The Residents: Meet The Residents Die Version auf Vinyl LP in Standard- Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in USA im Verlag Ralph Records In Zusammenarbeit mit MVD Audio am 5. April 2011.

Vinyl Reissue des Klassikers von The Residents, der ursprünglich 1974 auf Ralph Records erschien. Der komplette, abgefahrene Residents Trip begann mit diesem Debüt! In den riesengroßen Sound-Fleischwolf wurden seinerzeit Versatzstücke von Frank Zappa über Captain Beefheart und Raymond Scott bis zu SUN RA geworfen. Dieses Release ist der beste Ort, um die wilde und wundervolle Welt der Residents zum ersten Mal zu betreten. Nach Jahren der Dürre zum ersten Mal wieder auf Vinyl!

Album Genres übergreifend Rock, Elektronische Musik, Experimental, Avant-garde und Abstract.

The Residents: Meet The Residents Die Version auf Vinyl 3LP/SP in remastered Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in Europa, UK und USA im Verlag New Ralph Too In Zusammenarbeit mit MVD Audio und Cherry Red am 20. Januar 2023.

"The Residents: Meet The Residents" is the debut studio album by the avant-garde art collective known as The Residents, released in 1974. This groundbreaking album is a surreal and satirical take on popular music, blending various genres and styles into a unique soundscape that defies easy categorization. The album's cover art parodies The Beatles' "Meet The Beatles!" with distorted imagery, signaling the unconventional nature of the music within. Among the tracks on this eclectic album are "Boots," a deconstructed version of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'," and "Numb Erone," the opening track that sets the tone for the album's experimental sound. Other notable tracks include "Guylum Bardot," "Breath And Length," and "Consuelo's Departure," which further showcase The Residents' penchant for creating dissonant and challenging audio experiences. "Smelly Tongues" stands out as one of the more recognizable songs, featuring haunting melodies and lyrics. The album continues with pieces like "Rest Aria," "Skratz," and the whimsically titled "Spotted Pinto Bean." With "Infant Tango," "Seasoned Greetings," and "N-ER-GEE (Crisis Blues)," the album concludes, leaving listeners with an impression of having experienced something truly out of the ordinary in the realm of music.

Album Genres übergreifend Rock, Elektronische Musik, Experimental, Avant-garde und Abstract. Remastered Vinyl.

The Residents: Meet The Residents Die Version auf CD in Standard- Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in USA im Verlag MVD Audio am 29. April 2011.

"The Residents: Meet The Residents" is the debut studio album by the avant-garde art collective known as The Residents, released in 1974. This groundbreaking album is a surreal and satirical take on popular music, blending various genres and styles into a unique soundscape that defies easy categorization. The album's cover art parodies The Beatles' "Meet The Beatles!" with distorted imagery, signaling the unconventional nature of the music within. Among the tracks on this eclectic album are "Boots," a deconstructed version of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'," and "Numb Erone," the opening track that sets the tone for the album's experimental sound. Other notable tracks include "Guylum Bardot," "Breath And Length," and "Consuelo's Departure," which further showcase The Residents' penchant for creating dissonant and challenging audio experiences. "Smelly Tongues" stands out as one of the more recognizable songs, featuring haunting melodies and lyrics. The album continues with pieces like "Rest Aria," "Skratz," and the whimsically titled "Spotted Pinto Bean." With "Infant Tango," "Seasoned Greetings," and "N-ER-GEE (Crisis Blues)," the album concludes, leaving listeners with an impression of having experienced something truly out of the ordinary in the realm of music.

Album Genres übergreifend Rock, Elektronische Musik, Experimental, Avant-garde und Abstract.