- Jazzmosis recorded Frank Zappa's 'Blessed Relief' on their selftitled album
- Ossi Duri  : New Live album "Gnan Gnam" - due out in december
- SAF Publishing has another Zappa-related book coming out in June: "Academy Zappa" by Ben Watson and Esther Leslie
 

TRUBEE GOES AT IT AGAIN

I remember 2 bitches in particular--Mrs. Jones, my 4th grade teacher at Johnson Park School, and my 5th grade teacher Miss Mathers at John Witherspoon School in Princeton, New Jersey. They'd stand at the head of the class throughout the school year hectoring us and telling us what little brats we were. A couple of girls might be whispering at the back of the classroom, Miss Mathers would see them, and in turn spend the next half hour hectoring the shit out of the whole classroom.

One time our gym teacher, Mr. Plummer, had to receive medical attention and take some time off work for a back problem. Asshole Millie Mathers told us that it was our fault, that we were so demanding and ungrateful that we broke Mr. Plummer's back.

As kids we had to just sit and listen to this shit, uncomprehending and innocent of what she was bitching about. As a child I remember being hectored by adults that I felt I was repeatedly mauled by tigers and was powerless to stop it.

Many people who become teachers have no business having children under their charge. This tenor of adults, in the public school classrooms and elsewhere, hectoring and screaming at and scolding children, led me to loathe the adult world and vow to never become one if them, not unlike the alienated protagonist of Gunther Grass' 'The Tin Drum'.

The echoes of hectoring scolds still fill my ears today, and I still perceive human relations as one of dominance and control, not unlike how adults treat children. My solution to this tiresome, exhausting, timewasting, obstructionist, enervating dominance by other people is to stay the hell away from them as much as possible.

I thought that as time progressed--as people became more intelligent and experienced and enlightened and tolerant--that the obnoxious, scolding bitches would be weeded out and eliminated from humanity as their overt assholism is recognized, exposed, and expunged from the human dungheap. I have sadly discovered that this is not the case.
People do not become more intelligent over time. People are idiots.

Which brings me to Dr. Laura. Those tiresome, hectoring bitches still thrive today because so many people just LOVE to bully others with their damnedable rules. To them, Dr. Laura is their patron saint. I love when stupid people, mostly women, unfortunately, call up Dr. Laura proudly stating "I am my kid's mom", explain their family problem or situation, then have Dr. Laura rip them a new asshole telling them how greedy, selfish, evil, or stupid they are for not submitting to her dictates and ethics. If someone stupidly wanders into the tiger cage, then they rightfully deserve to be mauled by the tiger.

I enjoy listening to Dr. Laura with the same delighted sense of relief as one who has been repeatedly mauled by tigers delights in using a stick to taunt the tiger locked behind bars. Dr. Laura is on the radio, I hear her voice as vibrations from the cones of my stereo loudspeakers moving as the result of distant radio waves. The bitch can't hurt me, she can't dominate me, she can't control my life, her blathering rules are just so many impotent gaseous emissions.

Now do you understand why we must destroy the obnoxious, bitchy rulemongers?

Now do you understand why we must escape to sunny, summer countryside hilltops and let the hectoring rulemongers shit on their stupid adult victims in the torture chambers down below?

NOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND?

NOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND?

-- John Trubee
 

CHRIS OPPERMAN 20050125

* Chris Opperman Presents @ Level One - Feb. 1st & 15th

SPECIAL OPPS will be performing on Tuesday, February 1st in our first full band show in months!  I've been working the new line-up (Andre LaFosse (guitar)/Jen Kuhn (electric cello)/Daren Burns (electric bass)/David Gaziel (drums) and myself) extra hard for this show and it's going to be great! 

SPECIAL OPPS goes on at 8:30, followed by the Andre Comeau Band (from the original "Real World"), and a solo performance by Andre LaFosse at 10:30.  There will also be drink specials! 

$5/21+.  Level One is located at 6311 Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles. 

Feb. 15th's line-up is Jen Kuhn's ensemble Triple Helix, opera-expatriate-turned-singer/songwriter Arden Kaywin (who played my wife in "A Very Space Opera"), and everyone's favorite country-rock ensemble Jettson.

* New Videos Now On-line!

• Parcelona: http://www.oppymusic.com/files/Parcelona2.wmv

• Miles Behind: http://www.oppymusic.com/files/MilesBehind.wmv

Two new videos from my 26th birthday party at Room 5 last Novemeber compiled by myself and Johnny D featuring Clark Freeman on drums, Jen Kuhn on the electric cello and Talia Mays on vocals!  Enjoy!

Music is the best.

-- Chris Opperman
 

TRUBEE # 9

-- John Trubee
 

JOE TRAVERS AND THE VAULT

Unlocking Zappa Treasures
Preservation and restoration results in releases from legendary Zappa Vault

GRAMMY.com
Laurel Fishman

Frank Zappa

Under Frank Zappa's family house in Los Angeles, the "Vault" is jam-packed from floor to ceiling with every possible recordable audio, video and film media. Within its concrete walls, the temperature-controlled Vault contains literally thousands of tapes, all neatly organized and labeled. "The Vault is infamous among Zappa fans as a treasure trove of material," says Joe Travers, official "Vaultmeister." Bit by bit, the gems are emerging.

These jewels represent the late Zappa's prolific output, spanning 30-plus years and musical genres from doo-wop to classical. Decades before the global economy, Zappa was selling out international venues that other popular musicians of the time never even dreamed of playing. From his early days around Los Angeles in the 1960s with the original Mothers Of Invention, to world tours, experiments on the Synclavier, and his orchestral works, Zappa relentlessly recorded his musical
adventures.

The limitations of existing technology made it generally prohibitive for most artists to do so, but Zappa used mobile recording gear to capture his lengthy concerts. Travers learned how to "bake" the resulting tapes, heat-treating them in a convection oven at 130 degrees for four to eight hours. "Baking the tapes secures the oxide to the tape's backing so it won't shed when it's being played back," Travers explains. "If it sheds and turns into gummy residue, it's gone forever." So far, Travers has baked about 100 tapes.

When he started as Vaultmeister in the mid-'90s, Travers' job was to identify and catalog the material. He created a database, designating Zappa's ever-changing band personnel and determining song titles and which material had already been released. Travers pored over documents, publications and Web sites, and talked with the musicians involved.

