This, as you can probably gather, is a live album from 1982. The Residents are captured in all their weirdness and in fine form. Penn Jillette (yes, that Penn Jillette) serves as sort of a narrator between songs, or at least that's what you are supposed to believe. In fact, there is more to it. He gets more obnoxious as the concert goes on, eventually completely losing it, but that's all part of the show. It should be noted that I've reviewed this here as a retro review, but also as part of a new box set. I strongly recommend getting it that way.

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Here we get another spoken bit.

Trippy sounds are on display here with a real weird science fiction vibe.

Jillette is back out to continue the story.

A more purely proggy jam is on hand here. The vocals are low and a bit raw, but also so cool. The cut works through some changes as it moves forward. I particularly like the keyboard based movement around the half-way mark. It works out into some dramatic proggy stuff from there.

This seems to come out of the previous cut, bringing some cool electronic prog elements along with some symphonic leanings.