Mr. Green Genes

P.S. Below is an adage from Franky: "Music journalism is made up of people who can't write interviewing people who can't talk for people who can't read" (regarding favorable criticism or not).

and I share other things already reported by Fusillo and Mandrake

Due to the review 1) because the album had already been adequately reviewed by Piezzecore 2) because I hardly agree with some of your statements a) "Burnt Weeny Sandwich" is not, in my opinion, one of the highest peaks reached by the Uncle b) "One Size Fits All" is a masterpiece, one of the Zappa jewels (see my review) c) moreover in the '70s, in addition to the already mentioned album, he made records like "Waka/Jawaka," "Roxy & Elsewhere," "Joe's Garage" that are definitely superior to this one (in my Zappa opinion) d) to say a little less disappointing than "Zappa in New York" (is an offense to Zappa and all Zappa scholars) because it is EXTRAORDINARY. In short, if you had omitted this introduction about other albums, you would have deserved a full 5. Even though thrilling both critics and the public is certainly not synonymous with a great album, for me it is good but not a masterpiece.

it was the INadequate (and the Mothers have nothing to do with it)

Well done Adam, some historical inaccuracies and the appropriate emphasis that there's a supergroup here but the review is fine. This is an amazing live performance that leaves you speechless. MASTERPIECE!

Nice review, I’m not familiar with the album (other than by name) but I will make sure to buy it.

wlado, did you run away with your tail between your legs?????

Occult Supersovereign certainly includes Lynch (I would also add "Lost Highway") but also many others not mentioned...

Masterpiece seems a bit too much for a getaway, a good film.

Smartass (mivca tanto) escape from Alcatraz is not exactly Eastwood.