poole\*, Janssen\*, Marles\*

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Some Bizzare
Copyright (c) – Some Bizzare
Pressed By – MPO
Recorded At – Chez Struve
Lacquer Cut At – The Town House

Credits
Co-producer [Co-created With] – Kwesi Marles (tracks: B2)
Mastered By – Ian Cooper
Recorded By, Producer – Renaldo & The Loaf
Sleeve [Performed & Produced By] – Paul White

A Rotcod production 1986.
℗ 1986 Some Bizz Are © 1986 Some Bizz Are
Made in the U.K.
Eekie

***Eekie*** was a pseudonym The Guitar Playing Resident used between 2017 - 2019 on The Residents' In Between Dreams tour.

## History

As with the rest of *The Real Residents*' names, the name Eekie was first used in the 'PlgueDoctors!' vlog uploaded to the Randy Rose YouTube channel on March 15th, 2017. The vlog, taking place within the fiction of Randy, Chuck & Bob, features Randy angered as he discovers The Residents are touring a new album, only he's not in any of the promotional photos released. And has no recollection of the album.

Randy soon discovers that the figures in the promo photos are named Eekie, Erkie, Cha-Cha, and Tyrone, in what seems to be these names' first public use.

The names continued to be used in 'The Residents in Tokyo' series of YouTube shorts, and Eekie was first identified as the guitar-playing Residents in the fourth part. The names continued appearing in promotional material until the release of the 'In Between Dreams CD/DVD' set in 2019, but have not been used since.

All four members of 'The Real Residents' appeared on the inner gatefold of The Residents' forty-second studio album, 'Intruders.'

The name was seemingly used to subtly usher away the personas of Randy, Chuck, Bob, Carlos, and Rico, who had prominently featured in The Residents' work from 2010 - 2016.

Long-time Residents guitarist Nolan Cook has Eekie as his profile picture on Facebook.

## See Also

* Lionel Bob
* The "Real" Residents
* Identities of The Residents
* In Between Dreams
* List of aliases used by The Residents

1. ↑ https://youtu.be/DDa22brwRPA
2. ↑ https://youtube.com/shorts/\_UhJzqZsJ8g?feature=share
3. ↑ https://youtu.be/WJIrzmci5JU
4. ↑ https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/the-residents/in-between-dreams-live-in-san-francisco
For Maurice

"***For Maurice***" is a solo track by Randy Rose, the lead singer of The Residents.

A tribute to Rose's cat which was first released as the B-side to his debut solo single "Bigfoot Beware", "For Maurice" was reissued later in 2016 as a limited single-sided 7" on Psychofon Records.

## See also

* *Bigfoot Beware*
* Randy Rose
* Shadowland
* The Randy, Chuck and Bob Trilogy

## External links and references

* *For Maurice*"Memorial Edition" on Psychofon Records
* *For Maurice*on Discogs
Wilma Flintstone

**Wilma Flintstone** (maiden name **Pebble** or **Slaghoople** — see below) is a fictional character in the television animated series *The Flintstones*. She is the beautiful red-headed wife of caveman Fred Flintstone, mother of Pebbles Flintstone and grandmother to Roxy and Chip Rubble. Her best friends were her next door neighbors, Betty and Barney Rubble. She has been voiced by the late Jean Vander Pyl until her death in 1999 and is now currently voiced by Tress McNeille.

## Biography

While the mid-1980s spin-off series *The Flintstone Kids* depicts Wilma as a child, the series seems to be mostly apocryphal due to its presenting Wilma as a childhood friend of Fred and Barney (the original series asserted that they met as young adults) as well as using the last name Slaghoople instead of the original Pebbles. Still, the series' depictions that Wilma had younger sisters and that her father—who apparently died by the time Wilma reached adulthood—ran a prehistoric computer business might be taken as valid. Wilma did mention having a married sister in the sixth season.

As a young adult, Wilma worked with Betty as cigarette girls/waitresses at a resort. There, they first met and fell in love with their future husbands, Fred and Barney (who were working there as bellhops). Wilma's mother, Pearl Pebbles Slaghoople, also met her future son-in-law, and took a disliking toward Fred (and vice-versa), starting a long-lasting rivalry between the two.

Eventually, Wilma and Fred were married, and Wilma became a homemaker, keeping house with such prehistoric aids as a baby elephant vacuum cleaner, pelican washing machine, and so forth. She was also a good cook. One of her specialties was Gravelberry Pie - the recipe for which she eventually sold to the Safestone supermarket chain. Wilma also enjoyed volunteering for various charitable and women's organizations in Bedrock, shopping, and (occasionally) getting to meet the celebrities of their world, including "Tony Curtis", Rock Quarry and Cary Grant. By Noyan Deniz Yalçınkaya.

In the original series' third season, Wilma became pregnant, and gave birth to the couple's only child, Pebbles.

