Tracklist

#1 Night of the Day
#2 One Hundred Million People Dead
#3 I Love You Peggy
#4 Space I
#5 Perry Intro
#6 Day of the Dying Alive
#7 Eindhoven Chicken Masque
#8 Just a Boy
#9 Hetero Skeleton
#10 Earthquake
#11 Ghandi
#12 I Hate My Job
#13 Space II
#14 Concubine Solo
#15 All Day
#16 Dadgad
#17 Untitled

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Butthole Surfers / Humpty Dumpty Lsd

Latino Bugger Veil

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Street Date:
June 18th, 2002
Ship Date:
June 10th, 2002
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Street Date:
June 18th, 2002
Ship Date:
June 10th, 2002
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Street Date:
June 18th, 2002
Ship Date:
June 10th, 2002

A central Austin warehouse is site of the Butthole Surfers' 278-tape archive. Even when living out of a van in the '80s, they managed to hang on to boxes and boxes of tapes. The van was never stolen, miraculously, and the tapes survive unheard until now. Humpty Dumpty LSD contains 16 cherry-picked rare and unreleased recordings from the band's most productive period - 1982 to 1992. From early four-track demos ("Night of the Day") and punk rock anthems ("Just a Boy") to Morricone-ish western theme music ("Eindhoven Chicken Masque") and free form acid freak outs ("Space"), the music here is as messed up as any of the band's finest material. Humpty Dumpty LSD sounds like a lost Buttholes album from somewhere between Locust Abortion Technician and Hairway to Steven. For those who weren't there when the Buttholes, their pit bull, and a bank of strobe lights then, toured the country playing their own brand of acid punk for those who grew up listening to hardcore but wanted something more, Humpty Dumpty LSD is the next best thing.