Inside the Vault, Travers also found "a helluva lot of film and video, from 8 mm all the way up to one- and two-inch masters." Travers says there is early-'60s footage of Zappa's original Studio Z and from later years at the family house. There are outtakes from Zappa films Uncle Meat and Baby Snakes, and Zappa concerts on Halloween 1977 and live at
the Roxy in 1973, and more.

The Vault also houses rehearsal tapes, Zappa interviews, trim reels and other remnants. "After Frank got a mix using razor-blade edits, this was the stuff that didn't make it onto the record," Travers says. "There are a lot of rough mixes and versions of albums before Frank ripped them apart. I get to hear the missing pieces of the large puzzle."

Prior to becoming Vaultmeister, Travers already held some of the pieces. A drummer who played with Zappa sons Dweezil and Ahmet in their band Z during the mid-'90s, Travers was a serious Frank Zappa fan from an early age. "I had a massive collection," he says. "I read every book and had every Zappa record, dozens of bootlegs. And this was before eBay!"

One day in 1995, Joe requested a tour of the legendary Vault. "Just by looking at the names on the boxes," Travers remembers, "I knew more about the contents of the Vault than anyone working there at the time," including various audio experts. "The staff went back and told [Frank's widow] Gail that I knew more about what's in the Vault than anybody
else. She said, 'Great, he's the Vaultmeister.'"

Before 2003, Travers focused on refining his digital editing skills while cataloging and baking the tapes. Then the Zappas refurbished the recording studio adjacent to the Vault, allowing Travers to "dive into other tape formats with the best possible technology," he says.

In EQ-ing and mastering Zappa's music, Travers is salvaging arcane nuggets to appeal to hardcore Zappa fanatics, "material that otherwise wouldn't find a home on a major Zappa release." These obscurities are becoming the "Joe's" album series, starting with the current Joe's Corsage , whose title is a play on Zappa's 1979 Joe's Garage albums.

Joe's Corsage includes Zappa demos from 1965, '60s interview snippets, and perhaps the rarest of all Zappa rarities, a love song: "I'm So Happy I Could Cry." In typical Zappa fashion, it later mutated into the irreverent "Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance" from the classic Zappa album We're Only In It For The Money.

Starting in 2002, Vault packages are being released on the Vaulternative label, created by Gail Zappa. Among its live concert recordings, a possible documentary and other as-yet-unreleased projects, "we're working on four different albums right now," Travers says. "I submit material to Gail and Dweezil for them to decide upon, or they come to me and say, 'We need material from this-or-that era.'"

While Dweezil Zappa concentrates on remixing his father's recordings into surround sound for future Vaulternative albums, Gail Zappa is instituting a subscription service for purchasing Vault releases. "There are most likely 40 albums that can come out of the Vault, not including the series I'm doing," says Travers.

"There's so much I don't even know about yet. The more I dive into the Vault, especially in the formats I wasn't able to document or play before now, the more possibilities keep coming up."

(Laurel Fishman is a writer and editor specializing in entertainment media. She reports regularly for GRAMMY.com, writes the EducationWatch column, and is an advocate for the benefits of music-making, music-listening, music education, music therapy and music-and-the-brain research.)

-- info: Marco "Kallie" Kalnenek
 

CHRISTOPHE DELBROUCK

• "Frank Zappa et la dinette de chrome" &
• "Frank Zappa et l'Amérique parfaite",

both by Christophe Delbrouck.

Also scheduled in France for 2005 is the re-edition of French version of The Real Frank Zappa Book...

The picture on the right shows the cover of the latest album by the Nasal Retentive Orchestra. One of my favourite albums from 2004. Also from France:

• nasal retentive orchestra: live
      (2004, cd, fr, pickaboo nro 004)

TRUBEE # 8

-- John Trubee
 

CAPTAIN BEEFHEART

• captain beefheart: live 'n' rare
      (2004, 2cd, uk, ozitcd 9003)
   
  • Oh, what can I say about this latest Ozit Morpheus Records release?
    It's limited, handnumbered, comes in a cardboard box and includes some postcards, but all this packaging can't hide the fact that I had expected a bit more...
    
    Completists and collectors only, I'd say.

new * new * new * new * new * new * new * new * new

THE HENTCHMEN

• the hentchmen: formsfollowsfuntion
      (2004, cd, usa, times beach)
   
  •  The Hentchmen recorded Frank Zappa’s ‘Why Don’t You Do Me Right’ on their latest “FormsFollowsFunction” album. It’s the hidden track (after number 12).

-- info: Zjakki Willems

new * new * new * new * new * new * new * new * new

THE STEALING ORCHESTRA

website  http://www.stealingorchestra.com

Netlabel - You Are Not Stealing Records  http://www.stealingorchestra.com/mainrecords.htm

albums   http://www.stealingorchestra.com/secretlink.htm
 

TRUBEE # 7

"Enervating workaday drudgery sucks the music out of our souls. Stop the universal zombification of humanity by the demands of our mindless consumer culture. Quit your job today and come play in the park with me!"

-- John Trubee

STEVE VAI - UPDATE

Check out http://www.vai.com/News/tourdates.html for more info.

