Frank Zappa the Best conductor ever

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @mechcavandy986
    @mechcavandy986 3 года назад +35

    He was the hardest man in the business to work for. A friend of mine drove his equipment truck for a couple years. Sometimes he was allowed to sit in on their rehearsals. He was always in awe.

    • @absolutelypositively
      @absolutelypositively 2 года назад +2

      Lucky friend! I met Frank once outside of the musical environment. Very polite.

    • @psilocybemusashi
      @psilocybemusashi Год назад +2

      @@absolutelypositively my wife thinks i'm an angel and if you met me on the street you would think that is a great guy. you wouldn't want to work for me though but if you did you would definitely know how to do the job right.

  • @LeVezz
    @LeVezz 5 лет назад +35

    Man he's like a wild child that created his own vocabulary that's so impressive.

  • @QueenToKingOfSpades
    @QueenToKingOfSpades 9 лет назад +44

    That's free flowing creativity and musicality right there.

    • @Bikewithlove
      @Bikewithlove 3 года назад +4

      It’s money well spent - it’s a really damned liberating thing to watch.

  • @Synapsenkitzler
    @Synapsenkitzler 10 лет назад +18

    I can not imagine, someday there will be a better human being music, that will talk to me in those ways, the music of Frank Zappa does.

    • @Synapsenkitzler
      @Synapsenkitzler 9 лет назад

      Mak Muk Check out: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Monster

    • @MakMuk
      @MakMuk 9 лет назад

      *****
      It sucks for you. LMFAO

    • @Synapsenkitzler
      @Synapsenkitzler 9 лет назад

      Mak Muk Someone should present mak Muk a sweet candy. :-)

    • @t.seaverphotography9581
      @t.seaverphotography9581 9 лет назад +3

      +Synapsenkitzler - I have to agree. Every time I hear his music, it's like the Universe is being explained to me in the form of a musical journey. He's the Einstein of Music.

    • @MakMuk
      @MakMuk 9 лет назад

      What?
      LMFAO

  • @michaelharrington5914
    @michaelharrington5914 5 лет назад +4

    Honored to see Frank a few times back in the day. One show at the Boston Music Hall, he came out and signaled the band into song. He went over and picked up the SG from the guitar stand, hit two notes, which were out of tune, and waved his hand once horizontally without even looking at the band, and in a nano second there was complete silence. It seemed unprofessional at first, but after a minute or two of tuning, he re-signaled the band to restart the song, and Holy Cow, The next fifty minutes were pure magic! Thank you F.Z. for an educational lesson, and a wonderful show for a fledgling musician.

  • @Vojife
    @Vojife 10 лет назад +159

    Musicians were his instruments. ;)

    • @TheHarbinger82
      @TheHarbinger82 6 лет назад +6

      a conductor for life and art can banter around, genius comes to mind. Time loves a hero, sent here from heaven or mouthpiece from hell a Lowell George quote got a bit misty when Lowell play with Frank

  • @mvdeano
    @mvdeano 7 лет назад +6

    Humanity will never see anything like him again.

  • @liecht
    @liecht 6 лет назад +3

    This is contemporary music.Music of the highest calibre performed through a band of great musicians. Classical music composed in the 70's,with contemporary and non contemporary instruments, the way it shoudl be.Zappa took the music of the twentieth century to the other side of the mirror.A place you don't want to leave once you are introduced to that world. Thanks to the amazing genius of Frank Zappa.

  • @Frankincensedjb123
    @Frankincensedjb123 11 лет назад +38

    For all his ego and genius, Zappa was a very self-defacing guy. His main desire was never fame and fortune but, as he said, rather to just be able to release material, mostly that which was an alternative to the majority of music out there. He certainly accomplished his goal. RIP brother .

    • @tomfurgas2844
      @tomfurgas2844 Год назад +2

      Zappa always said he mainly made records so that he could take them home and listen to them himself!

    • @martythemonster3337
      @martythemonster3337 Год назад +2

      And cheating on his suffering poor wife

  • @bavariansunset
    @bavariansunset 15 лет назад +4

    Thanks for posting ... What an Absolubte Genius. RIP Frank ... Miss Ya!

  • @jbuck594
    @jbuck594 14 лет назад +5

    Dear god that is amazing. I knew he was a great composer (obviously), but to be a great conductor and to just make something like that is amazing! Thanks for showing us this

  • @monoped8437
    @monoped8437 6 лет назад +1

    i was 14, (1969), one of my first jobs, at a used furniture store in van nuys, ca. i went out to the loading dock, and sitting there, was the indian of the group. his wife was shopping inside. i knew who he was, sat down beside him, and shared an hour of cha-hortles! one of those memories i'll never forget.

