Tracklist 
            
                    | 1 | Nazz IV | 2:45 | 
                    | 2 | I Wanna Be Your Dog | 2:56 | 
                    | 3 | The Best Things In Life Are Free | 3:02 | 
                    | 4 | Little League | 1:09 | 
                    | 5 | Go Dorothy Go (Do The Bible) | 3:04 | 
                    | 6 | Sweep | 0:38 | 
                    | 7 | Heart Full Of Soul | 3:25 | 
                    | 8 | Batwa Pygmy Chorus | 2:24 | 
                    | 9 | Crossfire/Tea For Two/Cha Cha Cha | 5:32 | 
                    | 10 | I Don't Care | 2:49 | 
                    | 11 | Go Commercial | 3:40 | 
                    | 12 | Happenings Ten Years Time Ago (Revisited) | 3:07 | 
                    | 13 | Back In The U.S.S.R. | 4:28 | 
                    | 14 | Go To Hell | 4:40 | 
                    | 15 | And Many, Many More | 4:11 | 
                    | 16 | In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida | 2:26 | 
                    | 17 | Too Much Talk | 3:46 | 
                    | 18 | Double-Talking Heads | 0:34 | 
                    | 19 | Sex Bomb | 5:49 | 
                    | 20 | Robot | 3:02 | 
                    | 21 | The Eighth Sea | 3:00 | 
                    | 22 | The End Of Tradition | 6:45 | 
                    | 23 | Fireman/Spaceman | 2:39 | 
 From Trouser Press
SPACE NEGROS
Maximum Control From Moment to Moment EP (Sounds Interesting) 1979
The Space Negros Go Commercial EP (Arf Arf) 1980 + 1984
Have a Lousy Xmas EP (Jingle Jungle/Arf Arf) 1981
The
 Space Negros Do Generic Ethnic Muzak Versions of All Your Favorite 
Underground Punk/Psychedelic Songs from the Sixties (Arf Arf) 1987
FAMILY FUN
Record (Eat) 1981
Before there was a Mission of Burma, two of its future 
founders played in this Boston group, alongside 
keyboardist/producer Erik Lindgren, a future member of 
Birdsongs of the Mesozoic. The 7-inch 
Maximum 
Contrast contains six offbeat offerings of experimental 
synth'n'tape tricks.
That same year, the original Space Negros fell apart; 
Go Commercial (shades of the Residents), another 
7-inch with eight songs, is actually a Lindgren solo 
record. His upbeat pop songs — sort of a synth-happy 
R. Stevie Moore — are witty and sophisticated. The 
B-side includes a cover of the Yardbirds' "Happenings Ten 
Years Time Ago." The 1980 rendition of that classic took a 
Kraftwerkian electro-pop approach; the record's 1984 
reissue replaced it with a heavy metal guitar version. 
Have a Lousy Xmas offers a topical foursome of 
laughable ill cheer originals (e.g., "Jingle Hell") played 
by Lindgren with Space Negro alumnus Roger Miller and 
others.
The windily titled album, recorded between 1981 and 1985 
with a large number of instrumental contributors, consists 
entirely of exotically idiomatic (raga, bluegrass, Balkan, 
etc.) easy-listening instrumental interpretations of songs 
originally popularized by such venerable musical 
organizations as the Seeds, Who, Easybeats, Balloon Farm, 
Smoke, 13th Floor Elevators, Hotlegs and Tomorrow. Not as 
conceptually explosive as the Residents perhaps, but 
delightful.
Flipper may have a gripe against Public Image for 
lifting their concept of a generic record sleeve, but 
Family Fun — a Lindgren-led quartet — has them 
both beat. The cover of their 1981 EP (one side of four 
electro-pop tunes with Sara Goodman providing folkie vocals 
over the slightly off-kilter backing and a side of 
instrumental "EZ Listening Music") mimics the no-name 
products in grocery stores by carrying only the 
word "RECORD" stenciled over "Net Wt. 4.9 Oz. (45 RPM.) 135 
g."
[Ira Robbins]