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While attempting to make a living, the group purchased crude recording equipment and began to build on their home recording and tape editing skills, as well as photography, painting, and anything remotely to do with art that they could afford. The Residents have acknowledged the existence of at least two (of perhaps hundreds) unreleased reel-to-reel items dating from this era, titled The Ballad of Stuffed Trigger and Rusty Coathangers For The Doctor. “Uncle Willie”, former Residents fan club president, wrote in his book Uncle Willie’s Highly Opinionated Guide to the Residents that, while searching through the band’s archives, he came across “a suite named The Ballad of Stuffed Trigger,” but not a complete album. Further evidence of pre-1970 recordings surfaced with the release of the song I Hear You Got Religion, supposedly recorded in 1969, and released originally as a downloadable track from Ralph America in 1999. The Cryptic Corporation has confirmed that there are many tapes in their archives dating back decades, but all were recorded before the group had officially become “The Residents” so the band does not generally consider them to be part of its discography.