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Damn Skippy

2024-07-18T03:56:08Z

AluminumOrGlass: erm

{{Infobox album
|title = Damn Skippy
|artist = Lemon Demon
|albumart = Damn Skippy.png
|disc_Category = Album
|year = March 21, 2005
|recorded = 2004–2005
|length = 1:00:57, 1:22:24 (with bonus tracks)
|label = Self-released (2005), [[Needlejuice Records]] (2023)
|producers = [[Neil Cicierega]]
|reviews = 
|externalLinks = [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/album/damn-skippy Needlejuice Remaster] [http://www.lemondemon.com/Lemon%20Demon%20-%20First%20four%20albums/Damn%20Skippy%20(2005)/ MP3] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2005%5d%20Damn%20Skippy/ Bonus content from original CD] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/%5b2005%5d%20Lemon%20Demon%20-%20Damn%20Skippy%20%5bCDR%5d/ Lossless rip of original CD] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/%5b2005%5d%20Lemon%20Demon%20-%20Damn%20Skippy%20%5bMispress%20CDR%5d/ Lossless rip of original (mispress) CD] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqmpmtJxWdU YouTube] [https://youtu.be/uiIFMemtDkI Remastered YouTube]
|addtlInfo = 
|lastAlbum = [[Hip to the Javabean]] (2004)
|thisAlbum = '''Damn Skippy''' (2005)
|nextAlbum = [[Dinosaurchestra]] (2006)
}}

[[File:Damnskippynjr.jpg|thumb|2023 [[Needlejuice Records]] reissue cover art.]]

'''Damn Skippy''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s fourth album. It was originally released on March 21st, 2005, as homemade, burned-on-demand CD-Rs sold through the old Lemon Demon website<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2005/03/21/</ref>, in the same manner [[Hip to the Javabean]] was the year prior. Eight bonus tracks, an audio commentary track, and an HTML file were included as bonuses on the disc.<ref>https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2005%5d%20Damn%20Skippy/</ref>This content is maintained in all CD represses of the album.

In 2006, the album received a CD repress with glass replicated discs manufactured by now-defunct company Americ Disc Inc.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/master/1455122-Lemon-Demon-Damn-Skippy</ref>

In April 2009, [[Neil]] offered this album for free download on [http://www.lemondemon.com/ Lemondemon.com], alongside [[Clown Circus]], [[Live from the Haunted Candle Shop]], and [[Hip to the Javabean]].<ref>http://www.lemondemon.com/Lemon%20Demon%20-%20First%20four%20albums/</ref>

On January 21st, 2023, [[Needlejuice Records]] reissued the album, alongside [[Hip to the Javabean]] on Bandcamp in celebration of the 20th anniversary of [[Lemon Demon]].<ref>https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1616893029909921793?lang=en</ref> <ref name=":0">https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/album/damn-skippy</ref>This version of the album was remastered by Angel Marcloid<ref>https://angelhairaudio.com/full-portfolio-project-list</ref>and added ten previously unreleased tracks, six remastered instrumentals, one remastered vocal track and a hidden track to the bonus track list. The album's original audio commentary track was also remastered for this release by Alex Argo.<ref name=":0" /> Pre-orders for physical represses of the album on vinyl, CD, and cassette went up in February<ref>https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1628051649032757250</ref>, with the CDs and cassettes shipping in June<ref>https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1669136477182205953</ref>, and vinyls expected to ship in September.<ref>https://needlejuicerecords.com/products/damn-skippy-ode-to-crayola-lp</ref>

==Track Listing==
#[[Dead Sea Monkeys]]
#[[Sky Is Not Blue]]
#[[Pumpkin Pie]]
#[[When Robots Attack]]
#[[Geeks in Love]]
#[[New Way Out]]
#[[What Will Happen Will Happen]]
#[[Kitten Is Angry]]
#[[The Ceiling]]
#[[Subtle Oddities]]
#[[Gonna Dig Up Alec Guinness]]
#[[Flamingo Legs]]
#[[Ode to Crayola]]
#[[Rainwater]]
#[[Smell Like a Cookie All Day]]
#[[Dizziful Bliss]]
#[[Word Disassociation]]
#[[Eventuality]]

===Bonus tracks===
#[[Bicycle Race]]
#[[Fuzzy]]
#[[March of the Living Figments]]
#[[Mothers All Over the World]]
#[[Mr. Porta-Potty Man]]
#[[Musical Chairs (Alternate version)]]
#[[Pirate in a Box]]
#[[Subtle Oddities (Cheesy synth mix)]]

===Bonus tracks (Needlejuice Records re-release)===
(CD version contains all of these tracks on a separate Bonus Disc.)

(Vinyl and cassette versions of the album only contain bonus tracks 1-9.)
#[[Scatterbrained]]
#[[Musical Chairs (Alternate Version)]]
#[[March of the Living Figments]]
#[[Elvis Porn]]
#[[Mothers All Over the World]]
#[[Lollipops]]
#[[Bicycle Race]]
#[[Fuzzy]]
#[[Bottom Line]]
#[[Sky Blue Up]]
#[[I Want to Wake Up]]
#[[Stampy]]
#[[Zero Gravity]]
#[[Subtle Oddities (Cheesy Synth Mix)]]
#[[Pirate in a Box]]
#[[Mr. Porta-Potty Man]]
#[[How to Poop]]
#[[The Song You Hear When You Die]]
#When Robots Attack (Instrumental)
#Geeks in Love (Instrumental)
#Kitten is Angry (Instrumental)
#Subtle Oddities (Instrumental)
#Dizziful Bliss (Instrumental)
#Word Disassociation (Instrumental)
#Word Disassociation (Vocals)
#[[neil.soul]]
#[[Damn Skippy: Commentary|Damn Skippy Commentary]]

===Bonus Content===
*[[Damn Skippy: Commentary|Commentary]] (Counted as a bonus track in the [[Needlejuice Records]] reissue.)
[[File:Specialthanksdamnskippy.png|thumb|'''<big>SPECIAL THANKS:</big> Dad, Mom, Ben, Emmy, Leah, Alora, Sarah, Chloe, Chelsea, Aaron Ackerson, Andrew Kepple, Richard, Logan Whitehurst, The Incredible Moses Leroy, Queen, John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask, Sir Alec Guinness, Alec Baldwin, Leonard Nimoy, Edward Binney, Harold Smith, Robert Prince, and Raffi.''']]
*[https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2005%5d%20Damn%20Skippy/DamnSkippy.html HTML file] (Navigation portal for the album containing song MP3s, bonus tracks, lyrics, exclusive artwork, and a Special Thanks section.)

