Beast Guitar? Frank Zappa - Muffin Man Live 1977 REACTION/REVIEW
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- Beast Guitar! Frank Zappa - Muffin Man Live 1977 REACTION/REVIEW
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Zappa GOAT in controlled chaotic organic solos using melodies as different symbols connected with each other.
Zappa was garbage
Always loved Zappa. Here's one for you,'Fear, Hate, Envy, and Jealousy ' The Neville Brothers.
Zappa was an ugly boring clown
@@kosta399 So are you.
Frank Zappa was a genius. He was way more than a guitar player. He was a composer and a musician and a political activist who testified before congress against censorship. The world lost a legend... R.I.P. Frank.
No he wasn't. But he was good for sure.
God bless FZ.
Genius of boring assholes
He was a musicians musician. He was perfect.
Love Zappa!
Zappa, generally speaking, is underrated in basically everything he did.
Frank had nothing but the and I mean The best musicains in his bands. It was an honor for them to play with him.
Yes! Adrien Belew is no slouch on the guitar, he was playing the lead before Frank grabbed the guitar. And Terry Bozio! The entire band on that stage were all top notch great musicians.
THAT is Rock-n-Roll, boiled down to its essential elements.
The scorching guitar solo, shirt off, hair flying, the crowd in awe. What a moment in time.
Frank Zappa cannot be ranked !! He's a composer /conductor of very complex music & prolific with over 80 albums. All top rock bands know he's in a league of his own ! Great question though ....🤗
That was Zappa ´s Bodyguard who sung with him ,check out his interview, with him on RUclips. The guy has total respect for Zappa and said he was the best there is ,( at the time) , having worked for Bob Dylan, the Stones etc!
Zappa is a drug that keeps on giving , as opposed to taking. Total Legend !
Zappa was, and is a category of his own.🤘👍
A lot of great musicians went through ZAPPAS BAND to go on and have successful careers...FRANK ONE OF THE GOATS.
Frank eschewed the music "business". He was in it for the music, not the fame and fortune. He surrounded himself with the best. He demanded a lot from his musicians. I call them his musicians because that's what they were. All fantastic in their own right. He brought out the best in them.
@@brianlane9534 Amazing musician, never really got the recognition he deserved...but for those who know, know.
...much like John Mayhill, and the Yardbirds as well. Frank's genius though DID make him a GOAT. Agreed.
He plays with feeling and lets all parts of emotions flow through his fingers into that guitar. Sometimes a note might sound a little off or ugly but part of everyone is a little twisted and ugly but for the most part its beauty and happiness and hopeful and it comes out as his way of telling the world speaking through is guitar. A lot of people shred but they don't say anything. He's singing and crying through the guitar and everybody can understand that language because the guitar speaks a universal language.
He was always very serious about not taking his music seriously
Yellow snow next
He was garbage, an arrogant asshole and ignorant
A boring asshole and his music too
Watch out where the huskies go…
Garbage
Zappa was an arrogant asshole and ignorant
A boring asshole
I think Frank Zappa has super fans. When people are into him, they are really into him. I could be wrong, but that's just what I get from growing up in that era.
there are no ex Zappa fans, once you are a Zappa fan, you are a Zappa fan for life, "Gail Zappa"
Shit zappa made history as an ugly boring asshole and his music too 🤣 🤣 🤣
Zappa was filth
Prison zappa
My mom was really into him. And vice versa. (if you know what i mean) 😏
Joe's Garage is a great Zappa album. Great music and fun songs
One of the great concept albums. Not a dull moment.
Zappa was garbage
Agreed, but it’s like the Zappa dessert course. I’d suggest Biz, or anyone beginning their Zappa journey to start around 1973-76. Of course their is much good material long before that. The Overnight Sensation and Zoot Allures albums are approachable and popular, which makes them a good jumping off point IMO. The Sheik Yerbouti album is a good prelude to Joe’s Garage IMO. If your sensibilities survive that you can enjoy Joe’s Garage I and (perhaps) handle parts 2 & 3 😮
He changed the music World of boring assholes
Sheik Yerbouti is so much better than this overrated Joe's Garbage
One very cool freak of a musical genius! Produced 60+ albums.
Zappa picked the most skilful of the "underground" to play with him. He worked in all genres! And no concerts were alike.