  • @ziggyzappada4554
    @ziggyzappada4554 8 лет назад +6

    I love all Frank's video's and interviews... a genius!

    • @kerbygator
      @kerbygator 6 лет назад

      Have you watched his movie,"Baby Snakes?" RUclips it if you haven't. "200 Hotels" is another one.

  • @armanddebella7594
    @armanddebella7594 5 лет назад +2

    Frank Zappa was an original and
    -truly unique rock'n'roll genuis.
    Irrelevant to modern media and
    Brilliant in his delivery of his own
    brand of music which of course
    -was zany and immediately great.
    He is missed and quite the legend.

  • @ltyr2001
    @ltyr2001 12 лет назад +10

    Tempo, dynamics, AND texture, phrasing, balance, blend, emotion, color, expression, articulation, line... there are LOTS more elements to conducting than simply tempo and dynamics!
    I am a professional conductor, friend, and that is why I wrote my original post.
    BTW, "what he did 'exceeded' conducting" was what you meant, right?
    Zappa was a very talented guy who had a fresh approach to music which I do respect. I simply take issue with that moniker "the best conductor".

  • @bamboosa
    @bamboosa 5 лет назад +2

    I saw Frank Zappa conduct the L.A. Philharmonic one night at U.C.L.A. Not bad. He had the entire orchestra quacking and making fart noises and chanting and...well, ya had to be there. 1974 possibly.

  • @diamondjimd
    @diamondjimd 12 лет назад +7

    It is certainly easy to see Edgard Varese's influence watching this video. If you are not familiar with this composer, I suggest the piece "Ionisation". One amazing concept Frank had was incorporating the audience into a piece. This would not only ensure uniqueness, but give the audience the feeling of being "inside" the piece.

  • @osiruskat
    @osiruskat 14 лет назад

    Great post. Thanx. R.I.P. Frank Zappa Jimmy Carl Black, my heroes.

  • @jayburdification
    @jayburdification 12 лет назад +3

    A master of structured mayhem. Great compilation!

  • @markw1354
    @markw1354 7 лет назад +17

    Given the mastery Frank had over ALL musical genres, I believe he eclipsed his heroes Stravinsky & Varese. Miss ya Frank, R.I.P. You got your " own little piece of heaven " now, and you ain't here to go through the insanity we are . . .

  • @rhythmfield
    @rhythmfield 7 лет назад +65

    Frank: America needs you now more than ever -- send a reincarnation clone NOW please

    • @CASNY4METAL
      @CASNY4METAL 5 лет назад +1

      hell no

    • @ronpaulrevered
      @ronpaulrevered 4 года назад +1

      His name is Ben Levin

    • @jakefry6919
      @jakefry6919 4 года назад +1

      Working on It with my cat rn hes not that musically talented ....neither am i

    • @kay61100
      @kay61100 3 года назад +1

      I was at Concert 88 in Dortmund and in Germany Zappa was a great Number . Zappa was the best Musikan. He was funny, i like the Musik from him.....Regards from Germany

    • @rhythmfield
      @rhythmfield 3 года назад +1

      @@kay61100 I performed in Dortmund in 1994 with the show tour Evita (percussionist)-I always enjoyed working in Germany, great beer, great food and interesting cool people.

  • @aliservan7188
    @aliservan7188 11 лет назад +20

    God, I miss Zappa :-(

  • @ZappaVolante
    @ZappaVolante 4 года назад +3

    4:59 like something out of a movie, badass cinematography

  • @liecht
    @liecht 3 года назад +6

    He was capable of create a high quality piece of contemporary music on the go.

  • @sheldoncooper8199
    @sheldoncooper8199 3 года назад +3

    Holy Shit the Studio Equipment he had in 1977 blows my mind. Always 5 years ahead of Everyone else.

  • @throwitinthebinUnt
    @throwitinthebinUnt 11 лет назад +11

    I can see some dislike of FZ works as a conductor on comments here.. it takes hours and hours of rehearsal to be able to control a band like that, itll take some a lifetime to get it as good as FZ and company, believe it.. its not like hes some revolution or anything really new, but he definetely was one of the most sincere personas in music altogether

  • @andrewcutts7416
    @andrewcutts7416 8 лет назад +13

    Sheer Genius.. Way ahead of his time.