When Pebbles was a teenager, Wilma (along with Betty) gained employment as a reporter for one of Bedrock's newspapers, the *Daily Granite* (a spoof of the *Daily Planet* of Superman fame), under the editorial guidance of Lou Granite (a parody of *The Mary Tyler Moore Show's*Lou Grant). While employed there, she shared various adventures with prehistoric superhero Captain Caveman, who (in a secret identity) also worked for the newspaper (a la Clark Kent).

Later still, after Pebbles grew up and left home, Wilma started a successful catering business with her neighbor and friend Betty, before becoming a grandmother to Pebbles' twin children, Chip and Roxy.
Cult With No Name

**Cult With No Name** (often abbreviated to **CWNN**) are an English musical duo formed in London in 2004, comprising Erik Stein and Jon Boux. Influenced largely by electronic music, post-punk, and modern classical music, they refer to themselves as "post-punk electronic balladeers".

In 2015 they collaborated with Tuxedomoon and John Foxx to create the soundtrack for *Blue Velvet Revisited*, a documentary film about the making of David Lynch's 1986 film *Blue Velvet*.

In 2016 they contributed to The Residents' *I Am A Resident!* collaborative project, supplying a cover version of "Boo Who?" which was featured in its unedited original mix on the bonus disc of the deluxe CD edition of the album.

Cult With No Name has since appeared alongside The Residents on several various artists albums, like Renaldo & The Loaf's Hardly Gurning While The World Is Turning, The Godfather of Odd, and The Gatekeepers.

## Discography

* *Paper Wraps Rock* (2007)
* *Careful What You Wish For* (2008)
* *Lightwerx: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari* (2009)
* *Adrenalin* (2010)
* *Above As Below* (2012)
* *Another Landing* (2014)
* *Blue Velvet Revisited* with Tuxedomoon and John Foxx (2015)
* *Heir of the Dog* (2017)
* *Mediaburn* (2019)

## See also

* Tuxedomoon
* *I Am A Resident!*
* Eye Am A Resident
* "Boo Who?"

## External links and references

* Official website
* Cult With No Name at Bandcamp
* Cult With No Name on Apple Music
* Cult With No Name at Wikipedia
Hellno

***Hellno*** (also stylised as ***H.E.L.L No!***) is a song by The Residents & Nessie Lessons, recorded as soundtrack to the 1984 movie '*The Census Taker*'

## Background

The song features lead vocals from Nessie Lessons. Lessons had acted as The Residents go-to female vocalist since 1980's Commercial Album. This song would be their final collaboration until 1992's 'Our Finest Flowers'

## Lyrics

```
I want your love
You can't give it
H.E.L.L. no

```

```
One sees us
No one wants to
H.E.L.L. no!

```

```
Come on baby
Show me heaven
H.E.L.L., no.
H.E.L.L. no!

```

```
Come on baby
Show me heaven
H.E.L.L. no!

```

## Releases

* The Census Taker (1985)
* Heaven? (1986)
* Whatever Happened To Vileness Fats? / The Census Taker (1991)
* Louisiana's Lick (1995)
* Intermission / The Census Taker (2011)
Sara (Mermaid Melody)

**Sara** was the mermaid princess of the Indian Ocean andSeira's predecessor. Years ago, Sara developed a relationship with Taro Mitsuki, but when she thought that Taro broke up with her, her pearl went crazy and destroyedCoco and her kingdom. It later pointed out that the tidal wave that killed Kaito's adoptive parents was also caused by Sara.

## Personality

Before Sara became the Black Mermaid Princess, she seems very caring and loving, considering her relationship with Taro Mitsuki. After Taro had left her, she let her pearl go crazy and destroyed her kingdom out of her anger of her job being a mermaid princess. She then followed the belief that hatred was on her side and that love was nothing but something that would cause pain later on.

Sara has several conflicting feelings between Gaito and Taro. While Gaito could give her almost everything she desires, including the world. Taro, on the other hand, gave her love and happiness through her singing and his piano, which created a special melody of their relationship

## Trivia

* Sara means "Princess"
* Sara stands for the color orange of the rainbow.
Flying

"**Flying**" is an instrumental song from The Beatles' 1967 television film and soundtrack *Magical Mystery Tour*, and the first song credited to all four members of the band.

In 1977 the track was covered by The Residents for the B-side of their single *The Beatles Play The Residents and The Residents Play The Beatles*.

## Lyrics

```
Hahahahahahaha!

```

```
Haha! Hahahahahaha!

```

```
Please! Please, everybody! Please,
If we didn't do everything we could have done,
We tried! We tried!
Hahahahaha!