==Physical Releases==

===LPs===
All four variants originally went up for pre-order on the [[Needlejuice Records]] website, but Pumpkin Cookie was later removed. In November, it was revealed to be a Newbury Comics exclusive variant, and made available on their webstore.<gallery>
File:OdetoCrayola1k.png|"Ode to Crayola"
File:Damn vinyl.png|"Damn"
File:Demonic.png|"Demonic"
File:Pumpkin-and-Cookie1k 900x.png|"Pumpkin Cookie"
</gallery>
===CDs===
==== Original Artwork ====
There are no notable differences between the artwork of the homemade 2005 CD-Rs and the 2006 repress.
<gallery>
File:Damn Skippy.png|Front Cover
File:Damn Skippy back.png|Back Cover
File:Damn Skippy inside.png|Inside Art
File:Damnskippysourcediscart.jpg|Disc Art
File:Damnskippydisc.jpg|Front scan of original CD-R
File:Damnskippycdrback.jpg|Back scan of original CD-R
File:Damnskippyrepressback.jpg|Back of 2006 CD
</gallery>
==== [[Needlejuice Records]] 2023 repress ====
<gallery>
File:Njrskippycdfront.jpg|Front Cover
File:Njrskippycdback.jpg|Back Cover
File:Njrskippyinsideart.jpg|Inside Art
File:Njrskippytrayart.jpg|Tray Art
File:Njrskippydisc1.jpg|Disc 1 scan
File:Njrskippydisc2.jpg|Bonus Disc scan
</gallery>
===Cassette===
<gallery>
File:Damnskippytapeartfront.jpg|J-Card Front Cover
File:Damnskippyjcardback.jpg|J-Card Back Cover
File:Skippyjcardinside.jpg|J-Card Inside Art
File:Skippyjcardfoldout.jpg|J-Card Foldout Art
File:Skippytapefront.jpg|Tape Side A
File:Skippytapeback.jpg|Tape Side B
</gallery>

== Trivia ==

* This is the first [[Lemon Demon]] album to include an audio commentary track and HTML.
* On the back cover of the 2023 [[Needlejuice Records]] version of the CD, [[Dizziful Bliss]] is misspelled "Dizziful Blss".
<references />

Nature Tapes

2024-02-26T13:47:30Z

AluminumOrGlass: /* Trivia */ sticker

{{Infobox album
|title = Nature Tapes
|artist = Lemon Demon
|albumart = Nature Tapes.jpeg
|disc_Category = Album
|year = March 24, 2014
|recorded = 2010-2014
|length = 28:35
|label = Self-released (2014), [[Needlejuice Records]] (2019)
|producers = [[Neil Cicierega]]
|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/album/nature-tapes-ep Purchase Original Version]
[https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/album/nature-tapes Purchase Remastered Version Digitally and Physically (Needlejuice Bandcamp)]
|addtlInfo = 
|lastAlbum = [[I Am Become Christmas]] (2012)
|thisAlbum = '''Nature Tapes''' (2014)
|nextAlbum = [[Spirit Phone]] (2016)
}}

[[File:NTNJR.jpeg|thumb|The [[Needlejuice Records]] re-issue cover art]]

'''Nature Tapes''' is the second [[Lemon Demon]] EP. It is unique in that none of the tracks were made with the release of an EP in mind, all seperately released as singles at different points in time from 2010-2014.
Along with the [[Needlejuice]] re-release, [[Goosebumps]] and [[Sexy DVD]] were retroactively added to the main tracklist.

==Track Listing==
#[[Really Cool Wig]]
#[[Two Trucks]]
#[[A Mask of My Own Face]]
#[[Everybody Loves Raymond]]
#[[Goosebumps]]
#[[Jaws]]
#[[My Trains]]
#[[BRODYQUEST]]

== Hidden Track ==
#[[Sexy DVD]]

==Trivia==
* The original unedited album cover comes from a promotional picture for a party Pinocchio nose.
* The original cover for Nature Tapes was taken from Neil’s old Tumblr layout.
* Vinyl copies that get placed in distribution for record stores have a Parental Advisory sticker placed over the end of the nose.

[[File:NTunedited.jpeg|left|thumb|The unedited Pinnochio nose product photo used on the front cover]]

Turkeys

2024-02-16T21:49:18Z

AluminumOrGlass: created page

{{Infobox_song
|title = Turkeys
|artist = Lemon Demon
|year = 2006
|albumart = Dinosaurchestra.jpg
|writer = Neil Cicierega
|singer = [[Neil Cicierega]]
|album = [[Dinosaurchestra]]
|duration = 00:26
|genre = Rock
|language = English
|externalLinks = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RF_sGD4YKmE YouTube] [http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/350679 Newgrounds]
}}
'''Turkeys''' is a hidden track on [[Dinosaurchestra]], initially only accessible by waiting seven minutes after [[The Too Much Song]] on the PC version of Dinosaurchestra's commentary application.

