Baby Sex

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Baby Sex
Studio album by The Residents
Released	Unreleased
Recorded	1971
Genre	Avant Garde
Length	42:19
Label	N/A
Producer(s)	The Residents
The Residents chronology
The Warner Bros. Album (1971)	Baby Sex (1971)	Meet the Residents (1974)

Baby Sex is the title of an unreleased recording by The Residents. The title is lifted from the cover, an image of a woman performing oral sex on an infant boy - an image which was lifted from a pornographic magazine from Denmark.

While The Residents are known to be incredibly embarrassed by their early works (and strive to keep them unreleased in their original form) they may be reasonably proud of Baby Sex, as several tracks from this have appeared on compilations. It was also broadcast in its entirety on a radio station in Oregon during a Residents Radio Festival in 1977.

The second half of the album is a studio collage which includes portions of The Residents' impromptu live performance at San Francisco's Boarding House in October 1971. Assisted by Snakefinger and N. Senada they staged a "terrorist attack" on the club, performing for thirty minutes. The album also features a cover of Frank Zappa's "King Kong".

[edit] Track listing

1. "We Stole This Riff"
2. "Holelottadick"
3. "Baby Sex"
4. "Deepsea Diver Song"
5. "King Kong"
6. "Cantaten To Der Dyin Prunen"
7. "Something Devilish"
8. "The Fourth Crucifixion"
9. "Hallowed Be Thy Wean, 1971"
   • a) Sandman,
   • b) Eat Me Mother,
   • c) Eloise,
   • d) For Doorknob,
   • e) Kamikaze Lady

The Residents
Album era (1972-1980)
Meet the Residents (1974) | Not Available (1974, released 1978) | The Third Reich 'n' Roll (1976) | Fingerprince (1976) | Duck Stab/Buster & Glen (1978) | Eskimo (1979) | The Commercial Album (1980)
Performance era (1981-1990)
Mark of the Mole (1981) | The Tunes of Two Cities (1982) | Intermission (1983) | George & James (1984) | Whatever Happened to Vileness Fats? (1984) | The Big Bubble (1985) | Stars & Hank Forever (1986) | God in Three Persons (1988} | The King & Eye (1989)
Multimedia era (1991-1996)
Freak Show (1991) | Gingerbread Man (1994) | Bad Day on the Midway (1995) | Have A Bad Day (1997)
Band era (1997-2005)
Wormwood (1998) | Icky Flix (2001) | Demons Dance Alone (2002) | Animal Lover (2005)
Storyteller era (2006-present)
The River of Crime (2006) | Timmy (2006) | Tweedles (2006)
Related articles
Snakefinger | N. Senada | Vileness Fats | Ralph Records
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