TBT !! - FRANK ZAPPA Dirty Love Reaction and Dissection The Decomposer Lounge
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- From my Patreon members come this Patreon Pick - FRANK ZAPPA Dirty Love!!
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Thank you for this, my Father was a Zappa obsessive. I was a little kid listening to Billy was a Mountain and Jewish Princess. I have inherited all his vinyls and photos they took seeing him live 100x over. Zappa always makes me feel connected to my Dad.
Same.
Same
Same! My dad and I love listening to hot rats on vinyl
Take good care of those albums. They are worth a fortune.
The more the Frank the better. So much ground to cover.
Dude would love to see more Zappa on here! One of the most brilliant music minds of the 20th century and a TRUE Composer! "Camarillo Brillo", also from this album, would be cool to see next!
It was indeed Ralph Humphrey on drums. The full lineup on this album is:
FZ-guitar & vocals
Ralph Humphrey-drums
Sal Marquez-trumpet & vocals
George Duke-keyboards & synthesizer
Tom Fowler-bass
Bruce Fowler-trombone
Ruth Underwood-marimba, vibes & percussion
Ian Underwood-flute, clarinet, alto & tenor sax
Jean-Luc Ponty-violin & baritone violin
Backing vocals: Tina Turner, Debbie & Lynn (the Ikettes)
Dirty Love is one of the more straight forward songs from this album. Zombie Woof for example is a lot more complex and crazy. Ralph Humphrey also plays (together with Chester Thompson at the same time) on the live album Roxy and Elsewhere and the excellent Roxy movie made from the same concerts. If you really want to see these musicians in action, check out the Roxy movie.
Like some others already said: Inca Roads is the way to go. Preferably the live version from a Token of His Extreme because you can see what Zappa, George Duke, Chester Thompson and Ruth Underwood are doing.
That's Ruth!
LOVE Inca Roads but I prefer the album version. TOHE comes with a phantastic animation but distracs too much from the music.
Zappa was one if the greatest musicians ever. Check out his jazz work. I really like Gumbo Variations, Sleep Dirt, Grand Wazoo, etc.
Oh yeah! Saw Zappa live twice. He was an amazing guitarist, and his band each time was super-tight. "Dirty Love" is fun.
Grateful for virtuosos like Zappa, he was so ahead of his time
I have a friend who loooves all music and for a while he was so in to Zappa that when you called him he answered: - Yeah it's Zappa!
Zappa was a musical genious who died to early! What he could have done with todays tech! 🤙🏼😁
Frank Zappa: Inca Roads is a great pick.
Thank You
Thank You
THANK YOU!
More Zappa please
Watched Frank Zappa doing "muffin man" live not that long ago here on youtube, man that's just crazy he was just a genius
Maaaan! I was listening something else when this poped up! I stoped the other thing inmediately and came here! Zappa is something else, man! What a journey you're up to! Awwwright! I'm still here! You shoul try "Inca Roads" and listen the whole "One Size Fits All". It's one of his more friendly works, imo!
I nominate Dong Work for Yuda to be the next Zappa song. It’s funky as all hell and quite humorous.
Edit: Florentine Pogen is second choice.
Florentine Pogen my first choice if I had to choose between the two. I’m a huge Mr. Zappa fan.
I need a dozen towels so the boys can take a shower.
Aww, Frenchy!
One of my favorite Karaoke songs. Pushes the limits of what I can say on that stage perfectly, then has a nice improv section at the end where I usually make up a dog food ad.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
The poodle chews it?
@@the6ig6adwolf but before he bites, he chews. 😀
Come on Frenchy
Saw him in 88. Amazing bands. Amazing music. Period.
Zappa was a GENIUS.
Geebz.. I love itvwhen zappa pops up.. Musical genius... Music that isnt music but is music.. Lol great choice 👍
I've always been a big fan of Frank Zappa and he was an amazing musician but had few rivals in the creativity department and his band members were always top notch . What was a credit to his band members was the live tracks he would have on what most people thought was studio recording
Mastodon - The Czar please Geebz, it's a gem waiting to be unearthed.🙏🙏
Hey Geebz, love the reaction as always! Were you thinking about James Jamerson as THE Motown bassist? If so, you’re right, dude was an absolute BEAST and pioneered the sound of this brand new instrument - the electric bass.
Yes!! :)
I was thinking Larry Graham.
Rich tAMB
I'm a huge Frank Zappa fan...thank u
I don’t believe it!!!
Love me some FZ.
