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Tsinava posted:Dweezil is lucky in that he got the cool name out of Zappa's (3?) kids. Diva Muffin is pretty cool
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oh yeah i forgot about her
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Tsinava posted:oh yeah i forgot about her Moon is not that uncommon in her age group (kids with hippie parents).
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Peaches En Regalia is my favorite tune. I liked his other stuff a lot more when I did drugs.
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i am sensing a pattern here that anything with words is toilet humor and anything without words is either bitchin' guitar solos or 18/12 mallet solos in F-sharp minor
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he wrote that song about bdsm and being gay that was a masive dance hit in scandinavia
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John Denver Hoxha posted:
loving A right.
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what's the ugliest part of your body? what's the ugliest part of your body? some say your nose, others say it's your toes i think it's your mind your mind your mind...
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The Whole Internet posted:what's the ugliest part of your body? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-9FX7bhESs
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John Denver Hoxha posted:i like montana, because it speaks to my dream of being a dental floss tycoon Montana is my favorite Zappa song. Tina Turner and the Ikettes did vocals on it (and a few other songs on Apostrophe/Over-Nite Sensation), and I'd say it has the best vocal part out of any Zappa song. The story goes that Ike Turner heard the crazy vocal lines on Montana and said "What the hell is this poo poo?", never let them work with Zappa again, and had their name taken off the credits to the album. This is another one of my favorite Zappa tunes, Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up, actually written by Jeff Simmons, one of the bassists for the Mothers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Xp1yJLEBTU This is actually a cover from Jeff Simmons' solo album. Zappa played guitar on that track, and it has a great blues feel. I think I like the reggae feel of the Joe's Garage version better, but they're both great: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8GGWqJ-l4U
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Jack Bruce's involvement with Apostrophe:Jack Bruce posted:Right. So Frank, whom I met earlier, appeared one day in the studio and asked me: "Can you take your cello and go to my session?" So I turned up in a NY studio with my cello, I'm listening to his music, pretty awful, and just don't know what to do with myself, and Frank says to me: "Listen, I would like you to play a sound, like this... whaaaaaang!!!" So I did what he asked me to do. Whaaaaaang!!! That was all. That was my input to Frank Zappa's most popular record! (laughs) Frank Zappa posted:Well, that was just a jam thing that happened because he was a friend of (drummer) Jim Gordon. I found it very difficult to play with him; he's too busy. He doesn't really want to play the bass in terms of root functions; I think he has other things on his mind. But that's the way jam sessions go. Which account do you think is true? I'm leaning towards the less douchey one. (ripped straight from Wikipedia)
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