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UPDATE! We're not dead yet! The Clergy have been working on a new album for several years now, in secret. After several rounds of open heart surgery, a couple organ transplants and daily dialysis, the boys are back with a new unnamed album to drop by christmas ~~2017!~~ 2021 Update We're done! We finally did it! After 11 years the new album is ready. Now if we can just figure out how to post the damn tracks.
The Whole Damn Complete Discography in MP3 format! Read the Eulogy by Rick McDick
	Fungus Rex (2020) Seven years in the making makes this the ultimate shit or get off the pot album. Ignoble Gases Asphalt Drowning On The Moon Meat Robot Fungus Rex Outro
	Meltdown (1990) At the Graveyard harkens back to an age of raucous spirituals sung by overweight people accompanied by organs. There the similarities stop. - from the Eulogy Meltdown Side Intro Clergy Street Meltdown People In the Meltdown At the Graveyard Final Meltdown Abortion Clinic Rack 'em Good (Slow Version) Telephone Side Funky Chicken Jam Telephone God Down Under Intermission Music Takin' Retards to the Zoo More Organ Grinder Kaleidoscope Movers Moozur Watching the Toilet Flush Extro
	Clergy Does Other People's Stuff EP (1991) The first album recorded at Acne's new #6 portable recording studio in LA was a technological breakthrough in the muscial world. -from the Eulogy Intro (Bufgoo's Pickup) 13 Lunatic Asylum Skinny Sweaty Man Clergy Street Rock n Roll
	Prison of Shame (1992) POS marks the last complete Clergy Album. Riding high on the limited fame of Meltdown the boys attempted a more cerebral approach in this album dealing with issues of social consequence. -from the Eulogy Put Me Back SIDS is a Lie This One's For the Social Workers Lunatic Asylum Sick Minds Shitfood 8000 Miles Lardball Factory Polution Solution Addicted to Love (live at the Budakon) Jazzy Lil Ditty
	High Priest Joe Sinphony 666: Exstasy Pigs of Valhalla (1993) Joe recorded this album after the first break up of the Clergy. - from the Eulogy Bee Side My Brother's Creeper Hitler's Playground This Isn't Song #8 Fertillizer Smoke a Fag Robot Plague Sea Side Cosmic Chicken Touch Me In the Middle Ages Goo Goo Gitchy Ga Ga Green Puss Balls (HPJ Version) Durk Durk Moozur (acapella)
	Garage Sale EP (1989) Arnold's Song was originally suppost to have the backing of a full orchestra. Joe wasn't satisfied with the results they got from the Saint Louis Symphony and decided they'd go completely acoustic.- from the Eulogy Arnold's Song We're Back We're Back (We're Cybernetic)
	Stuffed Flushed and Resurrected (Remix Masters) (1994) After selling only twenty copies the remaining members decided to call it quits and the Clergy have been dissolved ever since. -from the Eulogy Eat Side The Fishing Channel Fish Cows Chickens (3 Different Varieties) Meatgrinder Rawmeal Blender Mania Clergfil Excrete Side never completed
	Residual Alliance of the Dead (1988) This album established the Clergy as truly scum of the music world. Rolling Stone even went so far as describing them as an alternative to music. It's not hard to see why. - from the Eulogy Worm Side Worms Rack 'em Good Hey You! Sludge Pit Roto Rooter Man Residual Dead Jam in B# Reaper Side Reaper Madness I Reaper Madness II (Trial by Clergy) Boulders Organ Grinder Green Pussballs Flowers Jam
	Clergy errata Various other Clergyesque or Clergy related songs/recordings Cybernetic Clergy Clones from the Future: We're Back (We're Cybernetic) Buster's Maggot Farm: Buggers George Michaell: Spandex Spa Morty: Morty's Meatloaf Mart Not ready yet (awaiting translocation) Bufgoo: Dick's Licks Bufgoo: The Stryde Clergy: Cowpokes Clergy: Clergrap Willie Nelson: Movers Barthowlemew's Bra Barn