The Residents - Leftovers Again Volume 3 - 1LP - Black Vinyl [Record Store Day 2025]

This product is a RECORD STORE DAY 2025 title and not available to pre-order. • Available to buy in-store from 8am on Saturday, 12/04/2025 (Record Store Day). • Remaining copies will be available to buy online from 8pm on Monday 14/04/2025.

Another wild selection of unreleased, unheard and unearthed, rare '80s outtakes from the elusive and mysterious experimentalists, The Residents! Mixed from multitracks to complete a Residents 'Leftovers' trilogy, served up exclusively for Record Store Day this year. The Residents Present The Third And Final Installment In Their Accidental 'Leftovers' Trilogy. • Covering The Period 1984-1989. • Long Lost And Previously Unknown Recordings, Tv Music And Alternate Versions. • Never Before Available In Any Format. • Curated And Produced By The Residents Following the enthusiastic response to 2021's 'Leftovers Again?!', and 2024's sequel 'Leftovers Again?! AGAIN?!?', The Residents present the third and final volume in the trilogy. Taken from a selection of long-lost and recently rediscovered tapes covering the band's 1980s work

Features material from 'The Big Bubble', 'God In Three Persons', the legendary 'Man' album and The Residents' work for TV, alongside previously unknown recordings and versions. An accompaniment to The Residents' ongoing pREServed reissues series, and featuring material rediscovered on a batch of tapes in January 2023, this will, The Residents promise, be the final instalment in an accidental trilogy of long-lost and completely forgotten treats for fans and collectors.

Side A
1. The Big Bubble - Raindance (In Session)
2. The Big Bubble - Fireflies Used To Fly Low (In Session)
3. The Big Bubble - Sorry (In Session)
4. The Big Bubble - Cry For The Fire (In Session)
5. Man Music (Concentrate)
6. Jazz Album Experiment

Side B
1. PWD (I, III, V + VII)
2. Unused TV Music (Concentrate)
3. The Loss Of A Loved One (Original Version)
4. Fine Fat Flies (Original Version)
5. Cryptic Beds