The Yummy Fur

Kinky Cinema

RELEASED: January 01, 1997
TYPE: FULL LENGTH

Track Listing

1. Documentary of a Kid 0:51 2. Amelia Scoptophilia 0:42 3. The Replica 1:09 4. Xplosion 0:43 5. Tracy Katz 0:42 6. Car Park 1:21 7. Male Slut 0:49 8. Everything's Turning to Plastic 0:48 9. British Sounds 0:51 10. The Candy Darling Show 0:56 11. Goosebump 0:47 12. Frankenstein a Go-Go 0:37 13. Mondo Coyote 0:41 14. Ice Cream Van 1:41 15. British Children on Smack 1:20 16. Hong Kong In Stereo 0:50 17. Independant Pop Song 0:53 18. Popcorn 0:28 19. The Walt Disney Murder Club 0:36 20. 90's 2:07 21. Shrinky-Dinc 0:53 22. Cosmonauts and Carbonauts 0:50 23. Gimme Cigarettes 0:53 24. Policemanoid 1:45 25. The Optical Meat Dress 0:49 26. Gimmick 0:38 27. Pop Art Documentary 2:16 28. Found a Girlfriend 1:52 29. Plastic Cowboy (New Wave) 1:55 30. Father Ubu Repents 0:54 31. Vanilla Minelli 0:31 32. Fiery Jack 0:48 33. Car Smash 2:43 34. Kodak Nancy Euro '96 1:28 35. I Am 'Consumer Man' 2:32 36. The Dummy 0:30 37. Liliput 0:36 38. Monophonic Yum-Yum 0:45 39. Flappy Clown Garry 2:21 40. Prostitutes 1:55 41. Cabaret Punks 2:11 42. Escape From Oz 1:35 43. Mao Tse-Tung 0:39 44. Eyeball Popping Madness 0:29 45. Yummy Fur Vs the Stooges 0:08 46. The Monotony Song 0:49 47. The Yummy Tummy 0:42 48. Bugs Bunny 0:59 49. Pink Pop Girls 0:47 50. Discord 1:07 51. Shaggy 0:59 52. Amphetamine Education Movie 1:59 53. Our Peppermint Scene 0:39 54. Candy Clark 0:37 55. Super-8 Recording 0:45 56. Actress 1:42 57. Theoretically Blue 3:08 58. Saturday Night Mo-Mo 2:09 59. Phoning the Fundus 0:43 60. Brian at the Gates of Dawn 0:46

Historical Archive

Kinky Cinema is the debut studio album by Scottish band The Yummy Fur, released in 1991. The album is characterized by its eclectic mix of indie rock, punk, and pop influences, showcasing the band's experimental approach to songwriting and instrumentation. Lyrically, the album explores themes of sexuality, identity, and the absurdities of modern life, making it a reflection of the band's avant-garde ethos. Despite its limited commercial success, Kinky Cinema has since acquired a cult following, praised for its raw energy and innovative sound.