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Penn Jillette, who appeared as MC of the Mole Show, has an uncredited appearance as a weatherman on "Voices of the Air." An Atari 2600 game based on the album was being developed by Greg Easter in 1983, but it was later cancelled.
The performance (titled The Mole Show and based on their "Mole trilogy" of albums) featured Jillette coming out between songs telling long and intentionally pointless stories. The show was designed to appear to fall apart as it progressed; Jillette pretended to grow angrier with the crowd, and lighting effects and music would become ...
Jillette does not review Mark of The Mole, but does listen to The Secret Seed from The Tunes of Two Cities. That same year as well as the next, Jillette acted as the narrator for The Residents' first performance tour The Mole Show .
Mark of the Mole opens with a radio announcement (narrated by Penn Jillette) warning of a large storm forming over a vast desert region colloquially known as the "Pit area", the ancestral home of the Mohelmot (or Moles), an ancient civilization of cloaked figures who live and work underground. The deeply religious Moles' beliefs and ...
The Census Taker (aka Husbands, Wives, Money, & Murder) was a low-budget horror film from the mid-eighties. It was The Residents' first motion picture soundtrack commission, though they hadn't been director Bruce R. Cook's first choice.
Apr 6, 2019 · Duly, this set covers this admirably across two discs: the first, a combination of two shows at the Roxy in Los Angeles on October 30 th 1982, with Penn Jillette on MC duties; the second, the concluding date in Washington DC with their manager Bill Gerber on narration and both Penn and half their usual stage equipment elsewhere. Both are ...
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Mark of the Mole is a novel by T.D. Wade, based on The Residents' 1981 album of the same name. The novel was completed in 1985 [1] but has never been published, apart from a short excerpt in the 1993 book Uncle Willie's Highly Opinionated Guide To The Residents.
