The Residents: Our Finest Flowers '92

"This album is a rethought excursion into the twisted and depraved minds that spent twenty years creating a bunch of music -and then, for some reason, decided to spend another few months dissecting that very same music and gluing it together in strange new ways" -- from The Residents blog

"The Residents shunned the typical idea of a 20 year retrospective of greatest hits in favor of remixing their own material. This is cut and paste revisionism, with a melody line from one song, bass parts from another and lyrics from yet another. "Jungle Bunny", for example, meshes together the Snakefinger song, "Picnic in the Jungle" with "Monkey and Bunny" written by Renaldo & The Loaf, which brings out more humor. The song "Ship of Fools" takes apart "Ship's a Goin' Down" and places it underneath Mark of the Mole's "Worker's Hymn", switching over to  God in Three Persons for the chorus." -- from AMG

The Residents: Our Finest Flowers '92

part 1

part 2

Gone Again

The Sour Song

Six Amber Things

Mr. Lonely

Perfect Goat

Blue Tongues

Jungle Bunny

I'm Dreaming of a White Sailor

Or Maybe a Marine

Kick a Picnic

Dead Wood

Baby Sister

Forty-Four No More

He Also Serves

Ship of Fools

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