Live (2009) Prague and Beyond (2009) Adobe Disfigured Night (2009) The Malboro Eyeball Experience (2009) Oh Mummy! Oh Daddy! Can't You See That It's True; What the Beatles Did to Me, I Love Lucy Did to You (2010) Ritz NY (2010) Brava (2010) Talking Light Bimbo's (2011) Cube-E Dynasone 3EZ EP (2011) Triple Dub-Ya (2012) The Wonder of Weird (2014) Demonic! (2013) The Wonder of Weird (2014) Cleveland (2014) Shadowland (2015) Disfigured Night (2016) In Between Dreams (2019) Dreaming of an Eyeball Beaming (2019) Bunny Boy: Live in Frankfurt (2021) God In 3 Persons Live (2020) Extended plays and singles Santa Dog EP (1972) "Satisfaction" (1976) The Beatles Play the Residents and the Residents Play the Beatles (1977) Duck Stab! (1978) "Santa Dog '78" (1978) Diskomo / Goosebump (1980) The Commercial Single (1980) Intermission (1982) "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" (1984) "Kaw-liga" (1986) "Hit the Road Jack" (1987) "Double Shot" (1988) "Holy Kiss of Flesh" (1988) "Don't Be Cruel" (1989) "Rushing Like a Banshee" (2016) "DIE! DIE! DIE!" (2020) "Bury My Bone" (2020) Video releases The Mole Show/Whatever Happened to Vileness Fats? (VHS) –1984 The Eyes Scream: A History of the Residents (VHS) (with host Penn Jillette) – 1991 Twenty Twisted Questions (Laserdisc) – 1992 Icky Flix (DVD) – 2001 Eskimo (DVD) – 2002 Disfigured Night (DVD) – 2002 Demons Dance Alone (DVD) – 2003 The Commercial DVD (DVD) – 2004 The Residents play Wormwood (DVD) – 2005 Is Anybody Out There? (DVD) – 2009 Randy's Ghost Stories (DVD) – 2010 Talking Light Bimbo's (DVD) – 2011 Miscellaneous Freak Show (comic) – 1992 Freak Show (CD-ROM) – 1994 References Further reading Meet the Residents – America's most eccentric band!, Ian Shirley, SAF Publishing, Wembley, UK, 1998 External links Official YouTube page "More Than What the Ear Hears Coming from the Eye", "The Most Ever Company", "Twin Peaks Meets SimCity", WIRED article on the Residents, page on the "Theory of Obscurity" The Residents American art rock groups American artist groups and collectives American industrial music groups American surrealist artists Avant-garde music groups Avant-pop musicians Collective pseudonyms Electronic music groups from California Electronic music groups from Louisiana Freak scene musicians Pseudonymous artists Surrealist groups Bands with fictional stage personas Cordless Recordings artists Masked musicians Musical groups from the San Francisco Bay Area Mute Records artists Musical groups established in 1969 Unidentified musicians Protopunk groups