    • @massapower
      @massapower 6 лет назад +1

      And nobody has even come close in the 1st Century! 😜

    • @FreeBrunoPowroznik
      @FreeBrunoPowroznik 2 года назад +1

      Zappa's music exists outside of what we understand to be time

  • @SokratisVotskos
    @SokratisVotskos 11 лет назад +41

    Sounds like soundpainting to me. :-)

  • @blzbob7936
    @blzbob7936 6 лет назад

    Too fantastic for sheeple to comprehend. Many might not realise he brought the best out of already accomplished musicians, and created a body of work that cannot be compared to anybody else. So diverse, whacky and articulate. It still amuses me when guys say to me 'Frank Zappa? . . No, I don't like that sort of music' His archive covers virtually EVERY type of music. Jeez, I miss that man so much.

  • @pfaffman100
    @pfaffman100 8 лет назад +1

    Thank-you, so much. Got on track again. Thank's again.

  • @pietervandoorn4778
    @pietervandoorn4778 8 лет назад +1

    I love freaky frank RIP
    Thanks for what you dit for us!!

  • @ericregenauer7595
    @ericregenauer7595 2 месяца назад

    I experienced, his teaching ability, when he conducted us, as an audience, in Philly! We were right on que! As far as I remember, cant remember the year, though...🤔

  • @suzycreamchez123
    @suzycreamchez123 15 лет назад +1

    you WERE in the best band in the world Jimmy! We miss you both.

  • @patricktilton5377
    @patricktilton5377 4 года назад

    Frank's conducting reminds me of Tim the Enchanter on the mountain top in MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL, his gestures generating explosions here, there, wherever. Crazy genius!

  • @MichaelBB
    @MichaelBB 9 лет назад +20

    George Duke is using a ring modulator on the Rhodes piano. Choral conductors in African-American churches use many of the same techniques, as their choirs are often singing spontaneous arrangements, or singing harmony parts assigned in realtime by the conductor. Thus, this Zappa conducting is as real as any other set of musical directions given in any number of different ensemble genres. Who is the talk-show host from the big-band and audience participation section, in the black and white footage? Performance art uses many of the same techniques. The danger for the avant-garde is that its non-standard uses of sound, image, and gesture can become codified, as Jackson Pollock's action paintings did. MBB

    • @michaelledford4751
      @michaelledford4751 9 лет назад +2

      Michael BB , the talk show host with the big band In black & white footage is the Mike Douglas show in its 1st incarnation .

    • @MichaelBB
      @MichaelBB 9 лет назад

      +Michael Ledford , thanx. I have recently seen other Mike Douglas/Zappa footage as well. MBB

    • @marcribe6483
      @marcribe6483 8 лет назад +1

      +Michael Ledford Negative! That's not Mike Douglas. Many years ago I bought fro 818-PUMPKIN, the video called Video From Hell. It is a compilation of filmed sequences with FZ music attached, and on it is this black and white (with the blue-ish hue placed over it) talk show interview in its entirely. It is identified as from Australia in 1973, so it must be in January of 1973, because that was when Frank first went to Australia. I sold the video a long time ago when I was scrapping for money and forgot the name of the talk show. But there you ago, not Mike Douglas.

    • @MichaelBB
      @MichaelBB 8 лет назад

      +Marc Ribe Got it, thanx, MBB

    • @michaelledford4751
      @michaelledford4751 8 лет назад

      Marc Ribe I still have baby snakes & video from hell , both on " honker " video , I'll have a run thru of the vhs & see who your talking about , of that ain't Mike Douglas it's his body double but I will have a peep at the video from hell & see who the guy your talking about is , I could be wrong but I don't think so :)

  • @bradipous1
    @bradipous1 11 лет назад +2

    How can I feel nostalgic for something I didn't live?

  • @kerbygator
    @kerbygator 2 года назад

    My friends and I from the Chicago 'burbs went to see Frank in concert 5 times, tripping every time. It was awesome. Uptown Theater 4 of the times, and once at a college auditorium where I was a mere 20 feet away from Frank and his body guard the whole time.....

  • @levigarrett8674
    @levigarrett8674 4 года назад +1

    Frank was light years ahead of other producers and studio owners,Frank had the 1st fully digital recording studio in the world,for years the Utility Muffin Research Studios were the worlds most advanced studio ,Frank even made a presentation of an early version of I tunes where music buyers could download albums and single songs for a fee,the Zappa estate spent years in court against Apples I tunez.

