Santa Dog '78

"Santa Dog '78" was a reworking of the song "Fire" from the original "Santa Dog" double single by the Residents. It was released in December 1978, packaged in a special picture sleeve and sold through mail-order only. The total run was 2700 copies.

The b-side is the original "Fire", remastered at 40 RPM.

Track list

Santa Dog '78
Fire

The Residents
Studio albums	Meet the Residents The Third Reich 'n Roll Fingerprince Not Available Duck Stab/Buster & Glen Eskimo Commercial Album Mark of the Mole The Tunes of Two Cities Title in Limbo George & James The Big Bubble Stars & Hank Forever God in Three Persons The King & Eye Freak Show Gingerbread Man Have a Bad Day Wormwood Demons Dance Alone 12 Days of Brumalia Animal Lover The River of Crime Tweedles The Voice of Midnight The Bunny Boy The Ughs! Lonely Teenager The W** B* Album*
Soundtracks	Whatever Happened to Vileness Fats? The Census Taker Hunters Icky Flix
Singles and EPs	Santa Dog "Satisfaction" The Beatles Play The Residents and The Residents Play The Beatles Duck Stab! "Santa Dog '78" Babyfingers Diskomo/Goosebump The Commercial Single Intermission: Extraneous Music from the Residents' Mole Show "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" "Kaw-Liga" For Elsie "Hit The Road Jack" The Snakey Wake Buckaroo Blues "Santa Dog 88" "Don't Be Cruel" Pollex Christi
Live albums	The Mole Show Live at the Roxy Assorted Secrets The 13th Anniversary Show Live in the U.S.A. The Mole Show Live in Holland Cube E: Live in Holland Live at the Fillmore Roadworms: The Berlin Sessions Wormwood Live
Compilations	The Residents Radio Special Residue of The Residents Liver Music Residue Deux Refused Dot.Com
Video and film	Twenty Twisted Questions Icky Flix Eskimo
CD-ROM	Freak Show Gingerbread Man Bad Day on the Midway
Remix albums	Our Finest Flowers WB: RMX
Related articles	Ralph Records Hardy Fox N. Senada Snakefinger Vileness Fats Graeme Whifler Renaldo and the Loaf

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