=Lyrics=
Turkeys!
Turkeys?
Who likes turkeys?
I like turkeys
Oh yeah?
Oh yeah!
Well, have I got news for you
What’s that?
I am a turkey
I am a turkey
I can see you’re quite surprised
Man, I can’t believe my eyes!
Where’d you come from anyway?
Gobble gobble gobble
Wow!
=Trivia=
*The music video was created by Ryan Krzak (R_Wappin).
*The 2022 Needlejuice Records repress of the CD also plays Turkeys following 7 minutes of silence at the end of [[The Too Much Song]]. The track is hidden behind a locked groove on side C of the vinyl editions.

Eleven o’Clockish

2024-01-16T00:16:57Z

AluminumOrGlass: Adding link to NBW version

'''Eleven o’Clockish''' was thought to be an old unreleased song. According to [[Alora Lanzillotta]], it had been played at some live performances. [[Neil]] later revealed it to have been a hoax to see how people would react.

The hoax began when Alora posted a list of songs that [[Lemon Demon]] had played [[Lemon Demon live|live]], in response to a request for one. After “Eleven o’Clockish” was noticed in it, people began speculating about it, and Alora explained that she had just copied the list from a text file. The story was that it was a bad song that they had played during some early live performances, and that she had forgotten to remove it from the list before posting it.

As expected, there was a strong reaction, and several people began searching for copies. Original WikiLemon user Natalia was in on the hoax and playing along, claiming to have heard an MP3, which increased many people’s curiosity. Ultimately, though, it did not attract as much attention as Insult to Aaron or A Schizophrenic Twist did, possibly because fewer details (e.g. lyrics or excerpts) were known about it.

Somewhere in late 2006, Illemonatus Anya pulled a prank on the [[Lemon Demon forum]] and MSN in conjunction with SpecialKRJ and Alora involving the song. In a particularly large MSN conversation, she noted she sent the “song” to Kirsten, who then uploaded it to her site. It consisted of a small intro by Anya, followed by white noise, with an endnote by Anya telling everyone they got fooled. Alora later posted it on the forum.

==Trivia==
* [https://nuclearbubblewrap.com Nuclear Bubble Wrap], a band formed in Nashville, TN, created a song of the same name, which was inspired by the hoax. An MP3 of the song was once available on the original WikiLemon, and is now available on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK9QP5XyC3w YouTube].

Dinosaurchestra

2024-01-16T00:14:43Z

AluminumOrGlass: fixing needlejuice link

{{Infobox album
|title = Dinosaurchestra
|artist = Lemon Demon
|albumart = dinosaurchestra.jpg
|disc_Category = Album
|year = July 20, 2006
|recorded = 2005-2006
|length = 1:06:10, 1:46:44 (with bonus and hidden tracks)
|label = Self-released (2006), [[Needlejuice Records]] (2022)
|producers = [[Neil Cicierega]]
|reviews = 
|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/album/dinosaurchestra Purchase original version digitally] [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/album/dinosaurchestra Purchase remastered version digitally and physically (Needlejuice Records Bandcamp)] [https://needlejuicerecords.com/search?q=dinosaurchestra&options%5Bprefix%5D=last Purchase remastered version physically (Needlejuice Records website)] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/Dinosaurchestra/ Miscellaneous audio files] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2006%5d%20Dinosaurchestra/ Bonus content from original CD]
|addtlInfo = 
|lastAlbum = [[Damn Skippy]] (2005)
|thisAlbum = '''Dinosaurchestra''' (2006)
|nextAlbum = [[View-Monster]] (2008)
}}

'''Dinosaurchestra''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s fifth album. It is the first to include a text commentary, a secret track, and a booklet. It is also the longest Lemon Demon album to date with almost two hours of music.

Dinosaurchestra is particularly notable for the fact that many of its songs were already in the possession of fans before its release. This is because seven of the main tracks and ten of the bonus tracks were already up for download before the album was released, and six main tracks and one bonus track were later leaked, leaving only six main tracks and five bonus tracks, as well as the hidden track. The tracks already in possession of fans comprises exactly two thirds of the music on the album.

==Track listing==
#[[Dinosaurchestra Part One]]
#[[Action Movie Hero Boy]]
#[[Fine]]
#[[Lawnmower]]
#[[Stuck]]
#[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny]]
#[[Vow of Silence]]
#[[Neverending Hum]]
#[[Dinosaurchestra Part Two]]
#[[Your Imaginary Friend]]
#[[Archaeopteryx]]
#[[Eyewishes]]
#[[Bystanding]]
#[[Indie Cindy & the Lo-Fi Lullabies]]
#[[Nothing Worth Loving Isn’t Askew]]
#[[This Hyper World]]
#[[Deep in the Ocean]]
#[[Dinosaurchestra Part Three]]
#[[The Too Much Song]]

===Bonus tracks (original CD)===
#[[White Bread Boyfriend]]
#[[Funniest]]
#[[Birthday (Alligators and Pretzel Makers)]]
#[[Chip’s Challenge Chip01 Midi Remix]]
#[[It Can Get Lonely in My Mansion]]
#[[Samuel and Rosella]]
#[[Bill Watterson (Dinosaurchestra)|Bill Watterson]]
#[[Space Mission Alpha]]
#[[Being Alone on Valentine’s Day]]
#[[Stick Stickly]]
#[[Abraham Lincoln’s Head]]
#[[The Next Dimension]]
#[[Princess Unicorn Bunny Kitten Angel]]
#[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (Aaron Ackerson remix)]]
#[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (SaTIst remix)]]
#[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (R-Forrest remix)]]

