Twenty Twisted Questions
# Twenty Twisted Questions

Twenty Twisted Questions is a 1992 LaserDisc by American avant-garde group "The Residents". It is a compilation of the band's history up to Freak Show, their then multimedia project. The footage was released in Europe as a PAL VHS without the LaserDisc features.

## Track listing

### Side 1

**Video and Film Art**

* The Third Reich 'n Roll
   * (Swastikas on Parade)
* Eloise
* One Minute Movies
   * Moisture
   * Act of Being Polite
   * Perfect Love
   * Simple Song
* This is a Man's Man's Man's World
* Earth Vs. The Flying Saucers
* Don't Be Cruel
* Freak Show
   * Everyone Comes to the Freak Show
   * Harry the Head
   * Nobody Laughs When They Leave

### Side 2

**Performance Art**

* The Mole Show (Narrated by Penn Jillette)
* The 13 Anniversary Show
   * Where is She?
* Cube-E
   * Buckaroo Blues
   * Black Barry
   * The Baby King

**Music and Graphic Arts**

Featured discography from The Residents from 1972 (Santa Dog) to 1991 (Freak Show)

**End Credits, Bonus Track**

* Production Credits
* Ty's Freak Show (This track was recorded on November 17, 1991, using NEC's video editing software at the Fairmont Hotel in San Jose, CA)

## Production credits

| Directed by The Residents Produced by The Cryptic Corp. Executive Producer: Michael Nash, The Voyager Co. Music Written and Performed by The Residents and Published by Pale Pachyderm, [BMI] Except where noted Edited by Skip Sweeny, Video Free America; Laurie Schmidt, San Francisco Production Group Technical Director: Morgan Holly Production Coordinator: Kim Finneran | The Voyager Company Package Design by Rex Ray Liner Notes by Barry Walters Music Selected by Uncle Willie Special Thanks: Chris McGregor, Ty Roberts, Light Source/NEC, OSC/Digidesign, Apple Computer, New Tek Inc. (Copyright notices for track optimized for frame by frame feature.) |
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## Critical response

At the time, Entertainment Weekly video critic Ty Burr rated it a C+. He said that the video "...is for undiscriminating fans only: It's the high-tech version of a souvenir T-shirt."