I LOVE and respect Zappa. I also know you like Phil Collins. He listened Zappa and Weather Report in addition to Led Zepplin (he is good friends of Robert Plant) and resulted in his long term working relationship with the fantastic drummer Chester Thompson (Inca Roads drummer). So interesting how great entertainers and creative influencers come together. More Zappa.
Yeah, I have a huge soft spot for the "dull" 70s drums. Makes me want to have a space of my own where I can try to rig up that sound. I haven't succeeded in getting that fully through in my DAW. Not even the 70s drums in the old Toontrack selection sounds like that...
Very cool!! Ralph is one of my favorite Zappa drummers, he play in a couple of albums, very technical and groovy!
Also the female voices in this album are made by Tina Turner and other girls (The Iket´s)
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You have to check The Dear Hunter, I think that "A Night In The Town" or "Mustard Gas" are good choices to start
You can actually see Ralph Humphries playing with Zappa. The Roxy & Elsewhere concerts are on DVD and BluRay on the Zappa site, and are riducously affordable.
Not only was this recorded at Ike Turner's studio, but at the time Frank was renting equipment from Stevie Wonder, so the clav may very well have been Stevie's.
A wonderful homage to Frank! Here's an interesting piece of trivia; Tina Turner is performing the back up vocals not only on this song but on this whole album "Overnite Sensation". Listen to Dinah Moe Him.
Thank you Geebz
Geebz you are such a based guy, I enjoy watching these songs with you, have found some new bands (not frank obv) but is great to join you on this journey you are going through
Lost my father last month he was a giant zappa fan . I very much enjoyed this vid as he would would too
Great choice on song too
If you did another I would suggest either "why does it hurt when i pee" or "nanook rubs it"
Thanks for some ZAPPA, love him ♥♥*
Awwww...Frenchy!
Always a good time to hear a bit of Zappa! The dude was a genius.
Might be worth hitting up a bit of Steve Vai's new material, would love to know your take on "Little Pretty"
And, ironically, here you are, listening to your drum teacher.
Ralph Humphrey on drums!!!
Zappa had such great musicians! and so influential! (Frank wasn't too bad himself) Interesting that you have found over all these years that he is still one of the most influential. Cream rises.
ZAPPA!! Thanks for that
Yellow Snow Suite PLEASE!
You are listening to Ralph Humphrey on this track... He was Frank's first great technical drummer...
Please do Dimmu Borgir "Progenies of the Great Apocalypse"
Glad you went for this one as it’s definitely a bit more accessible, Zappa was so inventive which led to some strange tunes. Has some great music in his catalog though
Love Hot Rats. Should dive more into Mothers and Zappa, even if Im not fan of some of his stuff.
That wasn't a standard fade, that was Frank and his highly competent bandmates drifting away from shore on a boat toward the distant horizon.
Awesome! There's so many incredible Frank compositions to react to.....If you want something completely left of centre check out some of his classical compositions, in particular "Dog Breath Variations/Uncle Meat" or "Outrage at Valdez" from the "Yellow Shark" album performed live be the "Ensemble Modern" in Frankfurt Germany... they are masterpieces, Ive never seen anyone react to these either. Thanks for you great reaction to this early 70's gem, you always explain so well and really hear & feel the music.
more zappa!!!!!!!!!
Finally some Zappa! :) Would love to see your reaction to "Inca Roads"!
Hi Geebz, you should check out some Cardiacs (possibly Tarred and Feathered). I won't even try to describe what genre they fit into but they were hugely influential and truly, incredibly bonkers. Genius level insanity.
Shoulda went with Montana from this album.
Alright! Good to see some Zappa on the channel finally!
Hey Geebz. Pls pls check out and decompose Bring Me the Disco King (Danny Lohner Mix) to remember the great David Bowie. It has Maynard (Tool) on backing vocals and John Frusciante (RHCP) on guitar! It’s on the soundtrack to the movie Underworld. Rock on!
YAAAAAAAAAASSSSS!! SUCH a great song!
What a great fun song!
Thank you Geebz
Aloha 🤙
Do more FZ. It's impossible to grasp what Frank did by listening to one song, or ten for that matter. If I may suggest, "Inca Roads". You have to dive on his music, and you'll never get to the bottom. Cheers.
So many great tracks to choose from, not sure how Dirty Love was chosen for him. Not a bad song, but not pushing many boundaries. That being said, thanks for keeping Zappa relevant Patreon subscriber.
Speaking of Ralph Humphrey he drummed on Camirillo Brillo by Zappa. It's my favorite by the Artist. It's the First track off this Album
This album was a must play at our monthly poker game back in the 70s. We end up knowing all the words and singing along. Brilliant album. Saw Frank twice. Nice reaction. Noticed you've never done a Yes reaction so if I may, Siberian Khatru off the Close to The Edge album. Prog it up.