=== Bonus tracks (Needlejuice Records re-release) ===

# [[Birthday (Alligators and Pretzel Makers)]]
# [[White Bread Boyfriend]]
# [[Stick Stickly]]
# [[Being Alone on Valentine's Day]]
# [[It Can Get Lonely in My Mansion]]
# [[Princess Unicorn Bunny Kitten Angel]]
# [[The Next Dimension]]
# [[Samuel and Rosella]]
# [[Abraham Lincoln's Head]]
# [[Space Mission Alpha]]
# [[Funniest]]
# [[Chip's Challenge Chip01 MIDI Remix]]
# [[Bill Watterson|Bill Watterson (Demo)]]
# [[Indie Cindy and the Lo-Fi Lullabies|Indie Cindy and the Lo-Fi Lullabies (Demo)]]
# [[Every Time You Stifle a Sneeze]]
# [[Snakes on a Plane]]
# [[The Oldest Man on MySpace]]
# [[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (Aaron Ackerson remix)]]
# [[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (R-Forrest remix)]]
#[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (SaTIst remix)]]
#[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny|The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (Instrumental)]]
#[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny|The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny (Vocals)]]
#[[Fine|Fine (Instrumental)]]
#[[This Hyper World|This Hyper World (Instrumental)]]

===Hidden track===
#[[Turkeys]]

==Dinogate==
Dinogate was the period after the release of [[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny]], but before the release of Dinosaurchestra. (Between December 2005 and July 2006.) During this time, the relatively immense popularity of Showdown created many new Illemonati, who congregated at the then-newly-formed Lemon Demon forum.

During Dinogate, many unreleased Dinosaurchestra tracks were leaked via secret URLs on EvilTrailMix. Neil put them online to share amongst friends, but took them down and forbade their redistribution once their existence was noted on the forum.

The name of this period was coined by forum member Dave12D3 after the period had passed.

===Leaked Tracks===
*[[Neverending Hum]]
*[[Your Imaginary Friend]]
*[[Archaeopteryx]]
*[[Eyewishes]]
*[[Indie Cindy & the Lo-Fi Lullabies (Demo)]]
*[[Deep in the Ocean]]
*[[Princess Unicorn Bunny Kitten Angel]]

Damn Skippy

2024-01-16T00:05:34Z

AluminumOrGlass: newbury

{{Infobox album
|title = Damn Skippy
|artist = Lemon Demon
|albumart = Damn Skippy.png
|disc_Category = Album
|year = March 21, 2005
|recorded = 2004–2005
|length = 1:00:57, 1:22:24 (with bonus tracks)
|label = Self-released (2005), [[Needlejuice Records]] (2023)
|producers = [[Neil Cicierega]]
|reviews = 
|externalLinks = [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/album/damn-skippy Needlejuice Remaster] [http://www.lemondemon.com/Lemon%20Demon%20-%20First%20four%20albums/Damn%20Skippy%20(2005)/ MP3] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2005%5d%20Damn%20Skippy/ Bonus content from original CD] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/%5b2005%5d%20Lemon%20Demon%20-%20Damn%20Skippy%20%5bCDR%5d/ Lossless rip of original CD] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/%5b2005%5d%20Lemon%20Demon%20-%20Damn%20Skippy%20%5bMispress%20CDR%5d/ Lossless rip of original (mispress) CD] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqmpmtJxWdU YouTube] [https://youtu.be/uiIFMemtDkI Remastered YouTube]
|addtlInfo = 
|lastAlbum = [[Hip to the Javabean]] (2004)
|thisAlbum = '''Damn Skippy''' (2005)
|nextAlbum = [[Dinosaurchestra]] (2006)
}}

[[File:Damnskippynjr.jpg|thumb|2023 [[Needlejuice Records]] reissue cover art.]]

'''Damn Skippy''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s fourth album. It was originally released on March 21st, 2005, as homemade, burned-on-demand CD-Rs sold through the old Lemon Demon website<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2005/03/21/</ref>, in the same manner [[Hip to the Javabean]] was the year prior. Eight bonus tracks, an audio commentary track, and an HTML file were included as bonuses on the disc.<ref>https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2005%5d%20Damn%20Skippy/</ref>This content is maintained in all CD represses of the album.

In 2006, the album received a CD repress with glass replicated discs manufactured by now-defunct company Americ Disc Inc.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/master/1455122-Lemon-Demon-Damn-Skippy</ref>

In April 2009, [[Neil]] offered this album for free download on [http://www.lemondemon.com/ Lemondemon.com], alongside [[Clown Circus]], [[Live from the Haunted Candle Shop]], and [[Hip to the Javabean]].<ref>http://www.lemondemon.com/Lemon%20Demon%20-%20First%20four%20albums/</ref>

On January 21st, 2023, [[Needlejuice Records]] reissued the album, alongside [[Hip to the Javabean]] on Bandcamp in celebration of the 20th anniversary of [[Lemon Demon]].<ref>https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1616893029909921793?lang=en</ref> <ref name=":0">https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/album/damn-skippy</ref>This version of the album was remastered by Angel Marcloid<ref>https://angelhairaudio.com/full-portfolio-project-list</ref>and added ten previously unreleased tracks, six remastered instrumentals, one remastered vocal track and a hidden track to the bonus track list. The album's original audio commentary track was also remastered for this release by Brady Argo.<ref name=":0" /> Pre-orders for physical represses of the album on vinyl, CD, and cassette went up in February<ref>https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1628051649032757250</ref>, with the CDs and cassettes shipping in June<ref>https://twitter.com/needlejuicerec/status/1669136477182205953</ref>, and vinyls expected to ship in September.<ref>https://needlejuicerecords.com/products/damn-skippy-ode-to-crayola-lp</ref>

==Track Listing==
#[[Dead Sea Monkeys]]
#[[Sky Is Not Blue]]
#[[Pumpkin Pie]]
#[[When Robots Attack]]
#[[Geeks in Love]]
#[[New Way Out]]
#[[What Will Happen Will Happen]]
#[[Kitten Is Angry]]
#[[The Ceiling]]
#[[Subtle Oddities]]
#[[Gonna Dig Up Alec Guinness]]
#[[Flamingo Legs]]
#[[Ode to Crayola]]
#[[Rainwater]]
#[[Smell Like a Cookie All Day]]
#[[Dizziful Bliss]]
#[[Word Disassociation]]
#[[Eventuality]]

===Bonus tracks===
#[[Bicycle Race]]
#[[Fuzzy]]
#[[March of the Living Figments]]
#[[Mothers All Over the World]]
#[[Mr. Porta-Potty Man]]
#[[Musical Chairs (Alternate version)]]
#[[Pirate in a Box]]
#[[Subtle Oddities (Cheesy synth mix)]]

===Bonus tracks (Needlejuice Records re-release)===
(CD version contains all of these tracks on a separate Bonus Disc.)

