of a child, who sings on "Mickey Macaroni" and "Make Me Moo". Most of the songs are led or partially led by The Residents' main singer, a man with a low, "hard whisper" singing voice. DVD A DVD with the same title was released in 2003, consisting of 14 of the tunes from the CD (three versions of "Life Would Be Wonderful"), recorded at various live performances of the Demons Dance Alone tour. The DVD is not a straight concert video, but is structured as an independent stand-alone work, based on the music from the CD, and includes experimental video work, such as the use of infrared cameras. As is usual for the Residents, the performers are masked and costumed, in this case most in quasi-military clothing. The instrumentalists are garbed in extreme camouflage outfits, and perform behind a camouflage net. Stage action is carried out primarily by the lead singer, and Harvey (also masked and in costume), and by an acrobatic dancer clad in a red body suit, made up as a demon, and wielding two million-candle-power spotlights or, occasionally, a trumpet. The dancer-demon never speaks or sings, but does interact with the other two characters on stage in other ways. The content of the DVD is bracketed at the beginning and the end with musical excerpts from the 1933 film King Kong. DVD Track Listing "Betty's Body" "Mickey Macaroni" "Wolverines" "Mr. Wonderful" "Caring" "My Brother Paul" "The Car Thief" "Ms. Wonderful" "Baha" ("Baja") "From The Plains To Mexico" "Golden Goat" "The Shoe Salesman" "Honey Bear" "Life Would Be Wonderful" "Neediness" "Demons Dance Alone" References Concept albums The Residents albums 2002 albums 2003 albums Music about the September 11 attacks