```

```
F-L-Y-I-N-G
F-L-Y-I-N-G
F-L-Y-I-N-G
F-L-Y-I-N-G
G, G, G, G

```

```
F-L-Y-I-N-G
F-L-Y-I-N-G
F-L-Y-I-N-G
F-L-Y-I-N-G
G, G, G, G

```

## List of releases

* *The Beatles Play The Residents and The Residents Play The Beatles (1977)*
* *The Residents Radio Special (1977)*
* *The Third Reich 'n Roll* Classic Series CD reissue (1987)
* *In Memoriam Torso (1994)*
* *Our Tired, Our Poor, Our Huddled Masses* (1997)
* *Documentation - Tunes In Danger Of Becoming Lost* (2009)
* *The Third Reich 'n Roll* pREServed edition (2018)

## See also

* The Beatles
* *The Beatles Play The Residents and The Residents Play The Beatles*
* "Beyond the Valley of a Day in the Life"
* *The Third Reich 'n Roll*
Don't Make Me Ralph!

**"Don't Make Me Ralph!"**, also known as the **KUOI Ralph Radio Special**, is a promotional radio special broadcast on KUOI-FM in Idaho on January 24th 1981.

The special, intended to promote then-recent Ralph Records releases by The Residents, Yello, Fred Frith, Tuxedomoon, MX-80 Sound and Snakefinger, also features interviews with Hardy Fox, Tom Timony and Snakefinger.

## History

By the early '80s, Ralph Records had developed a strong following in several college campuses, one of them being the University of Idaho. So in January of 1981, radio station KUOI-FM, which is owned by the University, capitalized on this craze by making a radio special titled "Don't Make Me Ralph!".

The special features interviews with Hardy Fox of The Cryptic Corporation, Snakefinger, and Ralph employee Tom Timony. as well as material by The Residents. To promote the show, KUOI gave away various Ralph EPs.

Although the special was never widely released by Ralph, a limited number of cassette copies are known to have circulated among collectors.

## Track listing

1. The Residents - Dimples And Toes
2. The Residents - Santa Dog (Fire)
3. Yello - Bimbo
4. Fred Frith - Dancing In The Street
5. Tuxedomoon - What Use?
6. MX-80 Sound - Metro Teens
7. Snakefinger - The Spot
8. Snakefinger - Jesus Was A Leprechaun
9. Snakefinger - The Man In The Dark Sedan

## External links and references

* Official KUOI January 1981 programming booklet
* KUOI - Ralph Radio Special page on Discogs

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Post by Lisa French in The Residents unofficial Facebook group, December 29th 2020
Duck Kosmische

**"Duck Kosmische"** is a limited edition 7" white label vinyl single by The Residents, featuring two previously unreleased "kosmische musik" recordings made by the group during the sessions that became the album *Duck Stab!/Buster & Glen*.

The single was released May 19th 2023 with early copies of the pREServed double LP set of *Duck Stab!/Buster & Glen* sold through the Cherry Red Records website, as well as being available separately via The Residents' official online store.

The title of the single was first (erroneously) announced as "Duck *Komische*" ("komische" being German for "weird" or "funny"); this is the second (possibly intentional) titling error in this series of singles, following the earlier mislabelling of the *Babyfingers* white label 7" as "Monstrous".

## Release notes

Take a trip into a brief but aborted Residents space opera that never was. Long forgotten by the group until they recently revisited the 'Duck Stab!' multitrack tapes, and inspired by a late '70s fad for all things Germanic and Kosmische (best realised on the classic 'Krafty Cheese'), 'Duck Kosmische' represents the beginnings of yet another Residents project which burned brightly and briefly but, ultimately, never really went anywhere.

## See also

* *Duck Stab!/Buster & Glen*
* pREServed
* "Krafty Cheese"
* "99 Space Music"

## External links and references

* *Duck Stab!/Buster & Glen* pREServed vinyl edition (with "Duck Kosmische") at Cherry Red Records
* "Duck Kosmische" at Discogs

1. ↑ "Duck Kosmische" at MVDB2B.com

**Side A:** **Duck Stab!**
"Constantinople" · "Sinister Exaggerator" · "The Booker Tease" · "Blue Rosebuds" · "Laughing Song" · "Bach Is Dead" · "Elvis And His Boss"
**Side B:** **Buster & Glen**
"Lizard Lady" · "Semolina" · "Birthday Boy" · "Weight-Lifting Lulu" · "Krafty Cheese" · "Hello Skinny" · "The Electrocutioner"
**Personnel**
The Residents · Snakefinger · Ruby
**Related works**
*Duck Stab!* EP · "Soulful Sax" · "Ow Boutthat" · "When Johnny Comes Marching" · "Unlisted" · "Santa Dog '78" · "Guylum Bardot '78" · *Duck Stab!* film · "Hello Skinny" video · *D\*ck S\*ab - 35th Anniversary* · Dog Stab! · *Duck Stab! Alive!* · *Duck Stab!/Buster & Glen Notebook* · "**Duck Kosmische**"
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