(Vinyl and cassette versions of the album only contain bonus tracks 1-9.)
#[[Scatterbrained]]
#[[Musical Chairs (Alternate Version)]]
#[[March of the Living Figments]]
#[[Elvis Porn]]
#[[Mothers All Over the World]]
#[[Lollipops]]
#[[Bicycle Race]]
#[[Fuzzy]]
#[[Bottom Line]]
#[[Sky Blue Up]]
#[[I Want to Wake Up]]
#[[Stampy]]
#[[Zero Gravity]]
#[[Subtle Oddities (Cheesy Synth Mix)]]
#[[Pirate in a Box]]
#[[Mr. Porta-Potty Man]]
#[[How to Poop]]
#[[The Song You Hear When You Die]]
#When Robots Attack (Instrumental)
#Geeks in Love (Instrumental)
#Kitten is Angry (Instrumental)
#Subtle Oddities (Instrumental)
#Dizziful Bliss (Instrumental)
#Word Disassociation (Instrumental)
#Word Disassociation (Vocals)
#[[neil.soul]]
#[[Damn Skippy: Commentary|Damn Skippy Commentary]]

===Bonus Content===
*[[Damn Skippy: Commentary|Commentary]] (Counted as a bonus track in the [[Needlejuice Records]] reissue.)
[[File:Specialthanksdamnskippy.png|thumb|'''<big>SPECIAL THANKS:</big> Dad, Mom, Ben, Emmy, Leah, Alora, Sarah, Chloe, Chelsea, Aaron Ackerson, Andrew Kepple, Richard, Logan Whitehurst, The Incredible Moses Leroy, Queen, John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask, Sir Alec Guinness, Alec Baldwin, Leonard Nimoy, Edward Binney, Harold Smith, Robert Prince, and Raffi.''']]
*[https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2005%5d%20Damn%20Skippy/DamnSkippy.html HTML file] (Navigation portal for the album containing song MP3s, bonus tracks, lyrics, exclusive artwork, and a Special Thanks section.)

==Physical Releases==

===LPs===
All four variants originally went up for pre-order on the [[Needlejuice Records]] website, but Pumpkin Cookie was later removed. In November, it was revealed to be a Newbury Comics exclusive variant, and made available on their webstore.<gallery>
File:OdetoCrayola1k.png|"Ode to Crayola"
File:Damn vinyl.png|"Damn"
File:Demonic.png|"Demonic"
File:Pumpkin-and-Cookie1k 900x.png|"Pumpkin Cookie"
</gallery>
===CDs===
==== Original Artwork ====
There are no notable differences between the artwork of the homemade 2005 CD-Rs and the 2006 repress.
<gallery>
File:Damn Skippy.png|Front Cover
File:Damn Skippy back.png|Back Cover
File:Damn Skippy inside.png|Inside Art
File:Damnskippysourcediscart.jpg|Disc Art
File:Damnskippydisc.jpg|Front scan of original CD-R
File:Damnskippycdrback.jpg|Back scan of original CD-R
File:Damnskippyrepressback.jpg|Back of 2006 CD
</gallery>
==== [[Needlejuice Records]] 2023 repress ====
<gallery>
File:Njrskippycdfront.jpg|Front Cover
File:Njrskippycdback.jpg|Back Cover
File:Njrskippyinsideart.jpg|Inside Art
File:Njrskippytrayart.jpg|Tray Art
File:Njrskippydisc1.jpg|Disc 1 scan
File:Njrskippydisc2.jpg|Bonus Disc scan
</gallery>
===Cassette===
<gallery>
File:Damnskippytapeartfront.jpg|J-Card Front Cover
File:Damnskippyjcardback.jpg|J-Card Back Cover
File:Skippyjcardinside.jpg|J-Card Inside Art
File:Skippyjcardfoldout.jpg|J-Card Foldout Art
File:Skippytapefront.jpg|Tape Side A
File:Skippytapeback.jpg|Tape Side B
</gallery>

== Trivia ==

* This is the first [[Lemon Demon]] album to include an audio commentary track and HTML.
* On the back cover of the 2023 [[Needlejuice Records]] version of the CD, [[Dizziful Bliss]] is misspelled "Dizziful Blss".
<references />

Needlejuice Records

2023-11-12T20:57:45Z

AluminumOrGlass:

'''Needlejuice Records''' is the current record label for [[Lemon Demon]], re-releasing his albums in physical format. It was founded by Jace McLain (of [[Nuclear Bubble Wrap]]), Brandon Brown and Austin Aeschliman (of Smashy Claw). They describe themselves as "an independent record label specializing in alternative, experimental, and 'internet' music."

Lemon Demon's biography on his Needlejuice store page:<blockquote>Lemon Demon is the moniker for original music by web icon [[Neil Cicierega]]. As a teen at the dawn of the internet age, he was making a name for himself with innovative, diverse projects when the world was figuring out what to do with the new technology. His prolific work has spawned numerous viral touchstones, including [[Animutation|Animutations]], [[Potter Puppet Pals]], and the acclaimed mashup albums [[Mouth Sounds]], [[Mouth Silence]], and [[Mouth Moods]].

