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LOL - I was playing their debut album last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
My favourite of his.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
Some say that lyrically it is misanthropic and misogynistic but that might be why I like it. Plus most of the music is just superb.
Yes it is. No idea what happened to my old vinyl copy, but I know I wouldn't have sold it. Must get another.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
I got one you can have, it's pretty minty I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Just listening to it now (on CD), it really is such a quality album. Plus his Dylan impression on 'Flakes' always makes me laugh.
Zappa produced an enormous canon of work going through many directions. I find his 'vaudeville' period lyrically puerile, but put up with it for his superb guitar playing.
I saw him in London years ago - it was his "Titties and Beer" tour and he was excellent. A true showman.
Zappa and Beefheart , never owned anything by either of them, neither to my taste in music
Zappa did all sorts, I find a lot it unlistenable but the stuff he did that I like, I really like.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
Got quite a lot of Beefheart's stuff when I was young, but now I only ever listen to 'Clear Spot'. Most of it is just too self-indulgent for me.