The Ughs!

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The Ughs!
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Studio album by
ReleasedNovember 3, 2009
Genre Avant-rock
Length57:33
Label MVD Audio
The Residents chronology
Postcards from Patmos
(2008)
The Ughs!
(2009)
Arkansas
(2009)
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The Ughs! is an instrumental album by The Residents that was released on November 3, 2009. The songs on the album consists of segments from The Voice of Midnight but structured in a new way that does not need a narrative over it.

During the process of making their 2007 album, The Voice of Midnight, the band decided to create an alter ego called The Ughs! so that they could allow themselves to act out in new roles. [2]

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."The Ughs"2:20
2."The Dancing Duck"4:18
3."Floating Down the Nile, Pt. 2"5:48
4."Squeaky Wheels"3:11
5."The Lonely Lotus"6:12
6."Rendering the Bacon"5:15
7."The Horns of Haynesville"9:58
8."The Wondering Jew"6:04
9."Charlie Chan"4:05
10."In the Dark"10:22
Total length:57:33

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