  • @joerobertson3478
    @joerobertson3478 9 лет назад +5

    Can't believe he's been gone twenty years. Actually, still here, really!!!!

  • @GuitarMaster2410
    @GuitarMaster2410 6 лет назад +3

    Auténticamente genial. Solamente Frank Zappa es capaz de algo así. Irrepetible.

  • @duster71
    @duster71 15 лет назад +1

    The greatest musical mind EVER! and a tear fell from his eye

  • @tonym994
    @tonym994 9 лет назад +5

    he was experimenting. but he had his own band. the guy could play too. zappa was a gifted guitarist

  • @benjaminpenaguin5484
    @benjaminpenaguin5484 10 лет назад +14

    It's as if he created a real life super power.

  • @hermitcrabbot
    @hermitcrabbot 10 лет назад +36

    The Greatest Contemporary Musician of the 20th Century.

    • @MakMuk
      @MakMuk 9 лет назад

      Hahaahahahaahaa..........your local high school band probably has 10 musicians who are better than Zappa. Zappa was a clever show man and a con man.

    • @LCPD-bi1ww
      @LCPD-bi1ww 7 лет назад

      Aeen my friend says he was better than mozart

    • @MakMuk
      @MakMuk 7 лет назад +1

      Nice meltdown. Barney is still relevant. Zappa is not. What does that tell you?

    • @rsd338
      @rsd338 7 лет назад +4

      Mak Muk Was Right ...it tells me that your out of your fuckin mind !! ha ha ha ha

    • @nesseq
      @nesseq 7 лет назад +1

      Mak Muk Was Right mak muk f**k, Zappa is not relevant anymore. Have you seen how many people on RUclips are covering him. I think you are are not relevant and I should ignore you. But you are talking dirty about Zappa!

  • @MrGuitarjones
    @MrGuitarjones 12 лет назад +11

    The lesson to be learned from Frank's body of work is NOT a list of attributes to qualify him for geniushood, but rather, to open your mind to all of the possibilities that exist in musical expression that are ignored or not even thought of because of the rigidity that exists in the musical establishment, and Frankly, society as a whole. What is it's purpose ? - To delight, to surprise. it tells you nothing about human nature, that is not it's point. Frank's mind was very focused, no agitation.

  • @garnicholson74
    @garnicholson74 9 лет назад +6

    Frank playing Wii Fusion-Band there. Incredible.

  • @Scunyun
    @Scunyun 14 лет назад

    Thanks for this!!! Great memories of LIVE (since '68) variations of this stuff rekindled! Whatta guy, eh? ( :-)

  • @massapower
    @massapower 6 лет назад +1

    Musicians were definitely ZAPPA'S Instruments!😎🤘

    • @dagnabbit6187
      @dagnabbit6187 6 лет назад +1

      @ Frank M That is probably the best interpretation of Zappa ever expressed. Like other great mold breaking personalities that lived and died in the 20th Century : Gertrude Stein ; Ernest Hemingway; Pablo Picasso ; Andy Warhol ; Jackson Pollock ; Bella Bartok ; Orson Welles ; John Garfield ; Alfred Hitchcock ; heck maybe even Knute Rockne --------- Frank Zappa is right there with them !

    • @massapower
      @massapower 6 лет назад

      @@dagnabbit6187 Well said 👍😎

  • @WELLBRAN
    @WELLBRAN 14 лет назад +1

    Fantastic!! making music fun He was a very talented guy

  • @Bob6stringer
    @Bob6stringer 14 лет назад +1

    And you wonder where the inspiration for things like Stomp and Blue Man Group came from? All that AND real musical chops, always more chops, increasing over time. The man realized his dreams and made some of ours come true.

  • @xavierpaquin
    @xavierpaquin 12 лет назад +2

    Zappa was a magician

  • @pfaffman100
    @pfaffman100 7 лет назад

    Thank;s in the biggest way . I think I just subscribed to a great channel.

  • @neuralbliss
    @neuralbliss 11 лет назад +6

    That's just George Duke freaking out on his new synth Frank bought for him...

  • @Eekhoornhoer
    @Eekhoornhoer 15 лет назад +2

    He was a genius.
    Although I'm sure he could give his bandmembers a VERY hard time when recording or rehearsing. As explained before, he was quite a perfectionist. But he COULD makes mistakes, while others weren't allowed too. I'm sure he was very demanding. Perhaps even to a degree us fans cant imagine. Thats a side of Frank we'll probably never know much about. Still, his demand of perfection and control in terms of music, created some of the most exceptional & beautifull art of the century

  • @periurban
    @periurban 15 лет назад

    Fantastic editing job. Great music and great people.

