An Evening With Wild Man Fischer - Track Listing (including Explanatory Notes)

Track Listing (including Explanatory Notes)

Side One: The Basic Fischer
No. Title Length
1. "Merry-Go-Round" 1:53
2. "New Kind of Songs For Sale" (live on the strip) 7:13
3. "I'm Not Shy Anymore!" (Larry relives the past in the studio) 1:01
4. "Are You From Clovis?" 1:53
5. "The Madness & Ecstasy" (Kim Fowley & Rodney Bingenheimer provide an introduction to, and make prophecies about the future of Wild Man Fischer) 7:47
Side Two: Larry's Songs, Unaccompanied
No. Title Length
1. "Which Way Did the Freaks Go?" 1:47
2. "I'm Working For the Federal Bureau of Narcotics" 1:21
3. "The Leaves Are Falling" 0:54
4. "85 Times" 0:56
5. "Cops & Robbers" 1:40
6. "Monkeys Versus Donkeys" 2:00
7. "Start Life Over Again" 1:58
8. "The Mope" 1:48
9. "Life Brand New" 1:36
10. "Who Did It Johnny?" 1:46
11. "Think of Me When Your Clothes Are Off" 0:57
12. "Taggy Lee" 0:40
13. "Rhonda" 0:54
14. "I Looked Around You" 1:31
15. "Jennifer Jones" 4:51
Side Three: Some Historical Notes
No. Title Length
1. "The Taster" (fancy version) 3:07
2. "The Story of The Taster" 2:05
3. "The Rocket Rock" 0:31
4. "The Rocket Rock Explanation & Dialog" 1:33
5. "Dream Girl" 2:25
6. "Dream Girl Explanation" 0:52
7. "Serrano (Sorrento?) Beach" 1:35
8. "Success Will Not Make Me Happy" 1:45
9. "Wild Man On The Strip Again" 7:13
Side Four: In Conclusion
No. Title Length
1. "Why I Am Normal" 2:25
2. "The Wild Man Fischer Story" 5:34
3. "Balling Isn't Everything" 1:17
4. "Ugly Beautiful Girl" 1:14
5. "Larry & His Guitar" 2:46
6. "Circle" (Larry's first psychedelic hit) 2:54
7. "Larry Under Pressure" 1:44

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