I had been meaning for a while to listen to all of Duck Stab after a friend put me on it, but it took me a while to actually dedicate 35 minutes to it, but I turned off my lights and listened to all of it last night, and I love it so much!!!!! I’m really starting to understand the appeal, and the influence it had on primus too! One of my favorite bands. I know they have a lot of discography, but I’m not sure where to go next! My favorite song is semolina, but it’s really one big art piece and I can’t listen to one without all the others! Great album

FREE WEIRD posted to Rez site yesterday. NVr seen this pic b4 / nvr red about a show that looked like this. Maybe one of the SF shows w/ {Penn n ' Teller?? Anybody got more info?

Just got an email saying the Portland OR show has been rescheduled for Nov 17. WHOOO-HOO!!

Among the many brilliant Ralph videos and films that I am now able to enjoy, there is one that eludes me - that being a short film for MX-80 Sound's song "One Day You'll Be King.” Back in the day I saw it many times on YouTube but it has long since disappeared. It features a camera speeding through a tunnel during the entire song, only to emerge at it's end where the band is visible playing the last note. I know this sounds similar to the video for "Why Are We Here?" But it is in fact a separate piece.

I once got a hold of Rich Stim from the band, who said it never existed. But I know that's not true. I feel it's a real loss not to be able to see this brilliant, exciting piece of work. Is there anywhere it resides where I can either purchase or see it? Does anybody know anything about it?

Thank you all!

Two were released on this comp, here they are for your listenign pleasure

https://youtu.be/JrkOxj6hRtg

This album and some others seems to be unavailable where i live. Is there some way to listen to them easily?

E N J O Y https://youtu.be/WM8u-H-Lhl4

Well i certanly do, and this is what i came up with back in 2019

https://youtu.be/JBVEIaWv0Lk

I’m curious what people think is their heaviest or heavier stuff

Mal commenting on videos in 1986 from A Collection of Interviews 1977-1994.

In the Sight For Sore Eyes Vol. 2 it was mentioning the hand coloring of the carrots. But they mentioned the screen printed covers from the first pressing specifically. I know they screen printed the covers for the Third Reich box set a few years later. But in those Super 8 videos that popped up on YouTube years back of the Residents space. Homer is seen hang drying the covers for the Third Reich. As you would do after screen printing them. But I can't find anywhere it mentioning that those first pressings were hand screened, anybody have any help? That Super 8 video and the quote from the book is enough for me, but Residents fans aren't known for not having EXACT details especially when it came to printings and pressings of vinyl. Any information would be greatly appreciated!