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Skeleton at the Feast

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Skeleton at the Feast
Live album by
Released1991
Recorded1989 (1989)–1990 (1990) at the Netherlands and New York
GenrePsychedelic rock, blues rock
Length45:43
LabelEnemy
ProducerGary Lucas
Gary Lucas chronology
Skeleton at the Feast
(1991)
Gods and Monsters
(1992)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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AllMusic[1]

Skeleton at the Feast is the debut live album by American musician Gary Lucas, released in 1991 through Enemy Records.[2][3]

Track listing

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No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Strong Seed"Gary Lucas6:14
2."Guerillas in the Midst"Frank Zappa, Gary Lucas5:42
3."Robert's Johnson"Gary Lucas2:14
4."Hard Werken Fucked over a Man/The Reckoning"Gary Lucas4:25
5."Hugh's Graveyard Stomp"Gary Lucas2:10
6."Hitchcocked including Vertigo and Psycho"Bernard Herrmann4:10
7."Tompkins Square Dance"Gary Lucas2:22
8."Christmas in Space Medley: Bells/Little Drummer Boyee/Are You Experienced?"Jimi Hendrix, Gary Lucas7:30
9."Aguirre/The Sheep Look Up"Florian Fricke, Gary Lucas5:34
10."Scud Patrol/Flux et Veritas"Gary Lucas4:03
11."Syd's Dream"Gary Lucas1:19
12."Music for the Golem: Rabbi Loew Consults the Stars/The Decree"Walter Horn, Gary Lucas6:10
13."Music for the Golem: The Junker and the Jewess"Walter Horn, Gary Lucas5:03
14."Music for the Golem: Creation of the Clay Man/Astaroth"Walter Horn, Gary Lucas5:17
15."Music for the Golem: The Golem Walks with Famulus, Der Böse Juden-Jüngling"Walter Horn, Gary Lucas1:41
16."Music for the Golem: The Festival of the Roses"Walter Horn, Gary Lucas5:03
17."Music for the Golem: In the Synagogue/The Vision of the Patriarchs"Walter Horn, Gary Lucas2:55
18."Music for the Golem: Go Go Golem"Walter Horn, Gary Lucas2:55

Personnel

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References

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  1. ^ Westergaard, Sean. "Skeleton at the Feast". AllMusic. Retrieved February 10, 2013.
  2. ^ Stubbs, David (Dec 7, 1991). "Skeleton at the Feast by Gary Lucas". Melody Maker. Vol. 67, no. 49. p. 29.
  3. ^ Fricke, David (Jan 12, 1992). "Rock Guitarists: The Bold, the Hopeful, the Loud". The New York Times. p. H26.