• 2005/03/01  Marquee Theatre,  Phoenix, AZ, usa

• 2005/03/02  Sunshine Theatre,  Albuquerque, NM, usa

• 2005/03/04  Verizon Wireless Theatre,  Houston, TX, usa

• 2005/03/05  Granada Theatre,  Dallas, TX, usa

• 2005/03/06  Antone's,  Austin, TX, usa

• 2005/03/08  New Daisy Theatre,  Memphis, TN, usa

• 2005/03/09  The Cannery,  Nashville, TN , usa

• 2005/03/10  Boutwell Auditorium,  Birmingham, AL, usa

• 2005/03/11  House of Blues,  New Orleans, LA, usa

• 2005/03/14  Tampa Theatre,  Tampa, FL, usa

• 2005/03/15  Julius Littman PAC,  Miami, FL, usa

• 2005/03/16  House of Blues,  Orlando, FL, usa

• 2005/03/17  Freebird Live,  Jacksonville, FL, usa

• 2005/03/18  House of Blues,  Myrtle Beach, SC, usa

• 2005/03/19  The Roxy,  Atlanta, GA, usa

• 2005/03/20  The Orange Peel ,  Asheville, NC , usa

• 2005/03/22  Ziggy's,  Winston Salem, NC, usa

• 2005/03/23  Birchmere,  Alexandria, VA, usa

• 2005/03/24  Rams Head Live,  Baltimore, MD, usa

• 2005/03/25  Webster Theatre,  Hartford, CT, usa

• 2005/03/26  Town Hall,  New York, NY, usa

• 2005/03/28  The Trocadero Theatre,  Philadelphia, PA, usa

• 2005/03/29  Westbury Music Fair,  Westbury, NY, usa

• 2005/03/30  Starland Ballroom,  Sayreville, NJ, usa

• 2005/03/31  Avalon Ballroom,  Boston, MA, usa

• 2005/04/01  Metropolis,  Montreal, QC, usa

• 2005/04/02  Massey Hall,  Toronto, ONT, usa

• 2005/04/04  Univ. Buffalo Center for Arts,  Buffalo, NY, usa

• 2005/04/05  Rex Theatre,  Pittsburgh, PA, usa

• 2005/04/06  House of Blues,  Cleveland, OH, usa

• 2005/04/07  Newport Music Hall,  Columbus, OH, usa

• 2005/04/08  State Theatre,  Detroit, MI, usa

• 2005/04/09  Bogart's,  Cincinnati, OH, usa

• 2005/04/10  The Pageant,  St. Louis, MO, usa

• 2005/04/12  The Eagles Club,  Milwaukee, WI, usa

• 2005/04/13  House of Blues,  Chicago, IL, usa

• 2005/04/14  To Be Announced,  To Be Announced

• 2005/04/15  Fitzgerald Theatre, St. Paul, MN, usa

• 2005/04/16  To Be Announced

• 2005/04/17  To Be Announced

• 2005/04/19  Fox Theatre,  Boulder, CO, usa

• 2005/04/20  The Venue (formerly Brick's Club),  Salt Lake City, UT , usa

• 2005/04/21  The Big Easy,  Boise, ID, usa

• 2005/04/22  Showbox,  Seattle, WA, usa

• 2005/04/23  Commodore Ballroom,  Vancouver, BC, usa

• 2005/04/24  Roseland Theatre,  Portland, OR, usa

• 2005/04/26  The Fillmore,  San Francisco, CA, usa

• 2005/04/27  The Grove,  Anaheim, CA, usa

• 2005/04/28  House of Blues,  Las Vegas, NV, usa

• 2005/04/29  4th and B,  San Diego, CA, usa

• 2005/04/30  Wiltern Theatre,  Los Angeles, CA, usa

TRUBEE # 6

-- John Trubee
 

FRANK NUYTS  *  HARDSCORE

• 2005/01/29 concert ‘rekkelinge’, deinze, belgium

• 2005/02/11 concert koksijde, belgium: “britannis”

• 2005/02/16 concert deinze, belgium: “low key music”

• 2005/02/27 concert veurne, belgium: “1^st suite from bekket”

• 2005/03/05 concert ‘cc’, lokeren, belgium : “britannis”

more info at  http://www.hardscore.be
 

TRUBEE # 5

-- John Trubee
 

MORE ARCHIVES STUFF

"the complete guide to the music of frank zappa"

by ben watson
    (1998, book, uk, omnibus press)

Sal Marquez' solo album, a tribute to Miles Davis:

• sal marquez: one for dewey
      (1992, cd, usa, grp records)

from the archives * from the archives

TRUBEE # 4

-- John Trubee
 

JEFF HOLLIE

• ike willis: shoulda gone before i left
      (1988, lp, us, enigma records  3292-1)

• ike willis: dirty pictures
      (1998, cd, us, muffin record productions 037)

DOMINIQUE JEUNOT

He co-wrote the book "Zappa de Z à A" with Guy Darol (picture on the right).

He participated to the International Conference of Esemplastic Zappology.

My sympathy goes out to those that he left behind.

TRUBEE # 3

-- John Trubee
 

MARQUESON COY

I knew Marqueson when we were 15 years old and he went by Greg. He took me to see Hendrix in '69 (last show with EXP). I never thought Greg would amount to much let alone working for Frank! I should have stayed in touch! Marque was a crazy kid and his folks saw fit to separate the two of us long ago. When I bought the CD "Them or Us" I wondered who Marqueson was, little did I know it was Greg Coy, my partner in crime, at one time....

---------------------

Bob Wyman is a songwriter and has a fabulous looking website www.bobwyman.com.
& be sure to check out a couple of his songs.
 

WM RECORDINGS

Happy Elf is multi instrumentalist Jeroen Elfferich's solo project.
First Contact is a 4 track cd which gives you an idea of Happy Elf's music.
The tracks are from the earlier albums Bright Normal Deep and Bingo in the Country.
For more information check out his site: www.happyelf.nl

As always this release is freely available in mp3 format.

Upcoming projects: D'r Sjaak (Dutch lo-fi pop), Uncle Neptune (children's music for grown ups) and much, much more!

-- Marco Kalnenek  /  WM Recordings
 

ANNELLSSON, MATS & MORGAN

• 1994/05/22 concert 'malmö konsthall', malmö, sweden

  • "en akustisk afton med musik av frank zappa" (an acoustic evening with the music of fz)

    • hans annéllsson, mats & morgan & others...

    • twenty small cigars, number 6, sheik yerbouti tango, treacherous cretins

    • an excellent 13-minute soundboard recording of this performance circulates

-- info: Charles Pater
 

HSK ARNHEM

-- info: Charles Pater
 

TRUBEE # 2

-- John Trubee
 

GREAT GOOGLY MOOGLY

Gustav Svedung: vocals
Peter Knudsen: keyboards
Tobias Grim: guitar
Karl Ekström: tenor sax
Henrik Johnsson: trombone
Jenny Bengtsson: bass
Johannes Persson: percussion
Anders Johansson: drums

• 2003/11/10 concert gothenburg
  • florentine pogen * echidna's arf (of you) * pygmy twylyte * leather * oh no! * the orange county lumber truck * son of orange county * montana * cosmic debris
  • All arrangements made by Anders Johansson except 'Montana', arranged by Peter Knudsen

-- info: Charles Pater
 

SAXOFOURTE

Line-up:

• Thomas Sälze: soprano sax

• Dieter Kraus: alto sax

• Simon Hanrath: tenor sax

• Ralf Ritscher: bass sax

The show got broadcast on the radio:

