Ive Tried To Understand Them Over Time But Cant Get Any Sense Out Of Them. I Know Its Meant To Be Timmy From "Bad Day" But What Is The Context? Is There Anything From Cryptic or Even From Homer Or Hardy That Can Explain Them? Even The Wiki Page Is Bare.. Help Is Appreciated.
Sorry For The Rant
BE WARNED! Recently while scrolling through eBay trying to find some nice deals I found this. A man claiming to have the brand new DDA pREServed. Either this man is a time traveler and already has the new set or this a bold face scam. I read the description and it said jewel case even though we all know the pREServed series comes in a sorta digi pack like packaging not in a jewel case. I don’t know whether to report the listing or not?
What Should I Do?
ATTENTION! All Res Heads “Faceless Forever Store” has gotten new items! These are all under the category of rare items on the shop, most of these are UWEB newsletters, so remember these wise words!
”BUY OR DIE!!!!!”
Let me confess, “The King And Eye” is my guilty pleasure in The Residents discography, a lot of the fans hate on it calling the production amateurish and awkward. But in my opinion the album is great fun and actually pretty cool. In recent months I’ve found my self listening to “Hound Dog” and “Blue Suede Shoes” more than the originals. It’s the residents at there tackiest but I’m all for it.
What are y’all’s opinion on the album?
P.S: If anybody saw the cube e performance please share your expirence and thoughts on that part
God In 3 Persons is considered one of the masterworks by The Residents, but I’ve recently noticed how divisive this album is with the fan base. Many consider it the beginning of the renaissance of the band and others consider it the beginning of the slow grudge that is the modern era. In my humble opinion, G3P is honestly one of the best things the residents have done. But i can get if people find it tedious, for starters the album is basically a long poem set to music. Many get bored after “Hard And Tenderly” due to it being the last song with a bit of rhythm according to the G3P haters. Another reason i see is that it is really long, the album was the first album meant for cd, so they were experimenting with the time limits so it resulted in an hour long album.
Ignoring all of this, can we all come to an agreement that even if we don’t like it or love it to bits, that it was an important album in the resident discography.
Anyways, what’s your opinion on the album?
Thanks, looking forward to the DDA pREServed but do you have any idea on what could be included on the American Composers Box? All I can think of is “Hit The Road Jack” and “The Trouble With The Harry’s”
Thanks
R
A couple years ago, I stumbled upon a bizarre album, i was mainly intrigued by its cover a big middle finger to the Meet The Beatles album which i owned. After a quick click i stumbled upon a strange sound id never heard before. I was convinced these guys were insane or crazy. I was at first disturbed so much I couldn’t listen to it for another week, Soon I built up the courage to finish it, and well it was a masterpiece.
Today we raise the glass to one of the most important album in my life, i call it the worst decision in my life as it made me a bit crazy. Now I can’t go a day without whistling “Infant Tango” or the catchy “Numb Erone”. Thanks to it I’m the big res head i am today.
Happy Birthday Meet The Residents!
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Resboy
Hello, there fellow res heads, i know we are all waiting for the new album “Doctor Dark” and the DDA preserved but has anyone ever though about giving “Bunny Boy” the pREServed treatment? I know it may seem a bit early considering the album came out in 2008 but Animal Lover is getting one which came out in 2005. In my mind The Bunny Boy would be a good chance to execute the triple (trouble!) cds, the first disc would be the album with the rare material, and then the 2nd cd would either be “Postcards from Patamos” or any of the rare bunny boy cds (Arkansas, Ozan, Bunny Boy Live) because those are very coveted and rare. I know we got most of them realesed on vinyl (Ozark and Bunny Boy Live) but those were also limited. So many Res heads have never had the possibility to own them, especially us new fans with no money for the prices on eBay. So it makes sense..
