The Fish People Tapes
Alexei Sayle · 1984
52 min · 12 tracks
A surreal blend of absurdity and humor wrapped in short, fragmented narratives that defy traditional storytelling.
Top tracks — play these first
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Metro to the Disco — This opening track sets the tone with its rapid-fire delivery and wry commentary on nightlife, encapsulating Sayle's comedic style right from the start.
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'Ullo John! Gotta New Motor? — This track stands out for its satirical take on consumer culture, using humor to critique materialism while showcasing Sayle's knack for character-driven storytelling.
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Episodes One and Two — As one of the longest pieces on the album, it demonstrates Sayle's ability to weave multiple narratives into a cohesive yet chaotic experience, highlighting his distinct voice in comedy.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Metro to the Disco 1:07
- 2 Episodes One and Two 15:36
- 3 It Ain’t Hard to Be an Animal 1:24
- 4 Episode Three 0:30
- 5 20 Tom Waits and a Box of Swans 0:38
- 6 Episode Four 4:18
- 7 That’s Milton Springsteen 1:27
- 8 That’s Milton Springsteen 0:31
- 9 Episode Five 2:22
- 10 Song of the Revolutionary Stool Pigeon 1:22
- 11 Episode Six 19:39
- 12 ’Ullo John! Gotta New Motor? 3:31
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