Talbot

 The long final suite, which in my opinion, is the best piece by the Residents.

 A bitter cheerfulness, somewhat like the humor of the Residents, who parodied commercial music to denounce the dehumanization of individuals caused by consumerism.

The review praises The Residents' 1977 album Fingerprince as one of their best works, highlighting its innovative long suite 'Six Things to a Cycle.' This piece reflects on human evolution, societal dehumanization, and consumerism through experimental and tribal sounds. The reviewer considers it a pinnacle of the band's artistic expression, blending humor and irony with profound social commentary. Explore Fingerprince to experience The Residents' groundbreaking blend of avant-garde music and sharp social critique.