8 thoughts on “ Squeaky Wheels - The Residents - The UGHS! (CD, Album) ”

1. Jan 09,  · THE UGHS! is a primal, percussive-based album that, aside for some inarticulate grunting and chanting, is all instrumental. The band uses this rhythmic foundation as a base to which they add a variety of instruments which twist and turn the music in different and often unexpected directions.

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2. The non-profit bicycle organization Squeaky Wheels is donating $30, in a matching partnership with the City of Bainbridge Island to help complete a safe trail for students and their families to bike and walk to school. The Campus Connector Trail, known as Dana's Trail for long-time bicycle advocate Dana Berg, is expected to be complete.

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3. The Ughs!, an album by The Residents on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy.

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4. The Residents then promptly christened this conceptual alter ego as THE UGHS! Realizing that their new direction was not unlike the methodology of psychodrama, they immediately saw THE UGHS as the perfect vehicle for exploring the conflicted emotions of Nate, the Voice of MIdnight's tormented protagonist, and threw themselves into a feverish.

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5. Proudly, The Residents christened this conceptual alterego as THE UGHS! Utilizing this new persona, THE UGHS quickly became the perfect vehicle for exploring the conflicted emotions of Nate, the Voice of Midnight's tormented protagonist. The group then fashioned "written music" from the raw, impulsive ideas created by The UGHS!, building the /5(43).

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6. The album is largely instrumental and although there are plenty of synthesized elements, it's the acoustic instruments that tend to stand out: jaw harp, glockenspiel, harmonica, flute, and recorder. When there are vocals, they are sung in some new/imaginary language (it ain't English, that's for sure), harking back to bits of Eskimo.6/

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7. Overview The Ughs were conceived as an alter ego for the Residents to create new material for a project, which was then massively reworked with an added narrative for their Voice of Midnight vauradcdiscdontirenicezaficasca.infoinfo: $

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8. "The Ughs" is The Residents' 34th studio album and actually feels a lot more accessible with nowhere near as much strangeness and disturbia as "Duck Stab", "Third Reich and Roll", "Commercial Album", or "Freak Show" or "Mark of the Mole".

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