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  Frank Zappa is a great dude, great ideas, great persona, but face it: His music is mostly unlistenable.
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No argument here.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ialhaxhr7iA

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he was brilliant, and a brilliant troll.

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Here's an even better one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4hzVpYAP-U

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. said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ialhaxhr7iA




I made it to ~0:40. I think that's a personal record.
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. said:I made it to ~0:40. I think that's a personal record.



Dinah-Moe-Humm's more humorous. You should make it all the way through that one.
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Frank Zappa is a great dude, great ideas, great persona, but face it: His music is mostly unlistenable.
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Fact is he put out a hundred albums and about ten songs total are memorable. Lots of self indulgent crap otherwise.
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He's one of those musicians I always thought I should like on general principles, but somehow ive never quite been able to bring myself to actually enjoy.
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What is there to like about his personality? His whole schtick was making fun of music put out by other people and considered "good" by the mainstream. Meanwhile he never put out anything himself that is worth listening to.

Just another insecure poser. :shrug:
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Zappa has massive Aspie appeal. Much like Monty Python.
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I remember playing jazz ensemble versions of some of his tunes. They were pretty OK.
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best zappa song with mass appeal (melody)
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I feel the same about zappa, I did hear an instrumental song the other day on the college radio station it was very intricate and pretty awesome. I was surprised to hear it was zappa after it was done. I think when he decides to sing is when things go off the deep end.
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This is my all time favorite guitar composition, written and performed by the one and only, the great Frank Zappa.
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. said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ialhaxhr7iA




I made it to ~0:40. I think that's a personal record.



Personal in that you had to be alive in the 70s.
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Great guitarist too. Check out his solo in 'Stinkfoot' (live broadcast) on Youtube.
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He leeched everything he ever knew and did off of Don Van Vliet

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http://assets.rollingstone.com/assets/images/story/captain-beefheart-dead-at-age-69-20101217/1000x306/main.jpg
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he was hard-wired Greek
and that colors a lot of his ideas of good instrumentalism
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BobHopesColostomyBag said:He leeched everything he ever knew and did off of Don Van Vliet

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http://assets.rollingstone.com/assets/images/story/captain-beefheart-dead-at-age-69-20101217/1000x306/main.jpg



Bullshit.
You read a magazine article somewhere.
That is all you know.
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BobHopesColostomyBag said:He leeched everything he ever knew and did off of Don Van Vliet

:discussionclosed:

http://assets.rollingstone.com/assets/images/story/captain-beefheart-dead-at-age-69-20101217/1000x306/main.jpg



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this isn't the version I hoped to find but here is his take on TV preachers and national politics back in the Cold War days


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BIPFT said:
BobHopesColostomyBag said:He leeched everything he ever knew and did off of Don Van Vliet

:discussionclosed:

http://assets.rollingstone.com/assets/images/story/captain-beefheart-dead-at-age-69-20101217/1000x306/main.jpg



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