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Icky Flix Live is a concert DVD by The Residents, documenting the second leg of their 2001 Icky Flix tour. The DVD was a limited item, with only 850 copies released.
History[]
The concert was filmed on March 30th 2001 at The Experience Music Project in Seattle, Washington. The tour was designed to promote The Residents' latest DVD release, Icky Flix, and featured a "greatest hits" style set list, with the group performing tracks from nine of the albums released throughout their 27 year career, from The Third Reich 'n Roll (1976) to Wormwood (1998).
By this point, The Residents had already created several feature-length concert videos, and wanted to try experimenting with the format; with this in mind, Icky Flix Live was filmed entirely by camera operators positioned within the audience, with no edits made, even during the show's brief intermission and encore.
Two excerpts from this show, "Constantinople" and "Burn Baby Burn", had previously appeared on the Kettles of Fish On the Outskirts of Town box set DVD in 2003.
Chapters[]
- Intro / Icky Flix (2:22)
- March De La Winni / The Third Reich 'N' Roll (4:55)
- Harry The Head (3:32)
- Renaldo & The Loaf (6:05)
- Spatt's Medium (1:29)
- Lime Jelly Grass (2:11)
- Melvyn’s Repose (2:25)
- Kick A Picnic (2:48)
- He Also Serves / The Service (3:19)
- Hello Skinny (3:26)
- Man's World (4:20)
- Bad Day On The Midway
- Where Is She?
- -Break-
- Constantinople
- One Minute Movies
- The Gingerbread Man
- Burn Baby Burn
- Stars And Stripes
- Just 4 U
- -Encore-
- Benny The Bump
Liner notes[]
Unused cover art design for Icky Flix Live, mirroring the album art for Commercial Album with the faces of Britney Spears and Eminem
The Icky Flix DVD is a documentary shot entirely from an audience perspective. The DVD runs in real time from the start of the show to the end with nothing edited out. There is no post production on the sound or the picture. The event was captured on six consumer level DV cameras. The sound comes from one of the cameras.
Credits[]
- Performer: The Residents
- Video Producer: S. Sutherland
- Guests: C. Fabrizio, M. Harvey, N. Cook & T. Dammit
- Lighting Designer: C. McGregor
- Sound Mix: G. Chapman