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the big nOte files - november 2006 |
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the big nOte files - november 2006 |
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updated November 01, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 10, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19,
20, 21, 24, 26, 27, 28 & 30, 2006
please send additions & corrections to bignOte@yucom.be
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Short bits: * * * Belgian band Alien Bitesize recorded Frank Zappa's 'Pygmy Twylyte' on their new album. * * * * * * The Accademia Amieta Ensemble performs Zappa on their "Strictly Off Limits" album. * * * The Nasal Retentive
Orchestra has a new album scheduled for release * * * |
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COSMOSIS PRODUCTIONS / THE ELEMENT ORCHESTRA |
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The above mentioned coverversion by J.Davey is also available on a 12" sampler, and on vinyl.
The 2LP set has exactly the same tracks as the CD.
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"You
work to make everybody love you.
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from The Ideal Copy website:
As
we discovered in The Godfather, there are offers one cannot refuse. In
the fall of 2005 The Residents got such an offer. A
young gentleman in Romania had built himself a state of the art recording
studio and had the wild dream of asking his favorite band, The Residents
to try it out. As it happened, The Residents' own studio was undergoing a
process known as seismic upgrade. In other words, strengthening the
building to withstand a major earthquake. The group could not use the
facility for a year. Fate
had again stepped in and The Residents saw no reason not to have a look at
the studio. The group boarded a jet for Bucharest in early 2006 with the
idea of recording a couple of tracks while taking a nice vacation in a
country they had never visited. Since
no ideas had been formed in advance as to what would be recorded, they
felt it was appropriate to record everything during the trip, including
the jet's take off. However,
once on the plane and bored, ideas started coming and soon The Residents
were roughing out an idea for a whole album. The
group understood that their ultimate destination was not Bucharest, but a
town 400 kilometers away, Hunedoara.
Hunedoara was in the area of Romania known as Transylvania,
historically the home of Count Vlad III, fictionalized by Bram Stoker as
the vampire Dracula. Count
Vlad III had even been imprisoned in Hunedoara for seven years. By the
time they landed in Bucharest, they had outlined an album about a
"vampire" of sorts. Not
a Bela Lugosi vampire, but one that feasted on broken hearts; a man who
devoured the romantic emotions of others as a source of power. A man who
took the stance that anyone who would stoop so low as to love him was not
worth loving in return. As
it turned out, the group fell in love with Hunedoara and as they produced
their story of sexual compulsion, their impromptu recordings of street
musicians, church bells and a small traveling circus soon made it into
their electronic pieces. The circus had especially captured their
attention with its strong Felliniesque presence. Additionally, The
Residents product manager at Mute happened to be Romanian and he had
connections with classical musicians in Bucharest. As a result, The Film
Orchestra of Bucharest interpreted some of the group's electronic
compositions and these recordings were also integrated into the new work. These
compositions tended to focus less on harmonics and melody than their
previous effort, Animal Lover, and could only be described as a patchwork
of new and often exotic textures. For the group, this patchwork was the
reflection of an often chaotic, but uniquely immersive experience.
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The
Tyrant Tiny Man The
clouds in the sky You
emerge from the earth Then
you decay and sleep again There
is no you, you! The
whole universe gazes upon your idiocies
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Big Eyed Beans From Venus is a Beefheart tribute band from Athens, GA, usa. Both Rockette Morton and Denny Walley have joined the band on stage during concerts. 2006/11/16 concert 'five spot', atlanta, ga, usa
-> an audience recording of this concert is up at DIME.
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2006/11/17, Fast 'N Bulbous, the Captain Beefheart tribute, did a concert at the Bimhuis in Amsterdam, NL. YoungPumpkin was there and provided the setlist. 2006/11/17 concert 'BimHuis', Amsterdam, NL
The concert was recorded and will get broadcast on Wednesday January 31st, 2007, on the dutch Concertzender radio channel.
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Paris
Hilton Babies
cryin', babies dyin' Scientists
weekly discover a new planet Cynical
machinations of diplomats Injustices
rampage Yet
all you do
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THE RESIDENTS |
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RIVER OF CRIME! |
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We're still very thrilled about the latest Tom Waits box set... and here's already another new Tom Waits release:
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Catholic Girls were
inspired by, and took their name from the Zappa song. The band did not
play any Zappa compositions. They did appear on the Flo & Eddie TV show in 1982.
