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Flea
PostPosted: Fri Jan 06, 2012 3:12 pm 
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I really don't care about cover songs, but mathilda is too cute :D

oh and to see serj tankian was a big suprise to me :)

peaces is awsome! it would be great to hear 88 concert with songs that didn't make it on any of the previous releases

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I can't say how happy I am that I do not spend much time here at this forum.


That make me happy, too.

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Get it straight the new term for so called fans with overt negativity towards any given instance of thw composers work is "Cackling Hens", and speaking of Jimi Hendrix's involvement with We're Only In It For The Money and but also Lumpy Money, thank you very much, your presence is still with us .

I can't say how happy I am that I do not spend much time here at this forum. I rarely see intellectual debate of art. Since the place first went live it has often been overrun by overt adolescent critical analysis of the Zappa Family Trust and Franks work within the Zappa Family Archival Matter In Living Ylem. It's far more perverse than a parent worrying about what little Annie does when she goes to town and all the creeps she hangs around. The relationship fans have with the composers work...., I'm speaking of those with overt negativity towards the composers work, that is something I have never had much tolerance for. The composers work has had far too many levers on it for decades and my tolerance for any overt negativity is slim. I am NOT asking or stating that people have to enjoy the entire big note as I do but more-so heed some respect and let the composers work stand on it's own without all this overt negativity spin doctored into a school yard forum. The truth that the composers work deserves is for it to live in peace and that we all encourage everyone to remove all levers against it. Fans have their overt negativity bow ties too tight.

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Trendy thinks he's being clever and wants to prove to you that he has memorized the lyrics from Whats the Ugliest... :

Where did Annie go
When she went to town?
Who are all those creeps
That she brings around?


Thanks Arky, should have known I was being tested on FZ lyrical references... :shock:

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FZ played it on the radio in 1979.
1977 :wink:

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cleon wrote:
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FZ played it on the radio in 1979.
1977 :wink:


No, 1979. "Dead Girls" was part of the Shankar album. FZ met him in September 1978 when his band shared a bill with John McLaughlin, and produced Shankar's album in England shortly before starting his 1979 tour there.
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pbuzby wrote:
cleon wrote:
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FZ played it on the radio in 1979.
1977 :wink:


No, 1979. "Dead Girls" was part of the Shankar album. FZ met him in September 1978 when his band shared a bill with John McLaughlin, and produced Shankar's album in England shortly before starting his 1979 tour there.
Why a couple or more say on IINK,Radio 1977 not none say 1979.

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cleon wrote:
Why a couple or more say on IINK,Radio 1977 not none say 1979.


FZ played Lather on the radio in 1977. You may be getting confused because "Dead Girls of London" appeared on the bootleg Leatherette along with a bunch of Lather tunes. However, DGoL was recorded after Lather and was never intended to be part of Lather. So pbuzby is correct -- DGoL was played on radio WPIX, NYC, FZ as DJ
1979 09 06 - September 6th 1979.

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:D whats the recording date for DGOL with Van Morrison then :mrgreen:

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cleon wrote:
:D whats the recording date for DGOL with Van Morrison then :mrgreen:


According to the following article, FZ was producing the album at the same time as the London rehearsals for the 1979 European tour, so it looks like recording sessions took place in January - February '79.

http://www.afka.net/articles/1979-05_Guitar.htm

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Van Morrison ain't on the album 8)

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Van Morrison was signed to Warner Bros. at the time, so of course Zappa could not use his performance on the album.
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Correction Van Morrison Split From Warners for short time Even a different label 1978 release.

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Correction Van Morrison Split From Warners for short time Even a different label 1978 release.


But Into the Music was released by Warner Bros in the US in 1979.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Music

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Guys, remember who you're arguing with...

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You can forget Trying too educate somebody with a load of made up numbers statistic are for people who can't think for themselves

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FalseDichotomy wrote:
cleon wrote:
Correction Van Morrison Split From Warners for short time Even a different label 1978 release.


But Into the Music was released by Warner Bros in the US in 1979.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Music

Yes though Van morrisn may have split from warners and went back.or maybe FZ was the only person too ever split from warners :P

VM engineer ended up engineering for FZ so Mick Glossip split from Warners :wink:

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