Residents Diskomo Rare
Posted on
RESIDENTS (Buy CDs by this artist) Meet the Residents (Ralph) 1974 (East Side Digital) 1988 Fingerprince (Ralph) 1976 (East Side Digital) 1987 The Residents Present the Third Reich 'n' Roll (Ralph) 1976 (East Side Digital) 1987 The Residents Radio Special tape (Ralph) 1977 Duck Stab EP (Ralph) 1978. Very rare collection of instrumental, unreleased or long unavailable instrumentals from The Residents. Self released in a volume of 1000, this is number 807 (you can see the small pen notation of this on the cover, which is a scan of the actual item). More about the contents can be read below.
Residents Diskomo Rare Star
'Four interior decorators of the apocalypse'
US avant-garde group based in San Francisco.
The official inception of the Residents was the release of Meet The Residents in 1974, but members of the group had worked together since 1969 or perhaps earlier. The band is known for its wide range of named guest stars and collaborators, its multitude of concept albums, its ambitious multimedia, audiovisual, and stage projects and the mystery surrounding much of its activities, from its history as a band to the identity of its members
The band has consistently related that it took its name from a rejection letter that it had received from Warner Bros. Records. They sent the label a demo tape anonymously--the letter thus simply addressed them as 'Residents.'
US avant-garde group based in San Francisco.
The official inception of the Residents was the release of Meet The Residents in 1974, but members of the group had worked together since 1969 or perhaps earlier. The band is known for its wide range of named guest stars and collaborators, its multitude of concept albums, its ambitious multimedia, audiovisual, and stage projects and the mystery surrounding much of its activities, from its history as a band to the identity of its members
The band has consistently related that it took its name from a rejection letter that it had received from Warner Bros. Records. They sent the label a demo tape anonymously--the letter thus simply addressed them as 'Residents.'