Among these many projects, Lemon Demon has been Cicierega’s most consistent outlet. From lo-fi beginnings in 2003, the band scored hits with 2006’s “[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny]]” and 2010’s “[[BRODYQUEST]].” Cicierega spent 8 years crafting [[Spirit Phone]], his seventh full-length album.<ref>https://needlejuicerecords.com/pages/lemon-demon</ref></blockquote>

== Vinyl Records==

=== LPs ===

==== Spirit Phone ====
<gallery>
File:WhisperSmoke1000.png|"Whisper Smoke"
File:Cadaver-Candy1000.png|"Cadaver Candy"
File:Walls-of-Art-1000.png|"Walls of Art" Picture Disc
File:FuzzySpots1000.png|"Fuzzy Spots"
File:Spirit-Phone-No-Moon-No-Stars-1000.png|"No Moons No Stars"
File:Skull-Mansion-1000.png|"Skull Mansion"
</gallery><blockquote>''“Hooks so good I get a rush off ‘em”''

– Anthony Fantano, The Needle Drop

''[[Spirit Phone]]'' is a collection of 14 deviously catchy pop songs that lightheartedly explore such macabre topics as [[When He Died|haunted mansions]], [[Sweet Bod|confectionery cannibalism]], [[Soft Fuzzy Man|Lovecraftian romance]] and [[Reaganomics|1980s economics]]. Bringing to mind the playfully ghoulish work of new wave acts like Oingo Boingo, the album presents its dark themes with mischievous relish. Anthony Fantano of The Needle Drop included it in his Best of 2016 list with an 8/10 rating, praising its clever lyrics, high energy, and catchy songwriting.

Available now, ''Spirit Phone'' has been remastered by experimental sound guru Angel Hair Audio with new original art by Ming Doyle. Along with the 14 tracks that comprise the album proper, side 4 includes 6 bonus tracks. Download card contains full album, all 13 bonus tracks from the original release, and exclusive album commentary by Neil.</blockquote>

==== View-Monster ====
<gallery>
File:BetweenTheFramesNew1000.png|"Between the Frames"
File:DisconnectNew1000.png|"Disconnect"
File:WetHair1000.png|"Wet Hair"
File:XrayGlasses1000.png|"X-Ray Glasses"
File:AutofocusNew1000.png|"Autofocus"
</gallery><blockquote>It’s July 18th, 2008. Life is simple. You’ve just watched [[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny]] for the millionth time. You’ve been waiting years to hear the follow-up to [[Dinosaurchestra]]. When that album came out, you were a meme-lord in junior high. Now you have a year left before it’s time to go to college and become an adult, an event you try not to think about as you play rounds of Team Fortress 2 in your room. The download of [[View-Monster]] is almost done. You smile as you press play, ready to move on from the same stale [[Animutation|animutations]] and flash videos. You don’t know it yet, but the next time you hear a new Lemon Demon album, you will be on your own, saddled with debt and the burden of great expectation in a world that is quickly falling apart. For now, life is good.</blockquote>

==== Dinosaurchestra ====
<gallery>
File:Dinosaurchestra-Goodsiecopy.png|"Goodsie"
File:Dinosaurchestra-Magic8Ballcopy.png|"Magic 8 Ball"
File:DinosaurEggs1000.png|"Dinosaur Eggs"
File:DinosaurBlues1000.png|"Dinosaur Blues"
</gallery><blockquote>“Old Godzilla was hopping around Tokyo City like a big playground…” How many times have you and your friends watched that goofy little flash video since it came out in December? A few people on the internet have started calling it a “meme,” a science-y sounding term for an idea that infects the brain like a virus. It’s spread all over your junior high school like the world’s biggest inside joke, confounding your parents and teachers. But while the world is obsessed with ”[[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny|The Ultimate Showdown]],” you know that Lemon Demon- actually 20-year-old internet creator Neil Cicerega- is so much more than a soundtracker of funny animations. Curled up in your childhood bed, you let the sweet, mellow psychedelia of his latest album [[Dinosaurchestra]] wash over you. Neil’s music and lyrics are sensitive and introspective, and it’s hard to not see yourself in characters like the self-defeating musician “[[Indie Cindy & the Lo-Fi Lullibies|Indie Cindy]]” or the passionate protagonist of “[[This Hyper World]].” Or maybe you’re one of the members of the titular [[Dinosaurchestra Part One|dinosaurchestra]], joyously rocking away as disaster looms in the sky. It feels like Neil really gets you, like the wise and funny older brother you wish you had. Needlejuice Records is proud to reissue Dinosaurchestra in its first physical release since 2006. Newly remastered by Angel Marcloid (Fire-Toolz), Dinosaurchestra is presented as a deluxe colored 2LP set featuring bonus tracks and a poster, a two-CD set with an entire disc of bonus material, and cassette. This release will delight Lemon Demon fans new and old, preserving this special period of Neil’s career for all to enjoy.</blockquote>

==== Damn Skippy ====
<gallery>
File:OdetoCrayola1k.png|"Ode to Crayola"
File:Damn vinyl.png|"Damn"
File:Demonic.png|"Demonic"
</gallery><blockquote>Before “The Ultimate Showdown,” there was [[Damn Skippy]]. Neil Cicierega created this album in between the hype of [[Animutation]] and [[The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny|The Ultimate Showdown]].</blockquote>

