$67.00
1 in stock
1 in stock
1 in stock
Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)
sealed/hype sticker/small indie shop
Notes:
The infamous, unreleased 1971 sequel to The W***** B*** Album. Recently discovered in the (pre)Residents’ archive, remastered and released for the very first time.
Record Store Day 2019 release. Limited edition of 1400 copies. Comes with hype sticker on front cover, and printed inner sleeve.
Track B5 incorporated “Pink Lemonade”, “Sandman”, “Eat Me Mother”, a selection of untitled instrumentals, “Bumble Bee”, “Eloise”, Snakefinger’s wedding, “Kamikaze Lady”, Miss Peggy Honeydew and “D Is For Doorknob”, a number of announcements, “The Three Most Important Things In The Whole Wide Word” and more.
Recorded in San Francisco, San Mateo and Arcata, California. Side B recorded live at The Boarding House, October 18th 1971, at the studios of KHSC-FM, October 30th 1971, at the wedding of Mr P. E. Lithman and Miss Deborah Keadle, October 31st 1971, and in multiple other long-forgotten locations.
All songs written by the (pre)Residents and published by Pale Pachyderm Publishing except for “King Kong” (Zappa / Munchkin Music Co / Kobalt Music Copyrights Ltd).
℗ & © 2019 the Cryptic Corporation, Cherry Red Records and MVD Entertainment.
A1. We Stole This Riff 1:50
A2. Holelottadick 1:38
A3. B.S. 1:45
A4. Deepsea Diver Song 4:05
A5. King Kong 3:20
A6. Cantaten To Der Dyin Prunen 5:47
B1. Intro Tape / Somethin’ Devilish 2:44
B2. N. Senada Tribute 1:32
B3. The Fourth Crucifixion 3:36
B4. James Dean’s Death 0:22
B5. Very Long Suite 14:09
Barcode 5 013929 361119
Barcode 5013929361119
Matrix / Runout 184058E1/A
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Phonographic Copyright (p) Cryptic Corporation
Phonographic Copyright (p) Cherry Red Records (2)
Phonographic Copyright (p) MVD Entertainment Group
Copyright (c) Cryptic Corporation
Copyright (c) Cherry Red Records (2)
Copyright (c) MVD Entertainment Group
Published By Pale Pachyderm Publishing
Published By Munchkin Music Co.
Published By Kobalt Music Copyrights (UK) Limited
Recorded At The Boarding House
Pressed By GZ Media
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