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mooseboy101
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  • Posted: 09/19/2011 19:31
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What's your opinion on these guys?
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Norman Bates
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  • Posted: 09/19/2011 19:33
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I don't own a lot of their albums (4 in all I think), but those that I have, I cherish. Brilliant dadaist band, with hilarious cover songs, and amazing creativity. Love the stupid covers as well. Innovative without being too pretentious about it.
alelsupreme
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  • Posted: 09/19/2011 19:55
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Strange. Don't much like their music but I admire the concept of Third Reich And Roll.
Captain_Dude
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  • Posted: 09/19/2011 20:09
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I own several of their albums and a few compilations. I really like them and I like the fact that they are willing to not just make music...but make art. They're not for everyone, that's for sure. But, like most of the "out there" groups, their fanbase is very often hardcore and extremely dedicated. Without artists like Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, and the Fugs around anymore, these guys are pretty much what's left to keep swinging that banner.
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Personally, I find Eskimo to be way too boring and generic, but I LOVE Meet the Residents and Third Reich and Roll.
Ironic Karma
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  • Posted: 09/21/2011 00:49
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When I was first discovering a thing called "experimental music" I downloaded these guys in curiosity. I was sent a bizarre trip that was so out there it was almost unlistenable at first, but then it grew and I really digged it, but even with my more matured tastes two years later, it's still a trippy listen. Oh, and the album was "Not Available".

Love what these guys stand for - being so unknown and candid in what they do and making what someone already said...art.
Boogn1sh
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Location: Chicago
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  • Posted: 09/21/2011 13:47
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No mention yet of my two favorite Residents albums, Not Available and God in Three Persons. Absolutely essential for fans of experimental/strange music. They put on a pretty damn interesting show too
Boogn1sh
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Oops missed your mention of Not Available Karma 🧱
hairymarx1
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  • Posted: 09/23/2011 10:27
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'Meet The Residents' and 'Not Available' are masterpieces.
Moonbeam
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I am very intrigued by them but have not really investigated their material, mostly because I'm not sure what a good starting point would be.
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