1. Radio Introduction
2. Stage Introduction
3. Let's Make The Water Turn Black - Zombie Woof - Catholic Girls - Sofa - Cheap Thrills
4. RDNZL
5. Peaches En Regalia -  We Are Not Alone

-- info: Charles Pater
 

TRUBEE # 1

-- John Trubee
 

THE VOICE OF CHEESE: SHOW UPDATE

THE TROUPE

Extra performances were given in 2004, and a couple of new ones have been scheduled for early 2005:

• 2005/02/05 The Troupe - concert 'de naald', naaldwijk, the netherlands

• 2005/02/16 The Troupe - concert 'kennemer theater', beverwijk, the netherlands

• 2005/02/22 The Troupe - concert 'koningstheater', den bosch, the netherlands

• 2005/02/23 The Troupe - concert 'koningstheater', den bosch, the netherlands

• 2005/02/24 The Troupe - concert 'de meerse', hoofddorp, the netherlands

• 2005/04/12 The Troupe - concert 'goudse schouwburg', gouda, the netherlands

• 2005/04/16 The Troupe - concert 'schouwburg', amstelveen, the netherlands

-- info: Ton Rückert
 

NECESSITY IS...

new * new * new * new * new * new * new * new * new

• necessity is… the early years of frank zappa & the mothers of invention
  by billy james
      (2005, book, uk, saf publishing)
   
  • Maybe some of you recall Billy James' excellent book on the early years of the Mothers Of Invention that got published in 2000? Well, this superb book has been revised, it has been given a different cover and (!!) it has been made available again.
    If you want to know more about the early years of Your Mothers, this is the book for you. Billy James has done an enormous amount of research, including a bunch of interviews with some of the original Mothers. Don Preston, Bunk Gardner, Jimmy Carl Black, Roy Estrada, Motorhead Sherwood, Buzz Gardner and even Richard Kunc, share their memories with you. This is essential reading.
     
  • Order your copy at www.safpublishing.com or at your bookstore.

JOHN TRUBEE'S TRIP TO THE ART MUSEUM

A while back I visited the San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art with a friend to check out some art.
I remember seeing an elongated painting by Edward Ruscha, about 1 1/2 feet high by 10 feet long. It simply depicted a dark horizon behind which glowed an apparent dawn. The work was entitled 'America's Future' and its title was stenciled directly into the lower central part of the painting.

Many of Ruscha's works incorporate text directly onto the artwork; many of his paintings are solely comprised of a word or words painted onto a flat surface.
I was intrigued by the work. My favorite times of day are the dawn and the dusk because they look eerie and strange and beautiful. They almost let us observe time itself move as the sun traverses the horizon. The image of the artwork and its title remained in my mind for weeks afterward as I contemplated it.

I then realized that the painting could just as surely be a depiction of twilight as it could be of a dawn, and the connection to which part of the day it depicted in relation to its title further revealed its significance.

In this country we like to appear optimistic, we nurture the notion that better days populate our future, we maintain some archaic 19th century notion of "progress" taking us up on higher to better things. To live without this quaint hope, however delusional, would make life unbearable to most people. Politicians like to say "America's best days are ahead of us". To publicly declaim otherwise would be career death for a politician. We like to call ourselves a nation of optimists.

This mindset is probably why I automatically assumed Ruscha's glowing horizon depicted the dawn.

But what if the painting 'America's Future' depicts the final glowing of a glorious day descending into a darkness reigned over by hideous demons? What if all the best years of this country are behind us as we degenerate into evening shadows of corruption, decadence, hypocrisy, loss of treasure and wealth, loss of vaunted myths with no new ones to supercede them, loss of youth, loss of spirit, loss of will, loss of hope, loss of life?

In light of the recent contentious national election, the controversy over the bloody debacle in Iraq, the numerous publicized corporate scandals mocking the virtues of capitalism and the work ethic as taught to us by our elders and right-thinking people everywhere; in light of the of the sorry absence of civility and intelligence in public debate; in light of the humongous national debt and obscene trade deficit and grotesquely widening gulf between the haves and the have-nots; in light of public education's failure to graduate crops of thoughtful citizens capable of making intelligent contributions to their culture and world and civic life; in light of the commodification of everything into a business transaction in which we are merely passive, sheeplike consumers of what we've been told and sold and nothing more--and its resultant effect visually evident in the obesity epidemic; in light of the depressing lack of sense of humor and the worship of rules which everyone so desperately lusts to cram down everybody else's throat; in light of sex as once something joyful and desirable now transmogrified into something that Michael Jackson does to little boys--or is a threat to the workplace and consequently YOUR JOB and livelihood--or which will kill us with an incurable contagion--or is the source of Dr. Laura's shrill, odious dictates; in light of the mindless worship of celebrities and the constant need for insipid diversions and entertainments while profound issues continually elude serious and intelligent public discussion; in light of the politicized fearmongering of the Homeland Security apparatus condescending to us as if we are all weak and helpless infants vulnerable to dark forces and submissive to the will of an inept and mendacious government; in light of the universal vulgarity and stupidity  and lack of civility enveloping us everywhere in daily life...

--I could safely state that Ruscha's painting 'America's Future' could just as clearly be depicting its twilight as well as its dawn. I have not decided for myself and I am still contemplating it and it's doubtful I'll ever arrive at a definitive answer. My lifetime and perceptions are necessarily stunted and limited in observing the lifeline and overarching history of the republic.

This is why I love art. The artist creates an object, an image, a song, a work, a collection of words strung together in a poem or a novel and posits it before the world. What we get out of it is a reflection of what we bring into it. The idiosyncratic matrix of our experiences and memories and temperament and world view color what meaning or significance we discover in an art object.
Its significance results from how our minds perceive the art object in the dynamic interplay between our minds and the image-form so deftly spun into existence by the artist.

I remember my mother once took me on a trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York when I was a child. She realized my interest in art even then.
I do not know Ruscha's intent nor do I care. I saw a beautiful work in a museum and its meaning for me resulted from viewing it through the prism of my experiences and perceptions. It set me to thinking about things I would not have otherwise considered.

Art is the religion of the future.

-- John Trubee
 

THE FOOLZ

Mark your calendar !

