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B.S.
Baby Sex (officially released as B.S. ) is a demo tape recorded in 1971 by Residents, Uninc.. It is the final demo known to have been recorded by the group before they officially became The -
The W***** B*** Album
The Warner Bros. Album (officially released as The W***** B*** Album ) is a demo tape, compiled in 1971 by the group who would later be known as The Residents. The W***** B*** Album was compiled -
The Residents
The Residents are an American multimedia art and music group originating from Shreveport, Louisiana, who have been officially active since 1972. Since their inception, the group have produced a vast catalog of albums, videos, live -
Commercial Album
Commercial Album is the seventh studio album by The Residents, released on October 29th 1980 on Ralph Records. Another manifestation of The Residents' whimsical relationship with pop music and their interest in music about music -
Eskimo
Eskimo is the sixth studio album by The Residents, released on Ralph Records on September 26th 1979. It was recorded by the group between April 1976 and May 1979, after they were inspired by the -
Not Available
Not Available is the second album recorded by The Residents, and their fourth in order of release. Supposedly recorded in complete secrecy between February and May 1974, Not Available was shelved by the group after -
The Third Reich 'n Roll
The Third Reich'n Roll is the second (or third ) album by The Residents, released on Ralph Records on February 1st 1976. Intended as a caustic satire on the pop music industry, The Third Reich -
Meet The Residents
Meet The Residents is the first studio album by The Residents, released on the group's newly-founded independent record label Ralph Records on April 1st 1974. Produced in adherence with the "Theory of Phonetic -
Fingerprince
Fingerprince is the third (or fourth) album by The Residents, recorded between 1974 and 1976 and released on February 15th 1977 on Ralph Records. Its first half consists of a number of short and relatively -
Snakefinger
Philip Charles Lithman (17 June 1949 – 1 July 1987), who performed under the stage name Snakefinger, was an English musician, singer and songwriter. A multi-instrumentalist, he was best known for his guitar and violin -
Hardy Fox
Hardy Winfred Fox Jr. (also known as H., among various other aliases ) (March 29th 1945 - October 30th 2018) was an American composer, artist, A&R manager and sound engineer who was best known for his -
The True Story of The Residents
The True Story of The Residents: A Brief Summary of Known Facts, Top Secrets, Hazy Details, Veiled Hints, and Blatant Lies is an essay written by W.E.I.R.D. club member Matt Groening -
Meet The Residents Wiki
Welcome to Meet The Residents Wiki, an unofficial guide to North Louisiana's Phenomenal Pop Combo! For almost 50 years, The Residents have existed at the forefront of virtually every new technology in sound, video -
A Nickle If Your Dick's This Big
A Nickle If Your Dick's This Big is a compilation album by The Residents, released on November 8th 2019 on Cherry Red/MVD as part of the group's ongoing pREServed reissue campaign. The -
The Big Bubble
The Big Bubble is a 1985 album by The Residents. Part four of The Mole Trilogy, the album expands on the plot of the unreleased third entry in the series by featuring the music of -
The Delta Nudes
The Delta Nudes (also known as Delta Nu, Loss Leaders, Ensenada and Spontaneous Cumbustion, Ivory and the Brain Eaters, The College Walkers, Residents, Uninc., Univac Res Corp, The Pre-Residents, The Pre-sidents ) were a -
N. Senada
N. Senada (born Nigel Sinatra, often referred to as The Mysterious N. Senada ) (b. May 28th 1907 - d. 1993) was a German composer and music theorist who formulated the Theory of Obscurity and the Theory -
Wormwood
Wormwood: Curious Stories From The Bible is an album by The Residents, released October 13th 1998 through Euro Ralph and East Side Digital. In Wormwood, The Residents interpret a number of often violent or disturbing -
Charles Bobuck
Charles Bobuck (also known as "Chuck ", Bob Uck, and Bobby Uck ) was a pseudonym and character adopted by Hardy Fox, the primary composer, arranger and keyboard player for The Residents, at the beginning of the -
Randy Rose
"Hi everybody! It's me, Randy, singer for The Residents!" Rudolph Randolph Rose (born Randy Warthog) was a character portrayed by the lead vocalist of The Residents. -
Cube-E
Cube-E (The History of American Music in 3 E-Z Pieces) was the third live performance tour by The Residents, beginning in November 1988 and continuing until November 1990. A conceptual performance trilogy focusing -
The Residents discography
The discography of The Residents officially dates from Christmas 1972 to the present day (though recordings from some years earlier are also known to exist). It consists of dozens of studio, live, and compilation albums -
John Kennedy
John Kennedy is an American financier and businessman, known for his association with The Residents and their record company Ralph Records, and his tenure as the first President of The Cryptic Corporation from 1976 until -
Homer Flynn
Homer Flynn III (born April 11th 1945) is an American artist, graphic designer and businessman who is known for his role as founding member, co-owner and current "Captain Doc " of The Cryptic Corporation, the -
Jay Clem
Jay Clem is a former collaborator of The Residents, as well as a former treasurer of The Cryptic Corporation from 1976 until 1982. He now operates as an independent real estate professional in the San
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