@@Frunobulax74 To, in short way, explain to Bizmatic that all muscians around Zappa were among the best of the best. I think both ways to describe it will do. I am familiar with some of the stories about Zappas tough auditions. "Underground" was citation from Bizmatic. Or is my English maybe wrong?
Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? 🤣
Zappa was last shit
Without shit ugly zappa, the music World would be much better 🤣
@@marlon-jl4ge your mom says that about you
This was the last song I saw him play live. (6th time I saw him)
This was actually a very "conventional" song for Zappa.
He's sort of the "mad scientist" of rock theater.
I highly recommend a funky song called "Titties and Beer". With a title like that, how can you go wrong? 😎
"🤘" Musician, Conductor, Maker of Sound, Studio Owner, Record Label Owner, Advocate, Employer and played his ❤ out!
Congrats, you began your ZAPPA journey!!!!! Please play WHIPPING POST LIVE by the ZAP man, your in for a treat
Zappa played Whipping Post Seriously!
@@paultaylor914 BETTER THAN THE ALMOND BROTHERS, I say..😎👍
ZAPPA plays STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN TOO.. MURDER BY NUMBERS WITH STING.....
@@paultaylor914
SERIOUS as a HEART ATTACK 😳
@@paultaylor914 RING OF FIRE, Jonny cash, PURPLE HAZE, Jimmy Hendricks,
Shit, I heard him play THE NATIONAL ANTHEM!!!!!
When Frank wanted to play guitar he was as good as anyone.
More Zappa please. He’s incomparable
Zappa never played the same solo twice. He considered playing a guitar solo "air sculpting" and no sculptor spends his career cranking out the same statue.
*Whenever someone says “I don’t understand Frank Zappa” “I don’t get his music”. Just shows to me their depth of musicality. So much to his music. Something for EVERYONE*
Zappa made about 60 studio albums (1966-93). Instumental pieces: Peaches en regalia, Little umbrellas, Eat That Question, The Grand Wazoo, Waka Jawaka, G-spot tornado, King Kong, Chunga's revenge. Song with lyrics: Cheepnis/Son of Orange County/More Trouble Everyday (Roxy and Elsewhere album), Inca Roads, Yellow Snow suite, Hungry Freaks Daddy (first song 1966).
Guitarists like Zappa are one of the reasons I've always said it's impossible to have a single GOAT guitar player. There's just too many to pick just one. And it depends on what kind of music you enjoy also. I'd definitely list him as one of the greatest. He's definitely unique and his band is as good as it gets as far as talent goes.
Glad you got to check him out.
Another great, but underated guitar player is Frank Marino ( Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush). There's a video on RUclips of him playing the hell out of the song Johnny B Good. And another from the Midnight Special show of them performing I'm a King Bee. He's one of my favorites.
The Mahogany Rush live album me and my buddies used to jam to on 8 track back tape in the day.
"I write and play music for myself, my sole intended audience" ~ Frank Zappa. I recommend - A Reggae Improvisation In A Major.
He's one of the greatest and his band plays some of the most interesting and complex jams ever also he has like 45 albums
Frank Zappa was ,without doubt, absolutely number one, BAR NONE, the single-greatest Frank Zappa to ever live!
Well I'm Frank Zappa yes I'm the real zappa and all you. Other zappas is just a bunch of crappas. So won't the real frank zappa please stand up?
Frank has some incredible music. His musicians were the best. Crazy lyrics. FIRE.
Horrible
@@kosta305 🎉😢🎉😢🎉😢🎉
Without shit ugly zappa, the music World would be much better 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
@@op-xv3ui unsuspecting fools
@@kosta305 no yes no yes no.
This was the show where the music world realized that Frank Zappa belong on the list of the greatest guitarists in the world
Frank Zappa’s son Dweezil tours these days and plays the songs of his dad. Talented family.
Is Dweezil still allowed to play his fathers music?
Zappa was an ugly boring asshole and his music too 🤣
With Groupies
Prison zappa
He died like a miserable bum at the end 🤣 🤣
Frank Zappa is a music God check out Frank Zappa - Watermelon In Easter Hay, Frank Zappa - Willie The Pimp is another awesome song
No one played guitar like Frank. Totally original. One of a kind. Unmistakable.
