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The Residents Santa Dog '88 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Santa Dog '88 Country: US Released: 1990 Style: Avantgarde, Experimental MP3 version RAR size: 1504 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1433 mb WMA version RAR size: 1314 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 452 Other Formats: AHX VQF ADX MP4 MMF MP3 AU Tracklist 1 Fire (Santa Dog '72) 1:46 2 Santa Dog '78 1:55 3 Santa Dog '84 2:57 4 Santa Dog '88 5:22 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cryptic Corporation Copyright (c) – Cryptic Corporation Published By – Pale Pachyderm Publishing Manufactured By – UWEB Pressed By – Disc Manufacturing, Inc., Anaheim – 20063 Credits Cover – Rex Ray Written-By, Performer [Uncredited] – The Residents Notes Second pressing by Disc Manufacturing, Inc. with yellow/orange front cover, and disc with silver background. Different design on disc than the original release. Some copies maybe signed and numbered, some not. New catalog number is UWEB 0001 everywhere on this version. Notes from release: - Track 1 (aka Fire): the first song ever recorded by The Residents for Ralph Records. It was recorded as part of the two-record set of 45's. The project was distributed free for Christmas, - Track 2: The Residents recorded this version of Santa Dog in response to their discovery of their growth beyond the innocence of their early work. It heralded the end of "the classic period" (though technically, one more record, "The Commercial Album" was recorded after this song was released). The project was distributed free to all mail-order customers of Ralph Records, - Track 3 (unfinished): in a first for The Residents, a track is here presented that was never completed. In original concept, The Residents has planned to record "Santa Dog" because it has been six years since the last recording and twelve since the first. Besides, it was 1984. As work progressed, The Residents realized that recording "Santa Dog" should be done only as relating to changes in The Residents's outlook. Part of this arrangement was pilfered for use in "Fur Elsie". This recording was never distributed, - Track 4: this version now appears. It was recorded especially for U-WEB and appears only on this CD. This project is distributed free to all U-WEB members. "All Santa Dogs written & performed by you-know-who" (p)(c) 1972, 78, 88, The Cryptic Corporation Printed in Canada Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): DISC MFG., INC. (A) UWEB-001 M.O.#20063-1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year UWEB 001, Santa Dog '88 (CD, UWEB, UWEB 001, The Residents US 1988 UWEB 0001 Ltd, Num) UWEB UWEB 0001 Related Music albums to Santa Dog '88 by The Residents The Residents - Viva Las Vegas RMX The Residents - Gingerbread Man The Residents - Louisiana's Lick The Residents - Roadworms (The Berlin Sessions) The Residents - Fingerprince The Residents - Meet The Residents The Residents - Have A Bad Day The Residents - Hit The Road Jack / Excerpt From "For Elsie" The Residents - The Big Bubble (Part Four Of The Mole Trilogy) The Residents - The Wonder Of Weird The Residents - The Third Reich 'N' Roll The Residents' Combo de Mecanico - High Horses.

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