=== EPs ===

==== Nature Tapes ====
<gallery>
File:LiquidFilledNatureTapes.png|"Monster Blood III" (Liquid Filled)
File:Nature-Tapes-Brodyquest-A-1000.png|"BRODYQUEST" Picture Disc
File:NatureTapes-FoundingFathers1000.png|"Founding Fathers"
File:Nature-Tapes-Handsome-Mother-1000.png|"Handsome Mother"
</gallery><blockquote>From the [[Spirit Phone|Spirit Phones]] of fall to the [[I Am Become Christmas|I Am Become Christmases]] of winter, the seasons change as ever and bring a new Lemon Demon release from Needlejuice Records. The summer affords us all the opportunity to frolic in the splendor of nature. The beautiful sun, the chirping birds, and Neil Cicierega’s 2014 EP [[Nature Tapes]]. Containing such classics as [[BRODYQUEST]], [[Two Trucks]], [[Jaws]], and [[Goosebumps]]*, this set of 8 catchy electro-pop songs showcases Neil’s signature blend of deft humor set to a memorable melody. *Goosebumps is being retroactively added to the official track listing because Neil forgot about it in 2014.</blockquote>

==== I Am Become Christmas ====
<gallery>
File:IAmBecomeChristmas-UntamedNature1000.png|"Untamed Nature"
File:IAmBecomeChristmas-SAD1000.png|"Seasonal Affective"
File:IAmBecomeChristmas-LaserBeams1000.png|"Laser Beams"
File:IAmBecomeChristmas-AuroraBorealis1000.png|"Aurora Borealis"
</gallery><blockquote>Hot off the metaphorical heels of our rousing Spirit Phone success, Needlejuice is delighted to bring you another Lemon Demon release. This time around we’re offering Neil’s 2012 Christmas EP [[I Am Become Christmas]]. Lightheartedly exploring such dark topics as a [[CryptoSanta|government-funded Santa Claus]] and [[SAD|seasonal affective disorder]], this set of 5 spooky holiday songs hinted at the direction Neil was headed toward on [[Spirit Phone]].</blockquote>

==== [[One Weird Tip/Funkytown]] ====
<gallery>
File:InternetCable1k.png|"Internet Cable"
File:Funkytown1k.png|"Funkytown"
File:BlueScreen.png|"Blue Screen"
</gallery><blockquote>[[One Weird Tip]] and [[Funkytown]] are the newest Lemon Demon songs! Although they’ve been online before, this is their first physical release, and begin the next era of Neil Cicierega’s original music project. Artwork is by Icosahedron.</blockquote>

==== Something Glowing ====
<gallery>
File:Site-SomethingGlowingRed.png|"Neon Red"
File:Site-SomethingGlowingGreen.png|"Glow in the Dark"
</gallery><blockquote>There’s something glowing, and it’s this 7″ vinyl. This thing exists for the sole purpose of being able to listen to the song “[[Something Glowing]]” from [[View-Monster]] on an actual glow-in-the-dark record. You’re welcome, internet. Contains 4 bonus tracks not available on the vinyl edition of View-Monster. The Neon Red variant does not glow in the dark (though it might glow under a blacklight) and is available for those who prefer sound quality over aesthetics.</blockquote>

==== Acrobat Unstable Record ====
<gallery>
File:AcrobatUnstablemockup-pinkyellow1000.png|"Neon Pink/Neon Yellow"
File:AcrobatUnstablemockup-redyellow1000.png| "Blood Red/Piss Yellow"
</gallery><blockquote>Featuring 6 bonus tracks not available on the [[Dinosaurchestra]] vinyl, this EP was curated by [[Indie Cindy & the Lo-Fi Lullibies|Indie Cindy]] herself and is held together by broken synthesizer keys, cassette tapes and burned CDs. Complete the Dinosaurchestra experience with this beautiful 7’’.</blockquote>

== CDs ==
<gallery>
File:SpiritPhoneCD-Real.png|Spirit Phone Deluxe 2-CD Set
File:Redbottomstransparent.png|Spirit Phone (red backs)
File:Site-VMCD.png|View-Monster Deluxe 2-CD Set
File:DamnSkippyCD1k.png|Damn Skippy Deluxe 2-CD Set
File:Dino-CD-mock-1000.png|Dinosaurchestra Deluxe 2-CD Set
File:OneWeirdTipCDNew.png|One Weird Tip/Funkytown CD Single
File:NTCD2.png|Nature Tapes
File:IABC-CDsmall.png|I Am Become Christmas
</gallery>

== Cassettes ==
<gallery>
File:SpiritPhoneTape.png|Spirit Phone
File:Site-VMTape.png|View-Monster
File:Nature-Tapes-Cassette-Mock-1000.png|Nature Tapes
File:DamnSkippyCassette1k.png|Damn Skippy
File:Dino-cassette-mock-1000.png|Dinosaurchestra
File:IABC-Tape.png|I Am Become Christmas
File:OneWeirdTipCassette1k.png|One Weird Tip/Funkytown
</gallery>

== MiniDiscs ==
<gallery>
File:MiniDisc-mock-copy1000-1.png|Spirit Phone
File:MiniDisc-mock-copy1000-1 1dc36cf7-112e-4f15-8559-9b1356ba19f0.png|View-Monster
File:Dino minidisc.png|Dinosaurchestra
</gallery>

== Wax Cylinders ==
<gallery>
File:OldestMancylindermockup.png|[[The Oldest Man on MySpace]]
File:TouchToneCylindermockup.png|[[Touch-Tone Telephone]]
</gallery><blockquote>This is a novelty item. Wax cylinders don't sound good. It does indeed have the music on it, but this item is not subject to refunds or returns for sound quality, clicks, pops, hissing, or any such claims related to the functionality of this thing. Don't pretend you don't know what you're getting into when you're buying a wax cylinder.</blockquote>

== Others ==
=== 3D Printed Toys ===
<gallery>
File:GayTrux.png|3D Printed Two Gay Trucks
File:NoHomoTrucks.png|3D Printed Two Trucks
</gallery>

