Gingerbread Man (album) - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. The Weaver: The fool and the death-maker die alone
  2. The Dying Oilman: Blinded by the hostages of fortune
  3. The Confused Transsexual: Stamen and pistillate together again
  4. The Sold-Out Artist: Black are the legs inside the white sepulchre
  5. The Ascetic: Shadows doubt the strength of the sun
  6. The Old Soldier: Safety sells, but war always wins
  7. The Aging Musician: Narcissus knows no one naked
  8. The Butcher: The flesh of animals angers anew… and moos
  9. The Old Woman: Kissless are the isolated, rootless are their tongues
  10. Ginger's Lament
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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