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Frank Zappa & The Mothers - Fillmore East, June 1971 (1971) [1995] CD-Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Frank Zappa & The Mothers
- Title: Fillmore East, June 1971
- Year Of Release: 1971 [1995]
- Label: Rykodisc [RCD 10512]
- Genre: Jazz, Rock, Avantgarde
- Quality: FLAC (*tracks + .cue,log)
- Total Time: 00:42:11
- Total Size: 292 mb (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
This live record was recorded with the Flo & Eddie incarnation of the ever-changing Mothers line-up. The vocal duo, which had considerable chart success as the Turtles, parodied their success as "rock stars" here, and Zappa utilized their soul and doo-wop-style vocals for maximum comedic effect.
The set works as a comedy record as much as anything else. They perform their huge hit "Happy Together," but it's done as a goof. Zappa and Flo & Eddie talk over the backbeat like standup comics.
Listeners' enjoyment of the record will be directly proportional to their appreciation of funny but gross humor featuring creamed corn, donkeys, hemorrhoids, enchiladas wrapped in pickle sauce, and endless genitalia references.
While there are some pieces from previous records ("Peaches En Regalia," and "Willie the Pimp" from HOT RATS) the centerpiece of the record is a loose narrative beginning with "The Mud Shark," a tale of an actual motel in Seattle where people would fish out the window.
Though it could hardly be called a commercial record (even its cover is scrawled in pencil), for some bizarre reason, it made it to the Top 40.
Tracks:
01. Little House I Used To Live In
02. The Mud Shark
03. What Kind of Girl Do You Think We Are?
04. Bwana Dik
05. Latex Solar Beef
06. Willie The Pimp
07. Do You Like My New Car?
08. Happy Together (Bonner/Gordon)
09. Lonesome Electric Turkey
10. Peaches En Regalia
11. Tears Began To Fall
The set works as a comedy record as much as anything else. They perform their huge hit "Happy Together," but it's done as a goof. Zappa and Flo & Eddie talk over the backbeat like standup comics.
Listeners' enjoyment of the record will be directly proportional to their appreciation of funny but gross humor featuring creamed corn, donkeys, hemorrhoids, enchiladas wrapped in pickle sauce, and endless genitalia references.
While there are some pieces from previous records ("Peaches En Regalia," and "Willie the Pimp" from HOT RATS) the centerpiece of the record is a loose narrative beginning with "The Mud Shark," a tale of an actual motel in Seattle where people would fish out the window.
Though it could hardly be called a commercial record (even its cover is scrawled in pencil), for some bizarre reason, it made it to the Top 40.
Tracks:
01. Little House I Used To Live In
02. The Mud Shark
03. What Kind of Girl Do You Think We Are?
04. Bwana Dik
05. Latex Solar Beef
06. Willie The Pimp
07. Do You Like My New Car?
08. Happy Together (Bonner/Gordon)
09. Lonesome Electric Turkey
10. Peaches En Regalia
11. Tears Began To Fall
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Jazz | Rock | FLAC / APE | CD-Rip
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