"Commercial Album" is a 1980 release by the experimental music group The Residents. The album features 40 tracks, each lasting around one minute, designed to mimic the format of commercial jingles. It showcases the band's unique approach to music, blending avant-garde elements with pop sensibilities. The project was intended as a satirical commentary on the music industry and consumer culture. Each track is distinct, yet they collectively explore themes of identity and commercialism. The album has gained a cult following and is often regarded as a significant work in the realm of experimental music.