Meet the Residents

Meet the Residents was the first full-length release from avant garde group The Residents. It was released in 1974 on Ralph Records. The cover was a parody of The Beatles' first album; as a result, Capitol Records was angry and threatened to sue (though it is rumored that George Harrison or Ringo Starr loved the cover and bought a copy). The original pressing of the album sold a mere 40 copies in the first year.

1. "Boots" - 0:53
2. "Numb Erone" - 1:07
3. "Guylum Bardot" - 1:21
4. "Breath and Length" - 1:42
5. "Consuelo's Departure" - 0:59
6. "Smelly Tongues" - 1:47
7. "Rest Aria" - 5:09
8. "Skratz" - 1:42
9. "Spotted Pinto Bean" - 5:27
10. "Infant Tango" - 5:27
11. "Seasoned Greetings" - 5:13
12. "N-er-gee (Crisis Blues)" - 7:16