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First Released on
Subterranean Modern
LP- 1979 - Ralph Records - SM7908 - US
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THE RESIDENTS
Tracks
• I Left My Heart in San Francisco
• Dumbo the Clown (Who Loved Christmas)
• Is He Really Bringing Roses (The Replacement)
• Time's Up
• I Left My Heart in San Francisco
• Dumbo the Clown (Who Loved Christmas)
• Is He Really Bringing Roses (The Replacement)
• Time's Up
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Subterranean Modern was Ralph Records' first album involving music from anyone other than The Residents or Snakefinger. The idea was to widen Ralph's appeal by bringing a greater variety of styles into the label. To this end Ralph had four band submit contributions on the theme of "San Francisco". Each was required to include a version of Tony Bennett's I Left My Heart in San Francisco. The four bands chosen were The Residents (of course), Chrome, Tuxedomoon, and MX-80 Sound. The cover art is by Gary Panter.
The Residents' contribution to the album was a four-part work called The Replacement about a man who's life is being drained away and replaced with that of another man.
Does anybody want some roses?
Original Subterranean Modern cover
The Residents' contribution to the album was a four-part work called The Replacement about a man who's life is being drained away and replaced with that of another man.
Does anybody want some roses?
Original Subterranean Modern cover
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