More info at: http://www.boerderij.org/index.cfm/4,507,eve10000446,html

• 2005/02/04 The Foolz - concert 'de boerderij', zoetermeer, the netherlands

RESIDENTS NEWS

• the residents: not available
• the residents: duckstab

Both on black and on (very) limited colored vinyl. And "Not Available" has been reissued (again) on CD (Euroralph) as well.

And I haven't even told you about the beautiful buttons...
 

KUR FORUM

SOFA (from www.thebignote.com) typed out the following message at the kill ugly radio forum at www.killuglyradio.com.

Greetings Forum Denizens!
The inimitable Magic Fingers and I are involved in a nifty new project. In this regard, we are seeking the late show from Nov. 23, 1973 - specifically the "Big Swifty/Eat that Question" track.
Does anyone out there have this show in their library, and could help us out?
Please LMK ASAP if this might be available.
Regards,
SOFA

As I was convinced that I had this show, I told SOFA that I would help him out.
However, when I pulled out the disc labeled 1973/11/23-late show, I was completely astonished that it carried the first part of the 1973/11/18 concert instead.

Damned.

To make it even worse, the trader who sent me the disc, thought his recording was the 1973/11/23-L show, so he can't help me out.

If YOU can lend a hand to SOFA, let me know (bignOte@yucom.be) and I'll forward your message to him. I know that some of you can, I just don't know if you will, so show me wrong...

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THE CENTRAL SCRUTINIZER BAND

FRANZIE 2005 !!!

A The Central Scrutinizer Band vai tocar dia 27 de janeiro, quinta feira...de volta ao CaféPiupiu !

A gente adora tocar no Piupiu...ops...pegou mal....

Primeiro show do ano !!! Venha se divertir novamente conosco nesse tributo ao mestre Frank Zappa...

Dia 27 de Janeiro - quinta feira - às 22 horas

Café Piupiu - R. Treze de Maio 134 no Bixiga - 3258 8066 - www.cafepiupiu.com.br

Which probable translates into something as

• 2005/01/27 the central scrutinizer band - concert 'cafe piupiu', são paulo, brasil  

JOHN TRUBEE'S WEIRD DREAM

"About a week ago I dreamt a weird dream that I still vividly remember.

I dreamt that I had killed someone and had hidden the body, but the existential dread and guilt of my deed haunted me. (Simply the awareness of being human imbues us all with Cain's guilt).

I felt a heightened awareness and paranoia of one who feels guilty and I was packing my belongings to move elsewhere. I was in a room which resembled my father's study in a house in which my family resided years ago. I have not lived in that house since 1980.

I fled to some other place and found myself in a motel room with my belongings, trying to organize them, packing and unpacking them and rearranging them.
A group of my musician and bohemian friends were in the motel room with me, socializing and being loud.
I was sitting cross legged on the floor listening to an old mono turntable playing records softly, as it was late at night. My friend Carl Franzoni came over and turned up the volume on record player.

Several older, overweight, tall, completely bald men were staying in the motel room next door to mine.
One was shaving and naked from out of a shower and had a towel wrapped around his waist--he opened the door separating the two motel rooms and poked his head into the room and gruffly asked me to turn down  the record player.
Someone in my room sassed him and he and a couple of his buddies--completely naked and tall and bald and overweight like him--hustled into the room to confront me.

Before I could turn down the volume one of my friends jumped on the back of the baldie confronting me. A melee in my motel room ensued in which my friends were jumping on and beating the old bald guys who were falling to the floor.

The whole scene was creepy and queer and I wanted to get the hell out of there. Then I woke up."

 

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TONY ORTEGA

METROPOLIS ORCHESTRA

INTERVISTA ALLA METROPOLIS ORCHESTRA

Giovedì 20 gennaio alle ore 11,30

in diretta su Radiolombardia.

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Fm: 100.2 – 100.3 – 100.4
 

THE KENEALLIST: January 18, 2005

But for now --

Hear ye, all you NAMM revelers --- if you're going to be attending this week's NAMM convention in Anaheim, CA, here's my performance schedule for Taylor Guitars:

• Thursday 2005/01/20 - 1:20 PM - Mike Keneally & Rick Musallam - Taylor Guitars performance room
   
• Friday 2005/01/21 - 12:45 PM - Mike Keneally & Bryan Beller - Taylor Guitars performance room
   
• Sunday 2005/01/23 - 1:20 PM - Mike Keneally & Bryan Beller - Taylor Guitars performance room

Also I'll be helping Taylor unveil a new instrument onstage, each morning of NAMM at 10:30.  On Saturday night I'll be jamming at the Guitar Player Magazine party in one of the hotels, don't know which one (I'm guessing either the Marriot or the Hilton) but you can find out at their booth or via the white hot buzz of partymonger word of mouth.

To all of my friends reading this who will be at the convention, I hope we can find time to hang, in the midst of it all.

My current music fixations – Pavement and Glenn Gould.   Never say I'm not a man of extremes.

Website to check out – http://www.bradblog.com. 

Quick update: All last week I played on sessions for the debut album by a tremendous songwriter, Brian Judah.  Also playing were Matt Chamberlain, Viktor Krauss, Tommy Simms and Dan Phelps – an assemblage built to glitter.  The tracks are severely powerful and this will be an album to hear.  The day I got home I went right into the studio with Jon Kanis, a San Diego songwriter whose album I've been producing and collaborating on for a good long time now.  We had a very creative and satisfying day in the studio and Jon's album, ‘Cult Of One,' will be something else you'll want to check out.  Both these albums should be released this year.  I'm also continuing work on the new sadhappy album featuring Evan Schiller and Michael Manring, and writing and demoing for the next solo releases. 

It's taking, as usual, a while to firm up touring plans but when everything aligns it'll be a good thing, worth the wait. 

I was hanging laundry so I'd best get back to it.  More power to you.

Steathily,
Mike
 

BOZZIO RADIO BROADCASTS

• 2005/01/31, dutch national radio 4 will broadcast (part of) the concert with the  metropole orchestra (2005/01/09 concert  ‘013 popcentrum’, tilburg, NL)
   
• 2005/04/11, dutch radio station "concertzender" will broadcast part of the 2005/01/07 opening concert of the "traces of rhythm" festival, featuring Terry Bozzio, Arnold Marinissen, Arno van Nieuwenhuize en Lê Quan Ninh.

