fuzzygobo
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Yes, the 70s lineup was far more polished than the original 60s Mother’s.
Sheik Yerbouti was my first Zappa album, and introduced me to the genius of Terry Bozzio (Missing Persons) ion drums, and Adrian Belew (King Crimson) on guitar.
It was hard to narrow it to 10. Joe’s Garage and You Are What You Is were contenders.
Fillmore ‘71 and Just Another Band From LA were great showing Flo and Eddie’s vocal hijinks.
I’m as old as Zappa was when he died. By then he released 60 albums. That’s roughly an album every six months. Nobody worked as hard as him.
Sheik Yerbouti was my first Zappa album, and introduced me to the genius of Terry Bozzio (Missing Persons) ion drums, and Adrian Belew (King Crimson) on guitar.
It was hard to narrow it to 10. Joe’s Garage and You Are What You Is were contenders.
Fillmore ‘71 and Just Another Band From LA were great showing Flo and Eddie’s vocal hijinks.
I’m as old as Zappa was when he died. By then he released 60 albums. That’s roughly an album every six months. Nobody worked as hard as him.