View-Monster

2023-08-10T18:09:36Z

AluminumOrGlass: /* Trivia */ 8-track information

{{Infobox album
|title = View-Monster
|artist = Lemon Demon
|albumart = viewmonster.jpg
|disc_Category = Album
|year = August 1, 2008
|recorded = 2006-2008
|length = 1:00:46 (With transitions), 1:44:44 (with bonus tracks and hidden track)
|label = Self-released (2008), [[Needlejuice Records]] (2020)
|producers = [[Neil Cicierega]]
|reviews = 
|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/album/view-monster Purchase original version digitally] [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/album/view-monster Purchase remastered version digitally and physically (Needlejuice Records Bandcamp)] [https://needlejuicerecords.com/product/viewmonster/ Purchase remastered version physically (Needlejuice Records website)] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/View-Monster/ Miscellaneous audio files] [https://mumbergo.net/files/Audio/CD%20Rips/CD%20Bonus%20Content/%5b2008%5d%20View-Monster/ Bonus content from original CD]
|addtlInfo = 
|lastAlbum = [[Dinosaurchestra]] (2006)
|thisAlbum = '''View-Monster''' (2008)
|nextAlbum = [[Spirit Phone]] (2016)
}}

'''View-Monster''' is [[Lemon Demon]]’s sixth album, released on August 1st 2008. It would be the last major album until 2016's [[Spirit Phone]].

==Track listing==
#[[Kaleidoskull]]
#[[Untitled (view-monster)|Untitled [view-monster]]]
#[[Amnesia Was Her Name]]
#[[Untitled (hippocampus)|Untitled [hippocampus]]]
#[[The Man in Stripes and Glasses]]
#[[Untitled (spooky sounds vol 6)|Untitled [spooky sounds vol 6]]]
#[[Marketland]]
#[[Untitled (x-ray glasses)|Untitled [x-ray glasses]]]
#[[Gadzooks]]
#[[Untitled (prelude to a knife fight)|Untitled [prelude to a knife fight]]]
#[[Knife Fight]]
#[[Untitled (autofocus)|Untitled [autofocus]]]
#[[The Only House That’s Not on Fire (Yet)]]
#[[Untitled (combs)|Untitled [combs]]]
#[[The Ocean]]
#[[Untitled (wet hair)|Untitled [wet hair]]]
#[[The Afternoon]]
#[[Untitled (afterafternoon)|Untitled [afterafternoon]]]
#[[Spring Heeled Jack]]
#[[Untitled (alternate history)|Untitled [alternate history]]]
#[[Being a Rock Star]]
#[[Untitled (like a balloon)|Untitled [like a balloon]]]
#[[Ask For Nothing]]
#[[Untitled (disconnect)|Untitled [disconnect]]]
#[[The Satirist’s Love Song]]
#[[Untitled (therapy)|Untitled [therapy]]]
#[[The Machine]]
#[[Untitled (between the frames)|Untitled [between the frames]]]
#[[Bill Watterson]]
#[[Untitled (sleeping)|Untitled [sleeping]]]
#[[Something Glowing]]
#[[Untitled (finale)|Untitled [finale]]]

===Bonus tracks===
#[[320x200]]
#[[Ben Bernanke]]
#[[Drinky-Bird]]
#[[Everyday French]]
#[[Gadzooks (Original version)]]
#[[Hip Hop Cherry Pop]]
#[[Modify]]
#[[Nightmare Fuel]]
#[[Strangelet]]
#[[Sundial]]
#[[Super Hey Ya (OutKast Remix)]]
#[[Today’s Secret Word]]
#[[Treasure Map]]
#[[The Wiggles Hate Each Other in Real Life]]
#[[You Got a Toothache]]

===Bonus tracks (Needlejuice Records rerelease)===
#[[Sundial]]
#[[Ben Bernanke]]
#[[Modify]]
#[[Nightmare Fuel]]
#[[Hip Hop Cherry Pop]]
#[[123456 Pokemon]]
#[[Toy Food]]
#[[The Wiggles Hate Each Other in Real Life]]
#[[You Got a Toothache]]
#[[320x200]]
#[[Drinky-Bird]]
#[[Strangelet]]
#[[Today's Secret Word]]
#[[Gadzooks (Original)]]
#[[Everyday French]]
#[[While My Keytar Gently Weeps]]
#[[Treasure Map]]
#[[Super Hey Ya]]

===Hidden track===
#[[creepy]]

==Trivia==

*A number of Illemonati at one point petitioned the album to be named “Mumbergo”. 
*Much of the information about this album, including its title and track listing, were kept secret until its release. This was likely due to multiple songs on Dinosaurchestra being leaked prior to the album's release.
*The version of the album on streaming services does not include transition tracks.
*On the Lemon Demon Bandcamp page, the transition tracks are attached either to the end of the previous tracks, or occasionally the beginning of the following track.
*On the Needlejuice Records CD of the album, Super Hey Ya is unlisted and hidden in the pre-gap of disc 2 (meaning to hear it requires rewinding before track 1). Due to size limitations on the disc, the first few seconds of the song are cut off (This is not an issue for any other format). It is also unlisted (along with creepy) on the Needlejuice Bandcamp download.
**On the initial CD run of View-Monster done by Needlejuice in 2020, Treasure Map is followed by 30 tracks of silence, each 4 seconds in length, then a single track of the "laugh" from [[Untitled (spooky sounds vol 6)|Untitled [spooky sounds vol 6]]]. The rest of the CD, tracks 49 to 98, consist of creepy, split into 4 second chunks. After negative feedback, creepy was condensed back into a single track on subsequent pressings.
*On the 8-track release of the album, Spring Heeled Jack and Untitled [alternate history] were moved to play before The Ocean to fit the 8-track format. However, the label with the tracklist was not adjusted to reflect this.