And while we're at it, the 2005/01/07 concert was opened by Jenny Spanoghe (violin), accompanied by Toon Bierman (piano), performing Zappa's 'The Black Page'.
 

• terry bozzio: drawing the circle
      (1998, cd, usa, tb)
   

ZAPPA BOOK BY MILES

This new book on Zappa has been out a little while, and if I'm not mistaken I did a copy / paste job on a review that I had received.
And Kilissa was kind enough to send the picture on the right.

I haven't seen or read the book myself (yet), but it is widely available.

CONCERT DATES & SETLISTS, ANYONE ?

after crying recorded a frank zappa tribute

the band from utopia & the seattle symphony orchestra

• 1995/04/08 concert
  • the perfect stranger * naval aviation in art * dupree's paradise * chunga's revenge * sofa * the idiot bastard son * hot plate heaven at the green hotel

bleeding romeo

• 1986/12/21 concert “zappa meeting”, the netherlands
  • willie the pimp * cosmik debris * sharleena * daddy, daddy, daddy * mary lou

conservatory students of arnhem

• (date, place and venue unknown)
  • lucille has messed my mind up * uncle meat * cosmik debris * g-spot tornado * cruisin’ for burgers * stolen moments * 24 cigarettes

ed palermo big band

• 2001/02/12-L- concert ‘bottom line’, nyc, ny, usa
  • strictly genteel * moggio * oh no * shove it right in * holiday in berlin * zoot allures * let's move to cleveland * regyptian strut * idiot bastard son * whipping post medley * in held was i * the end * suzy creamcheese * peaches en regalia
• 2001/08/21 concert ’bottom line’, nyc, ny, usa
  • penis dimension * peaches en regalia * run home slow * call any vegetable incl. echidna's arf (of you°) * regyptian strut * ed at his best * king kong incl. 21st century schizoid man * sofa * i want you * i am the walrus * rdnzl * directly from my heart to you * uncle remus * mom & dad * evelyn, a modified dog * i'm the slime
• 2002/09/26-E- concert ‘bottom line’, nyc, ny, usa
  • cletus awreetus alrightus * penguin in bondage * pygmy twilight * village of the sun * echidna's arf (of you) * don't you ever wash that thing * cheepnis * son of orange county * more trouble every day * be-bop tango * improvisation * anything you wanna do * we are not alone
• 2002/09/26-L- concert ‘bottom line’, nyc, ny, usa
  • i'm the slime * king kong * 21st century schiziod man * peaches en regalia * for calvin and his next two hitchhikers * the grand wazoo * cletus awreetus-awrightus * eat that question * blessed relief * cheepnis * son of orange county * more trouble every day * village of the sun * echidna's arf (of you) * don't you ever wash that thing * we are not alone
• 2003/03/28-E- concert ‘bottom line’, nyc, ny, usa
  • bogner regis * peaches en regalia * willie the pimp * son of mr. green genes * little umbrellas * the gumbo variations * it must be a camel * inca roads * can't afford no shoes * sofa #1 * po jama people * florentine pogen * evelyn a modified dog * san berdino * andy * sofa #2
• 2003/03/28-L- concert ‘bottom line’, nyc, ny, usa
  • bogner regis * peaches en regalia * willie the pimp * son of mr. green genes * little umbrellas * the gumbo variations * it must be a camel * inca roads * can't afford no shoes * sofa #1 * po jama people * florentine pogen * evelyn a modified dog * san berdino * andy * sofa #2

element performed 'Joe's Garage'

• (date, location & venue unknown)
  • scrutinizer * joe-s garage * catholic girls * mary don-t go * crew slut * wet t-shirt * lucille-s seduction * why does it hurt * lucille * token * stick it out * sy borg * outside now * cut the grass * packard goose * watermelon * green rosetta * keep it greasy

ensemble intercontemporain - pierre boulez

• 1984/01/09 concert ‘theatre de la ville’, paris, france
  • intro 1 * three places in new england (charles ives) * intro 2 * dupree's paradise * intro 3 * naval aviation in art
• 1984/01/09 dressrehearsal ‘theatre de la ville’, paris, france
  • dupree's paradise * naval aviation in art * the perfect stranger

eraserheads recorded ‘punk zappa three’

fast 'n bulbous, the captain beefheart project

• 2002/02/09 concert ‘the knitting factory’, nyc, ny, usa
  • pachuco cadaver * abba zabba * she's too much for my mirror * a carrot is as close as a rabbit gets to a diamond * click clack * icecream for crow * when i see mommy i feel like a mummy * golden birdies * uncle meat * willie the pimp * the blimp * infragrams * (???)* suction prints * tropical hot dog night

freddie wadling performed don van vliet's ‘ella guru’

great googly moogly

• 2003/11/10 concert gothenburg
  • florentine pogen * echidna's arf (of you) * pygmy twylyte * leather * oh no! * the orange county lumber truck * son of orange county * montana * cosmic debris

hermann schindler

• there are recordings circulating from herman schindler that have a zappa link: ‘2 doppler aus der sonnenstadt (2 double bars from sun village)’ * ‘you-nique!’ * ‘was schreima uban tzappa’ (what shall we write about zappa? - now that he's dead)

nf & i virtuosi dal pianeta talento

• 2003/08/02 concert abbadia, san salvatore, italy
  • bolero * intro - outside now * city of tiny lights * tryin' to grow a chin * mr green genes * florentine pogen * andy * inca roads * sofa * orange county lumber truck medley * dinah-moe humm

joseph benzola

• ... is preparing his fourth tape, "the sound of one hand clapping." this magnum opus will sport well over an hour of music, including the intriguing "portraits of the dead" , a multi-section work in which benzola addresses various dead musicians -- frank zappa, john cage, sun ra and miles davis among them.

meat xxl

• 2001/03/10    concert 'de tobbe', delft, the netherlands
  • meat announcement * band intro * cosmik debris * i'm the slime * let's move to cleveland * take your clothes off when you dance * what's the ugliest part of your body * what's new in baltimore * titties 'n' beer * montana * tink walks amok * evelyn a modified dog * the torture never stops * sofa * why does it hurt when i pee * po-jama people * easy meat * piano intro little house * city of tiny lights * whippin' post * sandra announcement * why does it hurt when sandra pees

meridian arts ensemble

• 1993/04/11 wqxr nyc - 'on air' with the meridian arts ensemble
• 2002/06/07 concert

mia kempf and bohuslan big band: ‘find her finer’

paul green school of rock music

• 2003/07/27 concert “zappanale #14”
  • uncle meat * andy * zombie woof * yellow snow * tell me you love me * peaches en regalia * montana * a pound for a brown-soli * inca roads * magic fingers * apostrophe * camarillo brillo\muffin man * my guitar wants to kill your mama * keep it greasy * king kong * city of tiny lites

perfect blue recorded ‘dancing fool’ (manga video clip)

remco 'petjep' serban (aka zappacheers)

