The Residents' 1972 debut album featured a cover that defaced The Beatles' first long-player. A banner across the top announced their arrival from "North Louisiana," but they sounded like they could have come from a parallel galaxy. The fragmented songs sound like they'd been listening in to Earth radio programs from some outpost in outer space, with delicious, disorienting results that tickle, confuse, and challenge the unassuming listener's ear.
1 - Boots
2 - Numb Erone
3 - Guylum Bardot
4 - Breath and Length
5 - Consuelo's Departure
6 - Smelly Tongues
7 - Rest Aria
8 - Skratz
9 - Spotted Pinto Bean
10 - Infant Tango
11 - Seasoned Greetings
12 - N-Er-Gee (Crisis Blues)