Frank Zappa was one of a kind Biz he’s got a huge catalog to dive into
You want "Beast" guitar (& epic blues)? check out Zappa's ode to our failed justice system (based on a true story) : "The Illinois Enema Bandit"
Yep. His solo in that song from the Zappa In New York Live is one of my favorite guitar solos. And it's such a crazy ass song too.
Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? 🤣
"I heard he's on the loose...."
@@lisarainbow9703 😂.... he sorta kinda is back on the loose. Kenyon was paroled in 1981. Luckily he's too old now to catch anyone to pump em full of his Illinois Enema Bandit juice 😆
@@hog7203 yikes!!
Hot soapy water
In the third degree....
Frank Zappa makes me cry i mean his solo was like an eargasm! RIP Frank! I love you always
Stumbled across a rare precious stone here. The entire Zappa catalogue is a whole treasure trove that you can take years to uncover.
Definitely top 100 for guitar, probably top 50, maybe even 20. Zappa was his whole own thing. You can't ultimately categorize him.
I'm 71 and have seen many many rock concerts, Zappa twice.
Favorite guitarists are Hendrix, Duane Allman, Zappa, Santana.
Favorite Zappa song is probably Peaches in Regalia.
Peace
I saw Zappa live and every time I see this version of Muffin Man I feel sick because I wasn’t there - it is amazing.
I saw this tour when I was 18 years old. An amazing performance by an incredible group of musicians at the top of their games.
And once again Zappa rips my face clean off! 🤪 Smokin'!!🤯
I was lucky enough to have seen his last performance.
One of my first concerts in the early 70s was a Zappa concert
Welcome to the REAL DEAL!!!!
I love this video and these comments! I have been a big lover of rock & roll for 50+ years. Zappa is my favorite musician, and one of my top 5 favorite guitarists (along with Adrian Belew who is also playing guitar in this video). But Zappa’s most ingenious work is probably as a composer of music, and it is this, along with his amazing guitar playing that makes him my all-time favorite musician. Rock on!
Frank Zappa - Stink-Foot!! 1974
my python boots are too tight, couldnt get em off last night
@@YunieDeen13 A week went by, and now it's July.
@@lawrenceliebman9079 I finally got it off an' my girl-friend cry
"You got stink foot! Stink foot, darlin'
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Your stink foot puts a hurt on my nose.
@@lawrenceliebman9079 I will leave it up to some one else to carry it on, should appear in all Zappa reactions, but not the same song, would be fun.
Zappa was an absolute master composer. He was great guitar player. There are other players that played rehearsed solos that sound better, but Frank's solos (like the one you shared) were always ad-hoc. I'd rank him with the best of them because he had the balls to play what he felt in the moment instead of playing a rehearsed solo. If you wanted to see a band actually playing live with no backing track, Zappa was the one to see.
one of frank's (if not THE) most beautiful guitar solos is on "a watermelon in easter hay". it's not heavy like "muffin man", but it is 7 minutes of absolute genius.
Zappa knew his biz. Inside and out and was an outstanding guitarist and composer🤘❤️. His son is almost as talented
The master on stage, no mercy.
"The amount of records and tickets sold does not tell whether or not music is good. And anytime people believe that is the only way that you can tell the difference between good music and bad music, they're in big trouble". - F Zappa
Had the pleasure of seeing Zappa live in 88. One tight band. The guy singing with Zappa was John Carruthers, his bodyguard but well known to Zappa's fans.
The tone on the Baby Snakes concert is huge, a big stereo rig long before that was normal.
FZ was one of the modern day composers of classical music of true genius. His R&R paid the bills, and paid for orchestras in the old days. In Europe, he is still the biggest.
This man was one of a kind and will be unmatched forever.
Stellar piece of music.
My favorite guitar player for 50 years+ his continuity is unmatched by anyone also tone, timing and delivery is unique like an ice pick to the forehead
seeing people smile while hearing Zappa for the first time makes me smile :)
Anyone who reviews/reacts to Zappa is worth subbing to.
Thanks 🙏🏿
Great jam...sick guitar tone
FZ is the GOAT!!!
Zappa is my favorite guitarist, but he's difficult to rate against other players. His style is unique and instantly recognizable after just a few notes, and absolutely no one else sounds like him. I feel that way about Richard Thompson as well. The two of them work in completely different genres (Thompson is a singer-songwriter whose roots are in early rock-n-roll, traditional music and the 60's folk revival) but their playing is so personal and technically unassailable that it stands completely apart.