• 2004/03/07 petjep on sibbz birthday (unplugged)
• 2004/03/14 zappateers ls#100 - live internet jam session

project/object

• 1997/06/20 concert ‘court tavern’, nyc, ny, usa
  • broken hearts are for assholes * chunga's revenge * easy meat * honey don't you want a man like me * take your clothes off when you dance * what's the ugliest part of your body * son of orange county * more trouble every day * king kong - echidna's arf (of you) * sofa #1 * hot plate heaven at the green hotel * andy (incomplete) * inca roads * band intro * cruisin' for burgers * my guitar wants to kill your mama * crew slut * more band intro * joe's garage * keep it greasy (cut)
• 2001/05/18 concert ‘lexington’, ky, usa
  • intro * chunga's revenge * i have been in you * flakes * pygmy twylyte * the black page drum solo * the black & bluegrass page * who needs the peace corps * uncle meat * andy * inca roads
    intro set 2 * fembot in a wet t-shirt * big swifty * baby snakes * pick me, i'm clean * bamboozled by love * titties n beer * filthy habits * jones crusher * zomby woof
• 2001/05/22 concert ‘sherlock's eerie’
• 2001/12/29 concert rochester
• 2002/02/13 concert winooski, vt, usa
• 2002/02/18 concert ‘bb king's’, nyc, ny, usa
• 2002/03/10 concert eugene, or, usa
• 2003/03/10 concert pittsburgh, pa, usa
  • preston’s sound sculpture * sinister footwear * talk * cant afford no shoes * talk * montana * talk * blessed relief * talk * call any vegetable * amnesia vivace * pick me i'm clean * bamboozled by love * talk * any way the wind blows * black napkins * talk * big swifty * talk * cosmik debris * talk * tune up * chungas revenge * nap and don talk * florentine pogen * talk * pentagon officials * echidnas arf * duke of prunes * talk * andy * talk * keep it greasy * outside now * talk * city of tiny lites * talk * pygmy twylyte * dummy up * idiot bastard son * talk * king kong * talk * san berdino
• 2003/03/10 rehearsal pittsburgh
  • canard toujours rehearsal * kaiser rolls rehearsal

sex without nails bros.

• 2003/07/26 concert “zappanale #14” - joe's garage audio version
  • central scrutinizer * joe's garage * catholic girls * crew slut * fembot in a wet tee-shirt on the bus * why doe's it hurt when i pee * lucille has messed my mind up * scrutinizer postlude * a token of my extreme * stick it out * sy borg * dong work for yuda * keep it greasy * outside now * he used to cut the grass * packard goose * watermelon in easter hay * a little green rosetta
• 2003/07/27 concert ”zappanale #14” - roxy 'n elsewhere
  • dirty love * sofa * dancing fool * bobby brown * apostrophe medley * i have been in you * uncle remus * penguin in bondage~pygmy twylyte * village of the sun~echidna's arf (of you) * cheepnis * oh no * orange county medley * city of tiny lites

sheik yerbouti

• 2003/07/26 concert „zappanale #14“
  • zombie-woof * black-page * keep it greasy * packard goose * florentine pogen * andy * inca roads * heavy duty judy * stink foot * i'm the slime * you didn't try to call me * joe's garage * trouble every day * easy meat * bamboozled by love

sting

• 1988/07/27 concert, los angeles, ca, usa
  • incl. 'the idiot bastard son'

stockholm's trio: igor's boogie

the daughters of invention

• 2004/07/12 concert “live at logway”
  • heavy duty judy * whippin' post * red baron * mr. green genes * finding a cool sound * misery * from a jazzclub to a rainforest * bobby brown * stolen moments * let's make the water turn black * girl from ipanema * black napkins * magic fingers * unknown tango * autumn leaves * broken hearts are for assholes * georgia on my mind * peaches en regalia * herbie hancock medley * robert's dream * my own angel * blessed relief * camarillo brillo * muffin man

the foolz

• 2003/08/29 concert “bluescafe apeldoorn”, apeldoorn, nl
  • heavy duty judy * sanberdino * joes garage * why does it hurt when i pee * you didnt try to call me * tell me you love me - bamboozled by love * montana * tryin to grow a chin * alien orifice * torture never stops * city of tiny lites * i am the slime * cathollic girls * keep it greasey * lucille * florentine pogen * zoot allures * dancin fool * inca roads * elvis has just left the building * cosmic debris * lets move to cleveland * suicide chump * ms pinky * easy meat * drafted * more trouble every day
     
• 2004/10/01 concert apeldoorn, nl
  • mammy anthem * dancing fool * inca roads * love of my life * you didnt try to call me * san berdino * suicide chump * jumbo go away * miss pinky * cosmik debris * i dont wanna get drafted * trouble every day

the fos brothers: the torture never stops

the grand wazoo

• 2004/03/12 concert ancona, italy
  • the torture never stops * city of tiny lights * outside now * a pound for a brown on the bus * florentine pogen * village of the sun - hungry freaks daddy * lucille has messed my mind up * regyptian strut * stick it out - more trouble every day * let s move to cleveland * inca roads * easy meat -muffin man

the grandmothers

• 2000/08/22 concert buffalo, ny, usa
  • call any vegetable - invocation & ritual dance of the young pumpkin - sleeping in a jar * what was zappa really like? - the little house i used to live in * who are the brain police? - can i have another piece of pie? * lonely, lonely nights - mom & dad * money (lennon & mccartney) - drum solo - lady queen bee (j.c.black) * retirement plans, talking to audience * love of my life * hungry freaks, daddy - the great white buffalo (black/bailey) * ain't been in the jungle - holiday in berlin * the indian of the group * junk food (oliva) - mr.green genes * big leg emma - brown shoes don't make it * ? - uncle meat - oh no! -the orange county lumber truck - trail of tears (black/bailey) * lonesome cowboy burt
     
