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Now I see if I catch Bozzio Flinstones Style.
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<<< One of these days i'll erase all the tapes in the world! >>> (then there's a delirium like "space, black, light") <<< Hello Frank Zappa! .... Hi boys and girls, i'm jimmy carl black and i'm the indian of the group >>> is the intro of We Are All Here for Money, the legendary Jimmy dressed as a woman, it's a riot. However, those you mention are just Zappa's over-the-top characters, it's like a stage costume, it doesn't count :D. But indeed Bozzio deserves to be included, if only for the fact that at his age he went on tour with Fantomas, not caring about aging even if sometimes he wore reading glasses to look at the scores, what a great guy. Then his bells and cowbells set a standard, pecoraro drummer style.
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Yes, yes! That of Belushi! That "live" was incredible, they must have paid a fortune for him to perform and he did a cabaret sit-in, he was the best.
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Ingrandisci questa immagine <- This is a Bijoux, especially considering that Zappa spent the last 10 years of his life saying he never used drugs. EYA. We all believe it.
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Who is the biggest tacky one in the Zappa Band? Well, Zappa obviously, huh. In the Mothers Of Invention, I'm torn between Jimmy Carl Black for his face (Google it to believe it) and Roy Estrada for his goofy expressions... but as for the tackiest in terms of tacky lifestyle, I think it has to be Ray Collins, who I believe I’ve seen in some movies (but I forget a movie ten minutes after I’ve watched it, so I might be wrong) Ingrandisci questa immagine (Collins is the one in the middle, Jimmy CB is the one to the right of Collins, Estrada isn’t in this picture). As for Zappa's solo work, I wouldn’t know, because he was the one who made them tacky, so it doesn't count :D
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Ah, Ajeje: Zappa's live performances on American television are amazing to find online (especially since they're not for sale); he really mocked them there. They don’t sound very good, but you’re not missing anything, it’s all just a spoof. Definitely look for those because they’re truly worth it. Subtitles: "I can do nothing and you'll still applaud me."
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But in Man From Utopia it always sounds like "Go"... I didn't understand the comparison, also because I never remember the titles of the songs, I'll jot it down and listen to it tonight ;). The G3 bores me to death because all that guitar weighs me down, just like solo piano, solo bass, and solo drums concerts... I find minimalism tough, I can't get there, it cuts me in two. If it's a circus of Elephants, Tigers, Camels, and Zibibbs, okay, but just Elephants or just Zibibbs is boring. I don’t know, a famous one... Koln Concert by Jarrett, he's a monster, but I don't listen to the album: it bores me. But I don't say "shitty album," it just bores me.
Tool Lateralus
26 sep 05
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Ah, Maynardo is a jerk, he really gets on my nerves, if he loses his voice I'll laugh for months. To me, he's the least essential of Tool, just a cherry on top, nothing more. He has a scary voice, but the singer is never necessary; if a band's strong point is the singer, it means it's a shitty band :D
Tool Lateralus
26 sep 05
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I go through phases; sometimes I like them, and I think they enjoy seeing so many fans who admire them for this stuff. Other times I think they are gayer than their fans and truly believe in this stuff. But they are the best rock band around, so I try not to overthink whether their stuff is really nonsense or just a gimmick to sell, even though in the end, you always fall into the trap—it's a vicious circle.
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"I also know and listen to lesser-known groups like Aphex Twin." True, true... I also know and listen to lesser-known artists like Radiohead, the one who made Kid A, underground stuff.