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Meet the Residents

Meet The Residents was the first full-length release from avant garde group The Residents. It was released in 1974 on East Side Records. The cover was a parody of The Beatles' first album; as a result, Capitol Records was angry and threatened to sue (though it is rumored that George Harrison or Ringo Starr loved the cover and bought a copy). The original pressing of the album sold a mere 40 copies in the first year.

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)



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