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Check out R.Stevie Moore on YouTube, especially: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugIx3dei-mw and try his YouTube links from his home-page: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/youtube2.html
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Vacation
Vibrations, a tour operator in the Boston, Massachusetts area, is
organizing "Farther Oblivion Tour 2007", a 10-night
vacation package (July 27 - August 6) that will bring people to Berlin
(and the dedication of Frank-Zappa-Strasse), Prague (where FZ's memory is
cherished), and winding up at the Zappanale. More info soon...
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Recently, a Zappa bootleg 7" single surfaced: "redunzl / inca roads", on red vinyl. Other colors have been noticed as well. This colored version is a reprint. The original bootleg 7" (on black vinyl) got released in 1978! Here's the picture:
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The Czech Frank Zappa Fanclub has published two new issues of their Zappostrophe fanzine. Issue 101 is all about the Zappa Plays Zappa tour with a lot of articles and some pictures; Issue 102 is about last year's Zappanale festival: reviews, pictures & discographies. Click here to see what their latest T-Shirt looks like !!
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2006 11 21 Not a Substitute-It´s Real Cheez! Voice of Cheez celebrates Frank Zappa Month with a tribute show Saturday, December 2. The parting words of the iconoclastic rock composer-who was born December 21, 1940 and died December 4, 1993-were, "If you are a musician-play my music." So Voice of Cheez-longstanding resident Zappaphiles in Buffalo, NY-continues to dig into the Zappa playbook. Tom Fenton
(guitar/vocals), Tina Peel (vocals/madness), Kilissa Cissoko
(sax/flute/vocals), Cathy Carfagna (keyboards/vocals), Doug Lambert
(bass), George Olmsted (drums/vocals). Not a substitute-it´s real cheez!
Voice of Cheez Saturday, December 2, 9 pm $8 admission Nietzsche´s, 248
Allen Street Buffalo, NY USA
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7th
Annual ZappaFest - December 14 at Stonefly This
year, we'll be at Stonefly, the brewpub formerly known at Onopa, at 735 E.
Center Street in Riverwest, Milwaukee. Our annual music event, features
the musical madness and mayhem of Frank Zappa. The Spiders of Destiny feature Dixon Bols on lead guitar & Mr. Poopy, bass & vocals, from the Fun-ka-trons; David Darsh, keys & vocals, ex-Wild Kingdom; Danny Dinky, drums, ex- Shinola; Greasy Guido, guitar, from Drunk from Beer, and introducing the soon to be infamous Chestica Air-on of 5 Star Hangover on lead vocals and madness. They will be doing their versions of "Mr. Green Genes", "Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up", and "Let's Make the Water Turn Black". They plan to do "Magic Fingers", "Sharleena", "My Guitar Wants to Kill your Mama", and hope to do "Love of My Life", "Muffin Man", and "Chunga's Revenge". Other surprises are being planned from Spiders of Destiny... Dr.
Chows Love Medicine is led by Dr. Plow, Frank Chandek, who is Mr. Green
Genes for real, toting that trash and plowing them streets for Milwaukee
Streets & San. Between times, he and his bandmates perform as Dr.
Chow´s Love Medicine, a theatrical rock and blues combo, reinventing
classics and creating new ones. Visit www.sudswineandspirits.com for more info as we get it !! -- Jeff Platt
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Things are looking good for The Wrong Object. Parts of the concert that they did with the late Elton Dean will be released by Moonjune Records. The album is to appear in January 2007. I've heard some parts of it, and this is really something to look out for! recorded live elton
dean: saxello, alto sax produced by leonardo pavkovic & wrong object
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TRANCE-FUSION WIKI FACTS (no figures) |
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'Good Lobna'
'Ask Dr.Stupid'
'Gorgo'
'Finding Higgs' Boson'
which also means that I added the Trance-Fusion album to the discography section:
Music Review: Frank Zappa - Trance-Fusion Few guitarists possess the skill or prowess to make their solos for the same songs sound entirely different from performance to performance, but that's just what Zappa set out to do. Like a good artist, Zappa utilized the same tools
day after day but, unlike most of his contemporaries, he never relied upon
a preconceived solo for each song on tour. Instead, working like a
painter, he tosses notes on his canvas in splishes and splashes, gesturing
in broad strokes that created new compositions from his starting point
songs. But these are not songs per se - there are no traditional structures to hang onto, no choruses, few repeated elements, and little in the way of predictability. That Zappa would prefer it if you just allow these solos to just "be" is probably an understatement; they stand on their own, but Trance-Fusion really works best as a whole statement, best taken in one sitting where, instead of feeling like 16 naked solos, the album is allowed to unfold like a suite, progressing from one movement to the next. For an album created out of unplanned guitar excursions from such a master of 6-string expression, why does it seem so surprising that it comes together so satisfyingly as a finale when the applause of closing track "Bavarian Sunset" fades out? Perhaps, to return to abstract painting, it makes more sense that instead of an end, it's simply that the canvas has only finite space, and at some point the artist must splash out those last drops of paint in just the right spots in just the right way, maybe not to the point that it feels finished, but that it just feels right that here is the end now. |
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Thanks to Charles Ulrich, the setlist for the Grandmothers 1981/06/01 concert is complete: 1981/06/01 concert 'The Roxy', Los Angeles, CA, usa
Charles added some more info as well. All has been added to the Grandmothers entry.