• 2000/10/14 concert nashville,tn, usa

the grandmothers re:invented

• 2003/10/05 concert frankfurt, germany
  • intro (in german) * pound for a brown * oh no * more trouble * harder babies * sweet 50 * 20 small cigars * amsterdam - blues for all * carolina hardcore extacy * a motor or something different * frankie`s not around * idiot bastard son * montana * memorial bbq * stolen moments * village of the sun * outro (in german)
     
• 2004/01/10 concert florence, italy
  • florentine pogen - intro * twenty small cigars * lonely little girl - take your clothes off - what's the ugliest part of your body * big swifty * andy * t'mershi duween * uncle meat * pound for a brown * i'm the slime * hungry freaks daddy * sofa * carolina hard core ecstasy * let's move to cleveland * oh no - son of orange county - trouble every day * village of the sun - echidna's arf (of you * the idiot bastard son * montana * in the sky * mother people * all right * can't afford no shoes
     
• 2004/01/13 concert nuernberg
  • day's, audience behaviour, wetness, balls... and more * florentine pogen~intro * twenty small cigars * lonely little girl~take your clothes off~what's the ugliest part of your body * big swifty (incl. evelyn, a modified dog * andy * t'mershi duween * uncle meat * pound for a brown (with story * i'm the slime * hungry freaks daddy * sofa * carolina hard core ecstasy * let's move to cleveland * oh no~son of orange county~trouble every day * village of the sun~echidna's arf (of you) * the idiot bastard son * can't afford no shoes * montana * in the sky * mother people * everything you wanna do
     
• 2004/02/01 concert weert, nl
  • florentine pogen * 20 small cigars * lonely little girl~take your clothes off~what's the ugliest part of your body~chunga's revenge * big swifty ~introducing billys gas mask~evelin a modified dog * andy * uncle meat~ t'mershi duween * pound for brown * i am the slime (heavydropouts * hungry freaks daddy * sofa no 1 * carolina hardcore extasy * lets move to cleveland * oh no~son of orange county~trouble every day * village of the sun~echidna's arf (of you) * the idiot bastard son * montana * in the sky * mother people * everything you wanna do
     
• 2004/02/04 concert den haag, nl
  • introductions * florentine pogen * twenty small cigars * lonely little girl * take your clothes off when you dance * what's the ugliest part of your body * chunga's revenge * big swifty pt1 - return of the dutch gas mask * evelyn a modified dog * big swifty pt2 * andy * uncle meat - t'mershi duween * a pound for a brown (on the bus * i'm the slime * hungry freaks daddy * sofa#1 * carolina hardcore ecstacy * let's move to cleveland * oh no i don't believe it - son of orange county - more trouble every day * village of the sun - echidna's arf * the idiot bastard son * montana * in the sky * mother people * everything you wanna do

the muffin men

• 2003/07/25 concert zappanale#14
  • eat that question * peaches en regalia * my guitar wants to kill your mama * marqueson's chicken * let's move to cleveland * take your clothes off when you dance * oh no~trouble every day * lucille has messed my mind up * easy meat * why does it hurt when i pee * bamboozled by love * outside now * florentine pogen * black napkins
• 2003/07/26 concert zappanale#14
  • kong medley~wino man * big swifty~lonely little girl~t'mershi duween * plastic factory * big leg emma * great white buffalo * hey flower punk * come together~drive my car * lonesome cowboy burt * willie the pimp * king kong plinky-plonky stylee * road ladies

the newts

• 1999/03/06 concert herbolzheim

the other people

• 1994/05/28 concert ‘the mobile’, alabama
  • zoot allures * road ladies * titties and beer * peaches en regalia * mom & dad * wino man * magic fingers

the prophets of old: ‘go cry on somebody else's shoulder’

the voice of cheez

• 2001/05/12 concert buffalo, ny
  • we are not alone * green motel * mr green genes * status back * wowie zowie * suzy creamcheese * dog breath * let me take you to the beach * village of the sun * dirty love * lonesome cowboy burt * what will this morning * do you like my new car * cheepnis * trouble every day * motherly love * peaches en regalia * probably wondering * electric aunt jemima * take your clothes off * my guitar wants to kill * flakes * suicide chump * uncle remus * sofa * cleetus alreetus * hot plate again * cozmic debris * joes garage * i'm the slime

underkarl

intro * stolen moments * max 505 * dancing queen * caravan + eat that question

wagga jawaka

• live at the clarendon and the elite cinema
  • stinkfoot * waka jawaka * oh no * holiday in berlin * son of orange county * filthy habits * king kong * cosmik debris * i'm the slime * city of tiny lights * zoot allures * eat that question * black napkins * yo mama * camarillo brillo * muffin man

warsaw: 'warsaw zappa meets c pixie’

wickerl adam & hallucination company

• a tribute to frank zappa
  • how could i be such a fool * village of the sun * dirty love * the black page * why don't you love me * i have been in you * fine girl * rdnzl * easy meat * love of my life * talk

yamagata

‘cosmik debris’

zappanoia

• 2003/07/25 concert zappanale #14
  • intro * willie the pimp * i've been in you * dirty love * jewish princess * black napkins * i'm the slime * bobby brown * cosmik debris * my guitar wants to kill your mama * apostrophe * more trouble every day * hot-plate heaven at the green hotel * uncle remus * watermelon in easter hay * camarillo brillo\mufin man * zoot allures * village of the sun * peaches en regalia

zapp stee toot

• 1990/02/?? from swedish radio
  • inca roads * zombie woof * any kind of pain * i'm a beatiful guy * beauty knows no pain * easy meat

EDDIE LAYTON

Beloved organist at Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden, who left us 12/26/2004. Eddie was known to break out "Peaches en Regalia" at Rangers games.

-- David Golden

WM RECORDINGS

Only a few days after our very succesful release by Roy "Chicky" Arad we have something new to offer:

Driving me backwards - Phil Reavis [WM007]
http://www.wmrecordings.com/releases/wm007.htm

A selection from tapes Phil made outside of the many bands he played in.
As always this release is available for free in mp3 format.
Enjoy!

best wishes,
Marco Kalnenek
WM Recordings/Weirdomusic.com
 

THE PAUL GREEN SCHOOL OF ROCK