a teenager's surreal haiku in response to an unwanted pregnancy, and "Robinson Crusoe" a sketch on sexual frustration featuring Robinson Crusoe and Man Friday. In supporting tours, founding band member Kupferberg used a wide range of unusual costumes, and punctuated performances with wild dances and witty satiric routines. Political and social commentary also remained highly prominent, with tracks such as the pro-drugs eulogy "Marijuana", the redneck satire "Johnny Pissoff Meets the Red Angel", and the pro-peace chant "Irene". Track listing Side A Crystal Liaison [3:17] Ramses II Is Dead, My Love [2:55] Burial Waltz [2:31] Wide, Wide River [2:58] Life Is Strange [2:40] Side B Johnny Pissoff Meets the Red Angel [4:45] Marijuana [1:43] Leprechaun [0:15] When the Mode of the Music Changes [3:59] Whimpers From the Jello [0:24] Divine Toe, Pt. 1 [0:42] We're Both Dead Now, Alice [0:18] Life Is Funny [0:17] Grope Need, Pt. 1/Tuli, Visited By the Ghost of Plotinus/More Grope Need [0:43] Robinson Crusoe [0:21] Claude Pelieu and J.J. Lebel Discuss the Early Verlaine Bread Crust Fragments [4:41] National Haiku Contest [0:28] Divine Toe, Pt. 2 [0:52] Irene [1:14] Personnel Ed Sanders - vocals Ken Weaver - drums, vocals Tuli Kupferberg - vocals Ken Pine - guitar, vocals Danny Kootch - guitar, violin Charles Larkey - bass Produced by Richard Alderson References The Fugs albums 1968 albums Reprise Records albums Transatlantic Records albums Albums produced by Ed Sanders Sound collage albums