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Tony Pagliuca recorded Frank Zappa's 'G-Spot Tornado' on his "Re-Collage" album. Tony Pagliuca is best known as the leader of "Le Orme", an italian prog rock band. The "Re-Collage" album also features David Jackson of Van Der Graaf Generator. The "Re-Collage" album is a live remake of the "Collage" album, but with some extra tracks.
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http://www.lostinthegrooves.com/gary31
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Belgian national radio has scheduled a recording session with Jimmy Carl Black, Jos Steen and Steven De Bruyn in early December!! Probably for broacast on the 'Cucamonga' radio show.
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Sul Divano will be performing the music of Frank Zappa: JUEVES
23 DE NOVIEMBRE 21:30 HS. abriendo
el show SUL
DIVANO Valor
de la entrada $10,-
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info: Ive Hapers |
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Corrie van Binsbergen will be performing with CRAM:
and with the Brokken at the end of the month:
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Pojama People, featuring Ike Willis
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Project/Object, featuring Ike Willis
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Here's
some upcoming URR
shows:
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This is just in: the Antwerp concert has been cancelled!
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THE MICROSCOPIC SEPTET reunites to tour the Northeast
THIS MONTH!!!!! ******************************************************************************************* 2006 Gigs:
Upcoming MICROSCOPIC SEPTET 2006 Appearances Wednesday, November 29th, 2006 Thursday, November 30th, 2006 Friday, December 1st, 2006 Saturday, December 2nd, 2006 [Please note that tour dates are subject to change; for
updated tour information visit www.microscopicseptet.com] ******************************************************************************************* The Microscopic Septet: Band Members:
******************************************************************************************* The Microscopic Septet, one of New York's best kept
jazz secrets during their reign Downtown from 1980-1992, are reuniting to
perform 3 East Coast concerts in late November/early December 2006.
The Micros are performing to celebrate Cuneiform Record's release
of "History of the Micros," a two-part, four-disc retrospective
of the Microscopic Septet which puts the spotlight back on a band that
should have never left the stage. "History of the Micros" contains the music from all
four of the band's albums, plus an additional 11 tracks never released
during the band's lifetime (including two versions of the theme song the
Micros famously wrote and recorded for NPR's "Fresh Air with Terry
Gross"). Praised by All
Music Guide and All About Jazz.com, these reissues finally make widely
available the 'immortal' and 'mind-expanding' music of the Microscopic
Septet. The music of The Microscopic Septet was the sound of
jazz in 20th Century America: all
of it, from Ellington to Ayler, bebop to Zorn,
Dixieland to
experimental, captured in a
microcosm. It distilled the
essence of jazz as a popular music
into a sound that swung, a
music that was intelligent, sometimes smart-aleck,
and always good clean fun. Optimistic and upbeat,
full of innocent confidence, the
Microscopic Septet captured not only the sound of jazz, but also the sound
- or soundtrack - of 20th Century America. No wonder,
then, that when National Public Radio (NPR) needed a new theme song
for one of its most popular shows, "Fresh Air, with Terry
Gross", broadcast to
every home in America, it asked this band to compose the tune and has used
it ever since. Sounding like no one else, the Microscopic Septet was
the only living jazz band in 1980s/90s NYC that was playing traditional
jazz - swing music - and keeping it 'real', extending it into the future.