  • @genesutton6383
    @genesutton6383 3 года назад +1

    The man was a musical genious!

  • @ArnteeDi
    @ArnteeDi 8 лет назад

    Stunning! What a genius!

  • @WELLBRAN
    @WELLBRAN 8 лет назад

    something he brought that many forgot...music is fun...and should be played with a smile

  • @Marykc929
    @Marykc929 10 лет назад +1

    I LOVE this, thank you!

  • @absolutelypositively
    @absolutelypositively 2 года назад

    You tell ‘em Jimmy Carl…the best band in the world you were indeed!

  • @gregorysullivan4554
    @gregorysullivan4554 Год назад

    Jimmy Carl Black...you were absolutely in the best band in the world❤!!

  • @putridabomination
    @putridabomination 5 лет назад +1

    If only more musician's were like Frank

  • @ltyr2001
    @ltyr2001 12 лет назад +1

    Like I said, if you like it, hoorah!
    I needed to say what I have just said, after many years of nodding and affirming to a few friends how cool this stuff is...
    I never find myself wanting to hear it. But they work hard, and are so CERTAIN they are geniuses; how can they be denied?

  • @strangeluvmd
    @strangeluvmd 12 лет назад +4

    its a musical style called avant garde. i like to compare frank Zappa to a mixture of Edgar Varese and Johny guitar Watson. how ever he does do a lot of non avant garde classical esque music i would suggest listing to strictly genteel and g spot tornado to great examples of Zappa composing expertise

  • @chrisrave
    @chrisrave 15 лет назад

    ...and that's why you were and still remain to be so cool, Jimmy Carl Black!

  • @Funnysterste
    @Funnysterste 11 лет назад +1

    I dont care if Frank was the best conductor ever. I just want to listen to his music wich is the best that ever was made.

  • @ozgurumutbaz
    @ozgurumutbaz 7 лет назад

    one of the greatest things i've ever seen in my life

  • @periurban
    @periurban 13 лет назад

    Beautiful!

  • @solarwave
    @solarwave 15 лет назад

    I love it, nice work! Thank you.

  • @gorethem
    @gorethem 15 лет назад

    Great vid. Thanks. Zappa is king.

  • @theitineranthistorian2024
    @theitineranthistorian2024 4 года назад

    a great conductor and an even better guitar player.

  • @zootallurez
    @zootallurez 14 лет назад +1

    Zappa's music is my religion

  • @nancyl2
    @nancyl2 13 лет назад

    This is a first of the conductor side I have seen of this BEing. LOVED his musical creations and lyrics but his conductor- perfection must have been brutal. His signs are a conductors-sign-language of sorts. This vid creation is a fantastic side of this great I am thrilled to have introduced to me. ENJOY!!!!!! :-)

  • @sallymick27
    @sallymick27 13 лет назад

    the black and white footage is from Australian T.V. 1973 Tour

  • @peteandurnot
    @peteandurnot 13 лет назад

    @tepporocks - During 88 Tour, in the Recordings you can hear Scott Thunes, the Bassist, make a few errors, but it was mainly because of the tensions that happened on that Tour at that time, or so I understand. But Zappa liked him and wanted to keep him.

  • @marcfedak
    @marcfedak 13 лет назад +1

    fascinating. Zappa was the real deal as far as a avante-rock fusion composer and conductor goes. It's amusing that he conducted sometimes without a shirt and a cigarette going.

  • @GTX1123
    @GTX1123 Год назад

    Frank was pure musical and comic genius.

  • @sunshineharper4845
    @sunshineharper4845 5 лет назад

    It is my belief y'all were the best band in the world, Zappa the best composer and director!

  • @tunnelamende
    @tunnelamende 13 лет назад

    thanks for that! :) I will show that to my ensemble students...although we still work on a rather simple medley of popular music tunes, this will hopefully put their minds on fire...or at least amuse them :D

  • @fadethetrade
    @fadethetrade 12 лет назад

    Best band in the world from 1965 thru 1988 when he stopped touring.

  • @goldenhog
    @goldenhog 4 месяца назад

    imagine how it would feel to fling these psychic powers around and hear what you created with the best musicians.

  • @jmasta23
    @jmasta23 12 лет назад

    Really great stuff! Thank You!!!

  • @jean-francoisgleyze
    @jean-francoisgleyze Год назад

    Zappa grand génie du 20ème siècle, je l'ai vu 5 fois en concert JF Gleyze

  • @jamesrustler6022
    @jamesrustler6022 7 лет назад

    amazing!

