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Frank Vincent Zappa was the father and "mother of invention" of total music, conceiving the complete fusion of Rock, Jazz, and Classical Music. Discover the review
Frank Vincent Zappa was the father and "mother of invention" of total music, conceiving the complete fusion of Rock, Jazz, and Classical Music.
Frank from Cucamonga, self-taught composer, is not just a rock musician with cultured ambitions. Discover the review
Frank from Cucamonga, self-taught composer, is not just a rock musician with cultured ambitions.
Many things can be said about Frank Zappa, but not that he was a novice. Discover the review
Many things can be said about Frank Zappa, but not that he was a novice.
In "Cruising" (an album that over time I have appreciated more and more), that saccharine sentimentalism that infects so many stupid songs is targeted, which would lead Zappa, in the album "Sheik Yerbouti" released in 1979, to title a song "Broken Hearts Are for Assholes" (broken hearts are for assholes, no less...). Discover the review
In "Cruising" (an album that over time I have appreciated more and more), that saccharine sentimentalism that infects so many stupid songs is targeted, which would lead Zappa, in the album "Sheik Yerbouti" released in 1979, to title a song "Broken Hearts Are for Assholes" (broken hearts are for assholes, no less...).
Released a few months before Frank Zappa’s death, the recordings actually date back to October 25, 1968, when the mustachioed composer organized a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, writing, moreover, almost everything found in the work in question, except for "Progress?" (Preston/Underwood/Gardner/Tripp/Sherwood/Zappa), "The Jimmy Carl Black Philosophy Lesson" (Black/Zappa) and "Holding The Group Back" (Estrada/Underwood/Zappa). Discover the review
Released a few months before Frank Zappa’s death, the recordings actually date back to October 25, 1968, when the mustachioed composer organized a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, writing, moreover, almost everything found in the work in question, except for "Progress?" (Preston/Underwood/Gardner/Tripp/Sherwood/Zappa), "The Jimmy Carl Black Philosophy Lesson" (Black/Zappa) and "Holding The Group Back" (Estrada/Underwood/Zappa).
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