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The Residents were formed in 1969 and have released around 50 albums of theatrical, experimental music with humor and humanity. They're great to freak people out with. The band is anonymous; Homer is the head of their management arm, The Cryptic Corporation. We discuss "Good Vibes" from Intruders (2019), "Blue Rosebuds," from Duck Stab (1978) and the live Shadowland (2014), "Kiss of Flesh" from God in Three Persons (1988), and we listen to "If Only" from the Hardy Fox tribute album The Godfather of Odd (2019). Intro: "Fire (Santa Dog)" (1972) and outro: "The Simple Song" from Commercial Album (1980). For more, visit residents.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon. Sponsors: Visit masterclass.com/EXAMINED for $30 off a MasterClass All-Access Pass. Check out Mark's new TV/film/etc. podcast at prettymuchpop.com.

The Residents were formed in 1969 and have released around 50 albums of theatrical, experimental music with humor and humanity. They're great to freak people out with. The band is anonymous; Homer is the head of their management arm, The Cryptic Corporation. We discuss "Good Vibes" from Intruders (2019), with music by Eric Feldman who replaced long-time Residents composer Hardy Fox upon his retirement in 2015 (and his death in 2018); "Blue Rosebuds," both the original Duck Stab (1978) version and the live Shadowland (2014) versions; "Kiss of Flesh" from God in Three Persons (1988); and we conclude by listening to "If Only" from the new Hardy Fox tribute album "The Godfather of Odd." Intro: "Fire (Santa Dog)" (1972) and outro: "The Simple Song" from Commercial Album (1980). For more, visit residents.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon.

Here we are at the season finale, and what better way to kick this off then with the Residents' first major tour from California to Europe with the Mole Show! Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook  

The world of the Moles and the Chubs expands with an alternating look into the two distinct cultures entirely through sound on 1982's The Tunes of Two Cities. Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook  

Efni Lestarinnar í dag: Jóel Pálsson saxófónleikari gefur á morgun út plötuna Dagar koma en hún inniheldur lög sem samin voru við ljóð nokkurra íslenskra samtímaskálda. Jóel heldur ásamt fríðu föruneyti útgáfutónleika í Norræna húsinu á morgun, og hann verður gestur Lestarinnar í dag. Fyrr í vikunni var rætt í Lestinni við liðskonur rappsveitarinnar CYBER, þær Sölku Vals og Jóhönnu Rakel, um nýja plötu sveitarinnar. Fleira var rætt sem ekki komst fyrir í þeim þætti. Og í dag heyra hlustendur brot úr spjallinu; rætt var um skáldaðar persónur og sjálf, væntingar og Instagram-kúltúr samtímans. Karl Ólafur Hallbjörnsson fjallar í heimspekipistli í dag um verufræðilega skilgreiningu listaverka, áru þeirra og fjöldaframleiðslu. Og hlustendur kynnast bandaríska myndlistarhópnum og hljómsveitinni The Residents, og forsprakka hennar, tónlistarmanninum Hardy Fox. Umsjón: Anna Gyða Sigurgísladóttir og Eiríkur Guðmundsson

Welcome back! I hope you're ready because this week we're going to begin covering the project that is going to produce a lot of firsts for the Residents, and not all of them good, with the first album in the Mole "Trilogy" titled Mark of the Mole. Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook  

New Halloween stories. Emily finishes the New York City Marathon, vegan fish & chips, non-vegan mackerel, & remembering The Residents' Hardy Fox.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're going into the start of the 1980's with one of my favorite albums and concepts of all time with The Commercial Album. This is the only record that is made up of commercial jingles and Top 40 songs along with one of the best uses of radio advertisement I've ever heard of! Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook

After close to ten years of experimenting with the ideas of sound and what music can be, the Residents step into the world of acoustic soundscapes and challenge how a story can ultimately be told with their 1979 release, Eskimo. Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook

This week, we're going to cover what is going to be the Residents' most critically acclaimed album to date, the true second studio LP, and the band revisiting one of their very first releases! Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook  

This week, we're going into the radio special celebrating the Residents 5th anniversary, a single that tackles the music of the Beatles, and their third official release, Fingerprince! Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook  

Today, we're going to be going into their second official release, Third Reich n' Roll, where the Residents create an album of covers that were popular in the past 10 years, but completely deconstructing them. So, what does that all mean? Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook

In this episode, we are going to be going a little deeper into the incomplete film project Vileness Fats before tackling the Residents' debut record, Meet the Residents.   Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook

Welcome to the brand new weekly series where we will dive into the entire history and discography of the masters of obscurity, the Residents! In this episode, we will discuss their ambitious journey to California, the film project Vileness Fats, and their first released EP. Let's get into it!   Dedicated to Hardy Fox 1945-2018   Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Give the show a like on Facebook

Speeding Motorcycle...won't you change me? What an intro. We start today with a chance collaboration between Daniel Johnston and Yo La Tengo on the finest free-form radio station in North America (BLASST doesn't count of course), WFMU! Today's episode also pays tribute to Hardy Fox, founder and primary composer behind the enigmatic titans of art-brut, parody, and experimentation--The Residents, who recently announced (personally) that he is living his last few days on this planet. A mammoth of a career summarized into three songs...(five if you heard the live broadcast). Tune in for a good time.

Animal Lover by The Residents is an album that literally made me drop my jaw when hearing it the first time.

Homer Flynn is the manager and visual designer for The Residents.

This week: Richard and guest host Charles King speak with Hardy Fox, from the Cryptic Corporation who acts as the agent of The Residents. The Residents is an American art collective best known for avant-garde music and multimedia works. The first official release under the name of "The Residents" was in 1972, and the group has since released over sixty albums, numerous music videos and short films, three CD-ROM projects, ten DVDs. They have undertaken seven major world tours and scored multiple films. Pioneers in exploring the potential of CD-ROM and similar technologies, The Residents have won several awards for their multimedia projects. Ralph Records, a record label focusing on avant garde music, was started by The Residents. Throughout the group's existence, the individual members have ostensibly attempted to operate under anonymity, preferring instead to have attention focused on their art output. Much outside speculation and rumor has focused on this aspect of the group. In public, the group appears silent and costumed, often wearing eyeball helmets, top hats and tuxedos - a long-lasting costume now recognized as their signature iconography. Their albums generally fall into two categories: deconstructions of Western popular music, or complex conceptual pieces, composed around a theme, theory or plot. They are noted for surrealistic lyrics and sound, and disregard for conventional music composition.