Ironically, while purists feared that the Micros were undermining
traditional jazz, the band had done the opposite. "Surrealistic
Swing" - the music of the Microscopic Septet - was the jazz swing
music of the late 20th Century. They extended swing into the present,
bringing free blowing from the lofts and Knitting Factory noise into the
dance hall, and introducing the radio age to TV theme songs. As a modern
swing band steeped in dance-hall tradition, The Microscopic Septet thrived
on live performance. "We were all about playing," says Micros
founder and co-leader Phillip Johnston; "all we really wanted to do
was have a good time and play the best music we could imagine, the best we
knew how." Don't miss this one-time reunion of one of NYC's finest
live bands!! *******************************************************************************************
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Check this out: http://www.nndb.com/people/737/000024665/
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A little while ago, I mentioned the two promotional albums by Pikantik. Due to some minor problems, the covers had to be changed, so here are the new, and improved album covers of both of these beautiful releases: |
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some
news here & there : re-issue
of Alice on Inpolysons a
stupid band name generator some
samples of work in progress interview
on room service europe et
en français les interviews de musiciens projet
auquel je vous convie si vous êtes ou vous sentez concerné 2
new CDs : voilà à
bientôt see ya soon
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THE
KENEALLIST: Sonic Temple Live News & More Good
morning! I
want to re-plug a few items and bring them back to your attention, and
also bring your attention to a special series of Bay Area shows (beginning
tonight) being done by friends of ours at Sonic Temple Live. Bryan
and I did an appearance for these folks under the name Lost Coast Live a
few months ago, which rocked, and they're doing it again under the name
Sonic Temple. Note:
I am NOT appearing at these shows but I want you to know about them
anyway. Please don't expect to see me there! But go anyway! Here's
the exciting press release announcing these mysterious performances: SOME
OF THE BEST MUSIC IS YET TO BE DISCOVERED Please
join us for a new concept in live music coming to the Bay Area in the next
few days, Sonic Temple Live. Here
is how it works: $25 gets you admission to see two of the most talented
and accomplished musicians you´ve never heard of in an intimate setting
equipped with state-of-the-art lights, sound, and production. Which
begs the question: how do I know I´m going so see some real music here,
and not Joe Bagodonut´s 16-year-old daughter who has dreams of being a
pop star? We
can tell you that one of the artists on this tour is guitarist and Musical
Director for one of the top 10 grossing touring acts of the last five
years. He´s also a multi-platinum producer who has written multiple #1
hit songs. He´s recorded ten albums of his own and record industry mogul
David Geffen (Dreamworks, Geffen Records) describes him as "my
favorite artist." In
spite of all that, if we told you his name, chances are you wouldn´t know
him. After Sonic Temple Live, we think you won´t just know him; you´ll
love him. When
you buy a ticket to a Sonic Temple show, you´re not just guaranteed an
outstanding evening of music, but 100% of the ticket sales go back to the
community to support art, music and local causes through our partnerships
with Rotary Clubs, merchants, local governments, and other charities. Everybody
wins. Great artists are honored, communities are connected and supported,
and audiences are wowed. Some
of the best music is yet to be discovered. For
tickets and more information: 1-888-323-3349 This
Thursday, November 9th 2006 Friday,
November 17th 2006 Saturday,
November 18th 2006 Monday,
November 20th 2006 WESFEST
DVDs have still not been purchased by every person reading this. Sad
state of affairs to be rectified NOW! And
now a word, or actually a healthy series of them, from the fabulous Bryan
Beller: "Hello,
everyone. I just wanted to give you a progress report on the WesFest
DVD...and, of course, remind you that it's available right now! Online
orders are being taken, DVD's are being shipped (not just to America but
around the world!), customers are happy with the DVD, and most
importantly, money is being raised for the Wes Wehmiller Scholarship. Now,
since I'm the one who's fulfilling the orders, I know who's ordering them.
