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This is one of the strangest and most interesting recordings in rock history, which speaks volumes coming from one of the strangest and more interesting bands in rock history.
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used what was referred to as "the theory of obscurity" (which called for the album to not be released until its makers literally forgot about its existence). It is said to be, questionably,
the Residents
' second recorded album (in 1974, only to be released in 1978 after utilizing "the theory of obscurity"). A highly underrated and forgotten achievement in
' body of work,
is such an incredible recording to experience that it simply and truly cannot be classified as being like another. While
have experimented within the confines of rock throughout their entire careers, with the exceptions of
Eskimo
,
The Commercial Album
, and
God in Three Persons
, this album achieves like no other. A surreal rock opera resulting in an incredibly weird circus of sound, it is one that simply must be heard to be believed. ~ Michael G. Breece
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used what was referred to as "the theory of obscurity" (which called for the album to not be released until its makers literally forgot about its existence). It is said to be, questionably,
the Residents
' second recorded album (in 1974, only to be released in 1978 after utilizing "the theory of obscurity"). A highly underrated and forgotten achievement in
' body of work,
is such an incredible recording to experience that it simply and truly cannot be classified as being like another. While
have experimented within the confines of rock throughout their entire careers, with the exceptions of
Eskimo
,
The Commercial Album
, and
God in Three Persons
, this album achieves like no other. A surreal rock opera resulting in an incredibly weird circus of sound, it is one that simply must be heard to be believed. ~ Michael G. Breece