‎”TACKY SOUVENIRS OF PRE-REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA” VINYL w/INSERT The Residents

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Culturcide was a -based experimental band, active from 1980 to 1990 and from 1993 to the present day. In 1986 the band released their most famous work. Tacky Souvenirs of Pre-Revolutionary America comprised 14 tracks of the band's satirical lyrics onto popular songs by the original artists. For example, the ' was turned into "They Wish They All Could Be California Punks", a sideswipe at unoriginality in Punk Rock. There were also overdubs of and other . The lyric sheet carried the message "Home-taping is killing the record industry, so keep doing it." The backing tracks were used without permission and the band soon faced legal threats from some of the original holders.

TRACKLIST:

Star-Spangled Banner

Bruce

E & I

Michael

Let's Prance

Love Is A Cattle-Prod

The Heart Of R'n'R (Is The Profit)

They Aren't The World

Houston Lawman

Act Like The Rich

Fake Dancing

Industrial Band

California Punks

Color My World With Pigs

 

Vinyl is MINT
Album cover is MINT.
Vinyl has been stored in a poly/white paper sleeve
Album cover is stored in a 3 ml poly bag
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Item shipped in "new" cardboard flat packaging
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