That provides me the unique opportunity to ask: If you haven't ordered
your copy yet, what are you waiting for? C'mon, people, where you at? Is
it too early to mention what a good holiday present this DVD would make? Just click here for ordering instructions: www.weswehmiller.net/wesfest.html WesFest:
A Concert to Benefit the Wes Wehmiller Scholarship at Berklee College Of
Music, is a full length (about 90 minutes) DVD, and serves as the official
document of the first annual WesFest. It contains live performances from
all eight WesFest performers:
It
also includes heartfelt speeches from Peter Gordon (Director of the
Berklee Center in Los Angeles), Roger Brown (President, Berklee College Of
Music), and Wes' parents, John and Paula Wehmiller. Like
many things about WesFest, the idea for the DVD came about spontaneously.
While the event was not originally intended to be professionally
documented, months of work on several sources of audio, plus three
different video camera shots, provided the raw material. The end result
is, in my view, a truly special, high-quality document that reflects the
spirit of WesFest in every way. The
great thing about this DVD is that it can accomplish so many things at
once:
The
WesFest DVD can be purchased for $25., which includes all shipping and
handling charges. All net proceeds from the WesFest DVD will go to benefit
the Wes Wehmiller Scholarship at Berklee College Of Music. So I´m
inviting you to continue to support the scholarship fund through the
purchase of this DVD. Payment
will be accepted in two ways: 1) check or money order; 2) Credit
card/PayPal (PayPal takes credit card payments even if you´re not a
PayPal member). Fulfillment will be through Onion Boy Records (a.k.a.
ME!). Anyone
with any ordering questions, simply e-mail me at
wesfestdvd@onionboyrecords.com. This
is the kickoff of a new season of WesFest related activities. First, we´ve
got this DVD. But the next WesFest is not too far away. Details will be
forthcoming on that soon. For now, I hope you can support the mission of
WesFest by purchasing this DVD and spreading the good word about the
event, so that future WesFests have the potential to be even bigger and
more successful than the inaugural event. Feel free to forward this e-mail
to anyone you feel would be interested in supporting the mission of
WesFest. And
new information will always be posted at the Tribute To Wes Wehmiller
Website, so stay tuned for more info. I
hope all is well for you and yours, and I look forward to hearing from
you. Best
wishes, Bryan
Beller" -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - It's
Mike again...I want to extend a word of thanks to those who attended the
series of three Circus of Values shows in San Diego over the past couple
of months. It was a great opportunity to improvise without restraint with
some of the best players I know and to re-establish a relationship with
some players I haven't hooked up with in too long. So thank you to Chad
Wackerman, Doug Lunn, Brock Avery, Scott Thunes, Jen Scaffidi, Marco
Minnemann, Rick Musallam and Bryan Beller for all playing so beautifully,
to the audiences for supporting our musical madness, to all of our friends
who documented the performances on audio and video just because they want
to, and especially to Chuck Perrin at Dizzy's for providing the perfect
venue. He said he wants to do more next year, so... more coming next year. There's
going to be another Shakespeare sonnet performance by me and Claudia
Russell in San Diego on November 20. If you haven't witnessed either of
the first two, you should check this out. San
Diego Shakespeare Society Presents
Keynote
speakers are Richard Lederer and Martha Barnette, co-hosts of the KPBS
award-winning radio program, present "A Way With Words." The
evening's program will also include a Shakespeare showcase, including a
sonnet or two from Claudia Russell and Mike Keneally. Info:
(858) 626-2000 And
of course, if you haven't pre-ordered the special editions of hat. and
Boil That Dust Speck replete with DVD, these gems await your transcendent
attention at http://www.keneally.com. Thanks
folks! This is a good day! Your
pal mk
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Earlier this month, I told you about the Fast 'n Bulbous tour. Well,... I forgot to mention the UK dates... So let me have another go at it, including the UK dates and also adding the Austria date: Fast 'n Bulbous, The Captain Beefheart Project is touring. This Gary Lucas / Phillip Johnston project will be performing at:
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Carl Franzoni says: Xavier Filliol from Paris, wants me to write about my life story, in 60s & up until now. Are you interested, in knowing it was me that
whispered in Jane Fonda's ear about the War in Vietnam! We were all siting
in Canters Restaurant in Hollywood, Dennis Hopper was sitting there also
.God have you all forgotten about old carl franzoni if U are confused about this, what do do you think about us. here in Santa Rosa, California, me, i just keep making small movies,About local Indians and another called Karl's Kitchen. # 5 will be shown on local TV Community Media Channel this next 11/13/2006 .