I saw Frank twice too. And Yes many times.. Great suggestion. Love prog!
More Zappa!!
That bass be killing it.
Got a couple of recommendations for you! "Signals" by Somali Yacht Club, a proggy stoner-rock three-piece from Ukraine. I'd love to hear your take to Dethklok also, a "fictional" band from a cartoon called Metalocalypse, mostly written and played by one dude, and rocks hardcore; I'd suggest the song "Black Dire Upon Us".
Oh, and more Mastodon. Always more Mastodon :)
Kinda figured you and Frank would be well acquainted Geebz. Great with some gummies. Hope to see more FZ on the channel!
It is Ralph Humphrey on the drums fyi!
That's Tina Turner and the Ikettes singing back up. Ike Turner listened to the album tapes and said, "What the hell is this shit?!!" and refused to allow them to be credited.
Wow - I didn't know that - super cool info, thanks!
There’s a video out there where Frank was making this album. Tina and the Ikettes can be seen.
And now for the live version in double time....
Woods of Ypres - Travelling Alone
Try the Roxy album. It’s all things Frank. Don’t delay. You’ve got 100 of his albums waiting.
"Encino is, like, so bitchin'!" 🤙🏼
If you aren't directly influenced by Zappa's work, you're influenced by someone who was.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
So true!
Super funky, and I love it, but for newbies maybe not the most representative of what Frank’s band at that time were capable of. ‘Zomby Woof’ or ‘Montana’, from the same album (Overnite Sensation) are top drawer Zappa. Great reaction. Cheers.
Good point!
My favorite, Broken hearts are for assholes! & Little Jewish princess! Plse play all day!
This is the first album I ever bought with my own money.
Inca Roads, please
"Strut" or "Mukduk" by Arch Echo. Amazing musicians. Pretty sure you'll drop an F bomb under your breath when you listen.
Need to hear Franks" Black Page" it might just push you over the edge.
"Not a speck of cereal"
Day 4 petition to check out Gift of Nothing by Karma Vulture. Super sick bass-forward band that I know you'll love ;)
I don’t believe you’ve never seen his book before!
And this album Overnight Sensation is probably his most “approachable” album for the uninitiated in his supremely vast catalog.
The poodle bites!
Hey you could try another kind of music...anime songs. You will definitely enjoy and be surprised with the quality and it's very diferent. I recomend you start with any Attack on Titan opening. I'm sure that it's gonna be a great and new experience for you and your fans.
I believe they perform the main motif a total of 10 times (I counted) in the original Attack on Titan opening theme. The song is only 1 min and 30 seconds, and it makes me want to run away, screaming, from the TV every time, haha.
@@Volmire1 Yeah I know the feeling...and it's so well done that in only 1:30 minutes they do so much. It's insane
Everything you are saying has already been discussed. I like the Sammy Hager Adage , What is understood does not need to be discussed, Right Edward....................????????????????
You were just listening to Ralph. He is the drummer on this whole album.
You should check out his song "Broken Hearts are for A$$holes"
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But do you have six degrees of Kevin Bacon?
Day 38 of asking geebz to react to ningen isu - heartless scat or namahage
Dirty Love is a pretty low end choice, given the immense depths of his catalogue.
EDIT: "Poodle Bites, Poodle Chews" is a line that recurs here and there in his oeuvre.
EDIT/EDIT: You should consider something (anything) off his Joe's Garage effort. It's, IMO, his magnum opus. Maybe even consider doing an entire side of the four sided album. It's structured like the score to a musical play about the pitfalls of the music industry. Every song is a blast and in its totality, the whole is far more than the sum of its parts!
The first Zappa album that I ever heard. I’ve been hooked ever since.
MESHUGGAH UPLOAD NEW VIDEO MUSIC
The way the cancel culture is nowadays you would be unable to have music like that come out now they would never allow it they would have protest cry sob and complain until they took it off the air or off the market.
And I'm sure that there are people that will watch your channel that are fully invested in the cancel culture because they feel they know what's best for you and you don't get a choice in the matter... pretty scary
Zappa never met a guitar he didn't shred.
Day 2 of waiting for julian casablancas+the voidz - human sadness reaction video :(
I've never really listen to frank zappa. LOVE the instrumentals but not so much his vocals, seemed drab. Maybe it's just this song, who knows. If there's something in the song that was cutting edge then please just say it because it gives context. Hope your arm is doing ok.
Zappa is all about the composition.
@@raz0rcarich99 Does that mean my comment is less offensive?