Chewing Hides the Sound
1979 studio album by Snakefinger
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Chewing Hides The Sound was Snakefinger's first full-length album, released by Ralph Records in 1979. The record is co-produced with The Residents, who also co-wrote many of the songs. The album has the distinction of featuring the first recorded cover version of Kraftwerk's song "The Model", it also features the cover of "Magic and Ecstasy" by Ennio Morricone from the soundtrack of Exorcist II: The Heretic.
Released1979
23 November 1979 (UK)[1]
23 November 1979 (UK)[1]
GenresRock, Avant-Garde, Blues
ProducersSnakefinger & The Residents
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| Released | 1979 23 November 1979 (UK)[1] | |||
| Genres | Rock, Avant-Garde, Blues | |||
| Labels | Ralph Virgin (UK) | |||
| Producers | Snakefinger & The Residents | |||
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| AllMusic |    [2] |
| Trouser Press | unfavourable[3] |
Track listing
- "The Model"
- "Kill the Great Raven"
- "Jesus Was a Leprechaun"
- "Here Come the Bums"
- "The Vivian Girls"
- "Magic and Ecstasy"
- "Who Is the Culprit and Who Is the Victim?"
- "What Wilbur?"
- "Picnic in the Jungle"
- "Friendly Warning"
- "I Love Mary"
- "The Vultures of Bombay"
Personnel
- Performance: Snakefinger and The Residents
- Soprano Saxophone: Steven Brown
- Bass: Phil Culp
- Percussion: Don Jackovich
