Various Artists-Frank Johnson's Favorites (1981)
Artist: Various Artists (Tuxedomoon, Fred Frith, Renaldo and the Loaf, MX-80 Sound, The Residents, Snakefinger, Yello, Art Bears)
Title: Frank Johnson's Favorites
Label: Ralph Records
Format: LP
Sell Date: 9/18/26
Condition: VG+/VG
Discogs Last Sold: 9/21/26 VG/VG+ $7.98
Low: $5.00 VG+/VG
Median: $8.85
Average: $10.22
High:$25.00 M/NM
Current low price: $8.00
Curren Number on Sale at Discogs: 44
Have/Want: 1041/142
Where Sold: Chicago, IL
Time It Took To Sell: 11 years
Where and When Bought: mid 80's Worcester WCUW Record Fair for $1
Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: A
Sad To See It Go: No
Excellent 1981 sampler of the Cryptic Corporation/Residents Ralph record label. Everything is grounded in weirdness. Every act is a distinct entity. Beyond the Residents and their gone too young guitarist in crime Snakefinger, the "computer" named Frank Johnson chose a great Renaldo and the Loaf track "Melvyn's Repose." MX-80 Sound, Fred Frith, Art Bears and a pre-"Oh Yeah" Yello abound. Snakefinger's "Womb To Worm" sounds like a cross between Judas Priest's "Victim of Changes" vocal breakdown and the James Bond theme.
Tuxedomoon have the greatest hits here, "Dark Companion" kicks it off and "Crash" closes it out. "Dark Companion" manages to get everything right: a great bass line, ethereal music and a sound that will last. Frank Johnson spat it out first long before there was any artificial intelligence, just clunky computing listing and word processing away. Frank anticipated AI hallucinations by selecting two additional tracks that didn't even exist!
Yesterday's comedy is today's reality.
FOR FURTHER REVIEW:
The Residents-The Third Reich 'n' Roll (1976)
Various Artists-The 20th Anniversary of The Summer of Love (1987)

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