The Residents - Marie flac album

Commercial Album is an album released by the Residents in 1980. It is commonly considered a follow-up of Duck Stab/Buster & Glen. The album pares down the concept and structure of the average commercial pop song and reduces it to a one-minute redux. It contains a compilation of 40 such sixty-second vignettes.

The Commercial Album is another manifestation of The Residents' whimsical relationship with pop music and their interest in music about music. The album is a collection of forty one-minute commercial songs - their very own personal Top 40, or perhaps a collection of one-minute jingles: the music of commercials. The Residents teamed up with several artists, including their old friend Snakefinger, who not only provided guitar, but sings on Ups & Downs. The band also recruited Chris Cutler, who had worked with them on Eskimo, Fred Frith, Lene Lovich, Andy Partridge and others

Tracklist: 1. Easter Woman, 2. Perfect Love, 3. Picnic Boy, 4. End Of Home, 5. Amber, 6. Japanese Watercolor, 7. Secrets, 8. Red Rider, 9. My Second Wife, 10. Suburban Bathers, 11. Floyd, 12. Dimples And Toes, 13. The Nameless Souls, 14. Die In Terror, 15. Love Leaks Out, 16. Act Of Being Polite, 17. Medicine Man, 18. Tragic Bells, 19. Loss Of Innocence, 20. The Simple Song, 21. Ups And Downs, 22. Possessions, 23. Give It To Someone Else, 24. Phantom, 25. Less Not More, 26. My Work Is So Behind, 27. Birds In The Trees, 28. Handfull Of Desire, 29. Moisture, 30. Love I. 31. Troubled Man, 32. .

Commercial Album is an album released by The Residents in 1980. The album used several session musicians, including Chris Cutler, Snakefinger and Fred Frith as well as two anonymous guest vocalists, Lene Lovich ("Picnic Boy") and Andy Partridge ("Margaret Freeman"). Commercial Album is an album released by The Residents in 1980.

Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample). I first dicovered that Residents albums were being packaged this way when I recently picked up the two double-album discs comprising the so-called 'Mole Trilogy. I decided to take a chance on this disc (as well as Duck Stab) and was very happily surprised to see that these, too, had been released in these wonderful packages, with booklets containing artwork and lyrics.