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Humour Does Belong In Music!
Just so you know Overnite Sensation is a brilliant album. Poker nite fav, we knew all the words and would sing along. Thanks for the Tina ref.
I’ve barely scratched the surface of Zappa. Never listened to him until I saw some of your reactions. So far everything I’ve heard I’ve liked. Yes, it’s fucked up music but I think that’s the genius of Zappa.
I watched one live clip when Steve Vai was in the band and Steve started a solo which was crazy and then it goes to Zappa and I was blown away. I had no idea he was that good on guitar.
I just picked up my first vinyl from my local record store. They had a bunch and had no clue what to get so went with the Grand Wazoo as I’ve heard one of the songs.
Like you, no chance of me going though all of it but I’ve done the “Alexa, play frank zappa” a lot. Lol.
Always got the sense that Zappa was just a little pissed off that the suits made him write lyrics.
I was introduced to his music in the mid 70's by a friend who had older brothers. I'm still discovering his music on YT.
One of the few Zappa tracks that actually got some radio time back in the day 10:01
The guitar breaks in this song (hinting at the solo coming up) are spot on.
My first intro into Frank Zappa was the cassette tape "Zoot Allures" and HOLY CRAP!
Instrumentally so different then the entire song "The Torture Never Stops" sold me.
Again blown away decades later, his son Dweezil (almost out performing Dad IMO) in Canada 2008 *"Zappa Plays Zappa ~The Torture Never Stops"*
I was a total Metalhead in high school, when one of my high school music theory instructors gave me a copy of apostrophe on quadraphonic 8-track. It's been downhill ever since!
I love his irreverent approach to the excellent music he created. Never knew Tina Turner was on this, very cool.
Love 'The Iketes' !!!
The only rules Zappa followed
Are no rules!! Been a fan for
Many a year, a true musical
Genius…
Had to drop by for Frank. Zappa's awesome.
In the summer of '75, a friend of mine needed gas money, so he sold three 8-track tapes (EEK!) to me for $5. The tapes were Heart - 'Dreamboat Annie,' Rush - 'Fly By Night' and The Mothers - 'Over-nite Sensation.' A world of music for a mere five bucks!!
"Not a speck of cereal" and "Nothing but the best for my dog" were lines lifted from dog food commercials around that time, which made them all the more funny and relatable. BTW, since you're a musician, you're sure to enjoy "Zomby Woof" from the same album.
Frankie played a mean solo on the bicycle for Steve Allen in 1957
1963 at age 22. Frank was just a lad of 16 in 1957.
Overnight Sensation is still my favorite Zappa album , but then , there is so many ! It's all good !
Bolic sound was Ike's studio. The other two uncredited Ikette's were Linda Sims and Debbie Wilson.
Overnight sensation always seems to be my go to it's been one of my favorite albums and I saw Frank's Zappa 37 times
The album this is from is an absolute classic. During this period of his career Zappa was at his most creative, Overnite Sensation and the following album One Size Fits All are his finest. Along with Waka Jawaka and The Grand Wazoo they comprise a fantastic period in Frank’s career.
Overnite sensation was my very first contact with Franks music back in the 70's. It totally blew me away. Zomby woof, I'm the slime...and all this sh*t had me sitting there eyes and mouth wide open and just thinking WTF!!! 😂 I miss Frank so much.
I enjoyed it. First time listen. I do like when Adrian Belew was with him later in the 70’s.
Belew does the Dylan impression on " Flakes " from Shiek Yerbouti.
love this whole album.
i always love that song, does he says (pooddle bytes) not sure,😂🤔😂
Great reaction Justin! Old Zappa fan here, since you're a bass player you have to listen to Frank's The Ocean is the Ultimate Solution from Sleep Dirt album. It's a +13 mins of instrumental greatness featuring Frank on guitars, Terry Bozzio on drums and Patrick O'Hearn on bass. Fantastic jam !
nah it's boring, except for Zappa fanatics, not normal persons. Noooo front !
In addition to guitar genius, I think he was one of his own coolest vocalists. He actually had another guy who sounded much like him, on Road Ladies
Ike Willis, me thinks
@@LeSiZmOr I think it's Don 'Sugar Caine' Harris
Ike Turner, what a dip-ship. This is one of Frank's best.
Geez, and here I was going to suggest you do a Frank Zappa discography series, like the Rush series.
Lol - he'd finish up in his 60s...
I started hearing Frank at the time Over Night Sensation and Apostrophe', came out, when I was like 12.......and those 2 albums are at his peak and radio play started happening....Sheik Yourbutie was probably the other hit album recorded about 5 years later....Frank was so great at that time.....Dinah Moe Humm, and Dirty Love , lyrically may make you cringe a bit !!!...Believe it or not, in the 70's ...they played Dirty Love on WRIF 101.1 FM and other radio stations in Detroit, on the regular
Zappa was an underrated guitar player!
so true. his music was so original and all over the map that no one could see the guitar tree because they were all gawking at the forest....
No he wasn't.
I've tried and tried and tried to get into Zappa. I love him, respect everything he did, but outside of his more fusion-y stuff nothing would stick. I felt like for all the great chops, the comedy was almost like a smutty Cheech and Chong album or something. But it sure beats listening to The Residents! 😁
Yellow Snow is a good one
Justin, Frank Zappa is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma...Some of his stuff I like and the rest I don't get. ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITAR PLAYERS OF ALL TIME!!!
Overnite Sensation is a great intro to Zappa! Really short album too, all bangers (bar one 😂).
I would go for these albums: Overnite Sensation, Apostrophe, Sheik Yerbouti and obviously Joes Garage. A complete listen through of Joes Garage would be amazing.
Absolutely. I would go for those as well as We're Only in It for the Money, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, Roxy & Elsewhere, and obviously Läther.
...bites the big one!
Listen to 'Yo Mama' from Sheik yer Bouti - great solo be Mr Zappa. 12 min?
Not a spec of cereal, Nothing but the best for my dog.
IT'S A RABIT HOLLE!!! Zappa 1968-1975 = The Mothers of Invention...
While I appreciate a lot of Frank's music, the lyrics on this song always make me feel like I need to take a shower. With bleach.
😢 yeah, just ask a Tool fan about waiting on the next album to be done.
Classic example
a congressman i think republican type called Zappa "uncouth" because he was using uncouth language while being accused by Al Gore's wife (Tipper) of making inappropriate music, with a side of Christtianity no-nos.
Check-out ''Dancing fool.''
what's wrong with you? There's not enough Zappa albums out there, I know it all have digested it all and need and want more :-)
Also:
A dead Zappa is still more prolific than most living musicians.
Poodle chews it.
60 lps ?
i dont see anything troubling in a song about a dental floss tycoon
70's Zappa is overrated (except for the album One Size Fits All, which is a masterpiece), rest is mid
80's Zappa is underrated : even more satyrical, slicker sound, and guitar playing peak
60's is overlooked, when he was the most creative, like on the album "Uncle Meat"