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The Tuesday tapes were a series of recorded jam sessions by The Residents and their friends, held during breaks in the shooting of their musical feature film Vileness Fats,[1] on Tuesday afternoons between February and October 1973.
Although informal in nature and intended only for the group's amusement (like most of their early recordings), material captured on the Tuesday tapes would ultimately form the basis for The Residents' debut album, Meet The Residents, released in April 1974.[1]
Excerpts from the Tuesday tapes were released for the first time in 2013 on the compilation The Delta Nudes' Greatest Hiss, with more excerpts seeing release in 2018, on the pREServed CD reissue of Meet The Residents. The pREServed vinyl edition of the album, released in 2023, included a number of additional excerpts from the tapes.
Released excerpts[]
- Tuesday #1
- Tuesday #2
- Tuesday #3
- Tuesday 4J
- Tuesday #5 (Sokurha)
- Quick Brain Tuesday
- More Forgotten Tuesdays
- Even More Forgotten Tuesdays
See also[]
- Vileness Fats
- Meet The Residents
- 1-10 (With a Touch of 11)
- Edit '73
- Residents, Uninc.
- The Delta Nudes' Greatest Hiss
- pREServed
External links and references[]
- Meet The Residents pREServed CD edition at Discogs
- Meet The Residents pREServed vinyl edition at Discogs
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Ian Shirley, "The Dawn of Residentkind...", Meet The Residents pREServed CD edition liner notes, 2018
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Meet The Residents (1974) Side A |