Cube E: Live in Holland - CD Track Listing

CD Track Listing

  1. From the Plains to Mexico
  2. The Theme from Buckaroo Blues
  3. The Stampede
  4. The Trail Dance
  5. Bury Me Not
  6. Cowboy Waltz
  7. Saddle Sores
  8. The Theme from Buckaroo Blues (Reprise)
  9. The Gospel Truth
  10. Shortnin' Bread
  11. Black Barry
  12. Forty-Four
  13. Engine 44
  14. New Orleans
  15. Voodoo Queen
  16. What Am I Gonna Do
  17. Organism
  18. Ober
  19. The Baby King 1
  20. Don't Be Cruel
  21. Devil in Disguise
  22. Burning Love
  23. Teddy Bear
  24. Love Me Tender
  25. The Baby King 11
  26. Hound Dog/Out
The Residents
Studio Albums
1970s
  • Meet the Residents
  • The Third Reich 'n Roll
  • Fingerprince
  • Duck Stab/Buster & Glen
  • Not Available
  • Eskimo
1980s
  • Commercial Album
  • Mark of the Mole
  • The Tunes of Two Cities
  • Title in Limbo
  • George & James
  • Whatever Happened to Vileness Fats?
  • The Big Bubble: Part Four of the Mole Trilogy
  • Census Taker
  • Stars & Hank Forever: The American Composers Series
  • God in Three Persons
  • The King & Eye
1990s
  • Freak Show
  • Our Finest Flowers
  • Gingerbread Man
  • Hunters
  • Have a Bad Day
  • Wormwood: Curious Stories from the Bible
2000s
  • Roosevelt 2.0
  • Roadworms: The Berlin Sessions
  • Icky Flix
  • Demons Dance Alone
  • WB: RMX
  • 12 Days of Brumalia
  • I Murdered Mommy
  • Animal Lover
  • River of Crime (Episodes 1–5)
  • Tweedles
  • Night of the Hunters
  • The Voice of Midnight
  • Smell My Picture
  • The Bunny Boy
  • Postcards From Patmos
  • Hades
  • The Ughs!
  • Arkansas
2010s
  • Ozan
  • Strange Culture/Haeckel's Tale
  • Dollar General
  • Talking Light Rehearsal
  • Lonely Teenager
  • Dolor Generar
Live Albums
  • The Mole Show Live at the Roxy
  • The 13th Anniversary Show Live in the U.S.A.
  • 13th Anniversary Show: Live in Japan
  • The Thirteenth Anniversary Show
  • The Mole Show Live in Holland
  • Cube E: Live in Holland
  • Live at the Fillmore
  • Wormwood Live
  • Kettles of Fish on the Outskirts of Town
  • The Way We Were
  • Cube E Box Set
  • Talking Light
Singles and EPs
  • Santa Dog
  • Satisfaction
  • The Beatles Play the Residents and the Residents Play the Beatles
  • Santa Dog '78
  • Babyfingers
  • Diskomo
  • The Commercial Single
  • Intermission: Extraneous Music from the Residents' Mole Show
  • Safety is the Cootie Wootie
  • It's a Man's Man's Man's World
  • Kaw-Liga
  • Earth vs. the Flying Saucers
  • Hit the Road Jack
  • For Elsie
  • Snakey Wake
  • Buckaroo Blues
  • Santa Dog 88
  • Double Shot
  • Holy Kiss of Flesh
  • From the Plains to Mexico
  • Don't Be Cruel
  • Blowoff
  • Santa Dog '92
  • Prelude to "The Teds"
  • Pollex Christi
  • I Hate Heaven
  • In Between Screams
  • High Horses
  • The Sandman Waits
  • Anganok
Compilations
  • The Residents Radio Special
  • Please Do Not Steal It!
  • Nibbles
  • Residue of the Residents
  • Ralph Before '84: Volume 1, The Residents
  • Assorted Secrets
  • Memorial Hits
  • The Pal TV LP
  • Heaven?
  • Hell!
  • Stranger Than Supper
  • Liver Music
  • Daydream B-Liver
  • Poor Kaw-Liga's PainLouisiana's Lick
  • Our Tired, Our Poor, Our Huddled Masses
  • Residue Deux
  • Twenty Twisted Questions
  • 25 Years of Eyeball Excellence
  • Land of Mystery
  • Refused
  • Dot Com
  • Diskomo 2000
  • Petting Zoo
  • Eat Exuding Oinks
  • Best Left Unspoken...Vol. 1
  • Best Left Unspoken...Vol. 2
  • Best Left Unspoken...Vol. 3
  • Ten Little Piggies
  • Chicken Scratching With The Residents
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