Zappa was a composer, a leader. Genius. Perhaps the best rock guitarist.
One of the best more thanks bless be
Everyone always freaks out over Prince or Eddie Van Halen playing guitar. Don't get it twisted, they are both great guitar players but we can't forget the multiple generations who came before them who were also fantastic, talented guitar players. These older guitar players played, experimented and blazed the trail for new artists to expand upon.
Watching your face,is priceless, kind of like mine looked when I discovered Parliament, Bootsy,Clinton,and the likes.
The Slime
Village or the Sun!
Would to have seen Frank in that era, awesome!
FZ (R.I.P.) and the "Mothers" were/are great musicians. Sometimes a little weird but always straight out - that's what I like although I discovered him and the "Mothers" late for myself. Thanks for sharing @BizMatic and best wishes @all from hamburg (germany)
Punky's Whips is another amazing live performance with a blazing solo by Frank
he loved to perform
Zappa was a guitar innovator. He made every musician that he hired better. His ability to improvise was unparalleled in terms of his playing. Far ahead of his time.
Willie The Pimp and Montana are two of my favorite Zappa songs. It would be nice to see a reaction to those. ✌🏼
Zappa was super famous, he was on the first snl and spoke before congress in the 80s
I was there, 2nd row. It's at the Palladium in NY.
Just saw Adrian Belew a few weeks ago here in Vancouver at the Commodore doing Talking Heads and King Crimson. Freakin' awesome still.
Your going to love In France by Zappa.
He was one of the best left us to soon mad genius
Frank Zappa was such an incredible musician > he fired way more musicians than most bands have hits. He demanded the best....and thats not wrong is it?
No guitarist has ever had Frank's rhythmic chops.
HEY THERE BIZ!!! DO A REVIEW ON "TROUBLE EVERY DAY!!!" I GOTTA ROCK WITH YA!! ZAPPA IS A GOD!!!
As much as I love Vai's playing and therefore the early 80s Zappa incarnations, I think Frank's own playing was at its peak in the last few years of the 70s; some of the '77-'79 shows are just incredible in their intensity. Also, the synergy in the band when you had Belew, Mars and Bozzio all just fucking killing it behind Frank was almost beyond belief.
Your fav guitarist fav guitarist. Frank was actually influencing Jimi before His death. Check out The deathless horsie.
Best guitar player ever!! Love me some FRANK!!
Frank gave all ...and with style !
Watch the interview with Steve Vai talking about joining Zappa's band!!!
Tough to pick top guitarists, but Zappa and Jeff Beck both really admired each other, and that's a small club to belong to.
NG BIZ, a must.
Underage Groupies, hahahaha
Without shit ugly zappa, the music World would be much better 🤣
Frank Zappa is one of the greatest guitar players ever. Best conductor and piecemaker ever.
Frank is a rock god!! Joes garage is one of his many greats. I definitely recommend
i was at all these shows early and late
Frank Zappa is a member of a very small group of artists known as "one of a kind" and "genius." That small group would include Prince, Stevie Wonder, Bob Dylan, Miles Davis...you get the idea. But as a guitarist he's on our "Most Underrated Guitarists-12 of the Best" video and he's one of a small group of guitar players with their own "Best of" playlist on our channel. Honestly, much like Prince, we don't care for much of his music but then we love the rest and especially where he solos. Great, great player and brilliant composer and the man was a deep thinker. Would highly recommend watching his testimony in front of Congress about censorship that's easy to find on RUclips.
Amazing ,incredible soloist, more known as genius composer. Studio: Inca roads, or King Kong etc etc. Nearly every album had incredible guitar solos!
Studio gems from Frank Zappa:
Moving to Montana
Eccentrifugal Force/Apostrophe
Stinkfoot
Yellow Snow Suite
I'm the Slime
Black Napkins
Cosmik Debris
Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? 🤣
One of the hardest grooves ever!!
Zappa Lives!
One of my favorite Zappa cut, another to check out, Joes Garage.
the funk master
Frank packed a lot of living into too few years. miss him and his sound. he breathes the same air as Bob Dylan, Jerry García, jeff beck, dickie betts, and jack white! dont ever die, jack! 😅
he could not only recruit the best musicians, his guitar talent remains among the best. thanks for reminding me of how even buckethead aspires to play like frank