Man Or Myth......Zappa.
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dawman
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ronnie
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Re: Man Or Myth......Zappa.
When I was in my senior year in college I had to do an essay on a composer of choice. Naturally, they were into classical and Schoenberg but I did mine on Frank Zappa. The class loved it. The Professor never heard of him. I did some cuts from "Freak-Out", "The Grand Wazoo" and he was incredulous. He never heard anything like it but started comparing parts to other composers and analyzing the music. I got an A+. 
Man, Myth, and Superb Musician.
The foxy ladies loved it. I was gigging a lot and had a nice apartment overlooking the park in NYC, king-size bed, brand new BMW, mind-altering accouterments, 'nuff said.
Man, Myth, and Superb Musician.
The foxy ladies loved it. I was gigging a lot and had a nice apartment overlooking the park in NYC, king-size bed, brand new BMW, mind-altering accouterments, 'nuff said.
"I’ve come to the conclusion that synths are like potatoes, they’re no good raw—you’ve got to cook ‘em, and I cooked these sounds for months before I got them to the point where they sounded musical to me." Lyle Mays
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dawman
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Re: Man Or Myth......Zappa.
Right on brotha’ man Ronnie.
Berkeley @ Boston does entire Zappa Orchestrations that are fantastic, great players too.
Berkeley @ Boston does entire Zappa Orchestrations that are fantastic, great players too.
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Faves : Roxy & Elsewhere, Sheik Yerbouti and Joes Garage.