  • @Bloodclaatkrabbz
    @Bloodclaatkrabbz 13 лет назад +3

    Frank's conducting style resembles Walter Thompsons soundpainting method to some degree ! Another example of people developing similar ideas simultaniously.....

  • @effsixteenblock50
    @effsixteenblock50 10 лет назад +4

    The last guy to speak in this video (with light blue T-shirt) was Jimmy Carl Black, yes?

    • @CoD4nameOrchah
      @CoD4nameOrchah 10 лет назад +3

      Yep

    • @interstellaraxeman4468
      @interstellaraxeman4468 7 лет назад +1

      Thank you...because I wanted to know as well.
      I was at many of those shows in the video and even though I`ve been a forever fan,..mostly I only heard the musicians on the earlier and middle era works,..never seen em. Jimmy Carl Black was exactly right,...we talk about it now,..but back then only a few people seemed to recognize this. I embraced this way of thinking very early on in about 1972 when I started to play and listen to music,...and likely Frank Zappa, as I listened to a lot of his stuff, was the main influence on the reasons why. Still look at it like that today,...every now and then I find myself applying a premise of thought or one thing or another that I got from not nly listening to Frank Zappa`s music,...but what amazing things he would say.
      We were all lucky to have lived through some of his time here........................................................................................................................................

    • @d_walsh
      @d_walsh 6 лет назад

      yep. he has a 14 part interview on RUclips with same shirt on
      very interesting interview with him
      recommend it.

  • @Markelfarkel1
    @Markelfarkel1 8 лет назад +47

    Best ever !. I also challenge anyone to name a better guitar player.

  • @cae4mat
    @cae4mat 12 лет назад

    @analagony: This conducted improv is known as "Gas Mask", and it used to be a regular part of early Mothers Of Invention shows, usually in the midst of monster songs like "King Kong" or "Little House I Used To Live In". It has been documented to have been a part of "Pound For A Brown" on this particular occasion.

  • @TheCSJones
    @TheCSJones 11 лет назад

    I love how the guy at 8:25 (and in the thumb) looks just like Frank probably would if he'd lived.

    • @Gr33nGecko
      @Gr33nGecko 11 лет назад +6

      .. that guy would be Jimmy Carl Black, vocalist and drummer for The Mothers Of Invention. Met him in a small pub in Cardiff ( Wales UK ) in 1995ish where he was playing drums for The Farrell and Black Band. Bought him a pint of Guinness or two, had a chat and afterwards he signed a CD cover of Freak Out! for me and signed my Uncle Meat CD with " The Indian of the Group " .. Saw Frank in concert in 1988 at the Printemps de Bourges Festival, so very glad I had the chance to see him play live .. music lost a great maestro when he died.

    • @alanollier9683
      @alanollier9683 10 лет назад +1

      Lian Li Met Him when He was singing with the Muffin Men...huge hands, huge guy, but what a nice man.

  • @vectortemple
    @vectortemple 10 лет назад +1

    Amazing stuff! Thanks!

  • @surfdigby
    @surfdigby 12 лет назад +2

    00:35 This bit is presented as a bit of light relief, but it actually explains a Hell of a lot about Zappa's sound.

  • @NeedForPaul
    @NeedForPaul 12 лет назад

    so inspiring...

  • @firstcat
    @firstcat 15 лет назад

    I LOVE this!

  • @helenslament
    @helenslament 12 лет назад

    I love this so much

  • @pa2kas
    @pa2kas 3 года назад

    anybody knows in which album (if it is released!) I can find the results of these particular recorded improvisations= 1:56-2:31 ?? any lead would be greatly appreciated ! thanks! :)

  • @mocthezuma
    @mocthezuma 12 лет назад

    The DVD is available on zappa dot com. Go to the Barfko Swill(shoppage) section via the link on the top of the page and then click on the "Zappa on DVD" link on the left hand side. From there you can order the Baby Snakes DVD.

  • @thegoose858
    @thegoose858 11 лет назад

    Thanks!

  • @phildirt3
    @phildirt3 5 лет назад

    One of a kind

  • @jamesbruno7767
    @jamesbruno7767 7 лет назад

    This is what is know as musical concrete. The term is used when sounds via tape , are constructed and can be used to create the musical image to the listener. Zappa wanted to do that with live musicians.

  • @aaronfledge
    @aaronfledge 12 лет назад

    Thanks very much!! Very helpful.