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Hi
Friends, We're
very happy to be coming back to both of these venues. They both have
excellent sound systems and are run by people who truly support original
music. It's always great to play on the same bill as our friends in Izz
and we will be meeting the Rare Blend fellas for the first time in
Baltimore, their sound samples are killer (website below). Hope
to see you there! Saturday
December 2 Saturday,
December 16 Peace, Frogg
Cafe 2006/12/02 Frogg Café - concert 'Orion Sound Studio", Baltimore, MD, usa 2006/12/16 Frogg Café - concert 'Towne Crier', Pawling, NY, usa
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The
Great Kat Guitar Shredder is Now on MYSPACE and YOUTUBE! The Great Kat's Guitar Shred/Classical Music & Videos on MYSPACE at: http://www.myspace.com/greatkatofficial INSANE Great Kat Shred Videos on YOUTUBE at: http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=KthomasPR
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The latest free release on WM Recordings is by Italian
band Dagos. Dagos - Ten years backwards best wishes,
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ROSA ENSEMBLE |
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Over at ebay, someone's selling his copy of Santa Dog...
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Terry Bozzio will not be appearing at the ZpZ (Zappa plays Zappa) concert in Cabazon, December 30!
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE
OFFICIAL STEVE VAI NEWSLETTER ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- G3'06
TOUR AUSTRALIA - AFTERSHOW PASS CONTEST For
fans in Australia: We're pleased to announce that we are holding an
aftershow pass contest for the G3'06 Tour in Australia. If
you're attending one of the shows, simply list your name in our G3'06
Australia Aftershow Pass Contest forum under the show you're going to, and
you'll be entered into the draw to win an aftershow pass for you and your
guest to meet Steve and the guys after the show. If you do not already
have a user account on the forum, you will need to register. There
are rules associated with this contest, so please read them carefully
before entering: http://www.vai.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=20196 We
are only giving away three (3) aftershow passes for you and a friend to
each show. You must already have tickets to see the show to enter. If you
have already purchased Satriani or Petrucci Platinum Packages you are
ineligible to enter as your tickets already include an aftershow pass. CLICK
HERE TO VISIT THE AFTERSHOW PASS CONTEST FORUM: TO
SEE A LIST OF G3 SHOWS IN AUSTRALIA VISIT OUR TOUR DATES PAGE: ALSO:
Check the Vai.com News page in coming days for information about a Steve
Vai and Joe Satriani In-Store appearance... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- IN
OTHER VAI-RELATED NEWS... If
you haven't had a chance to catch the Zappa Plays Zappa Tour, you can view
some great photos and video of the tour (including video of an amazing
solo by Steve) at the special Zappa Plays Zappa mini-site. Tickets are
still on sale for the December leg of the tour which visits the South
East, South and Pacific Northwest plus a December 30 show in Cabazon, CA. For all the goodies, visit http://www.zappaplayszappa.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve
appears on Meat Loaf's new album "Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster Is
Loose." Steve lends his guitar work to the track "Land of the
Pigs." The album also features contributions from Brian May, Nikki
Sixx and John 5. Click
here to buy this album: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also out now is "Butchering the Beatles: A Headbashing Tribute." Steve appears with the legendary Alice Cooper on the track "Hey Bulldog." Click
here to buy this album: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHECK
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The Voice of Your Brother's Blood
More than once
The meaning of the Genesis story
When my philosophy teacher in prep school
But now I believe otherwise
When we invaded Iraq
But I soon hated the war
We war because we are depraved and we love blood
The blood of dead Iraqi children covers my hands
We are all murderers
"The voice of your brother's blood
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Pomp & Monuments
The puny require
The great require nothing
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I already told you about the three concerts that The Wrong Object did with special guests Annie Whitehead and Harry Beckett. And I think that I also said that the two shows that I saw, were among the best concerts that I had seen in a very long while. Here's the setlist of the Thursday gig:
The Wrong Object is due to release two albums. More info soon. And somewhere next year, the band will be touring the UK with Annie Whitehead. Be sure to check them out!
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THE WRONG OBJECT A couple of weeks ago, The Wrong Object did three concerts with special guests Annie Whitehead and Harry Beckett. I was able to catch two of these concerts and I'm very glad for that. These were among the best concerts that I have seen in a long while. Excellent performances, a very tight band, superb guests and a nice mixture of compositions. Here's the setlist of the Friday afternoon gig. This actually was a concert for a bunch of schoolkids in Mechelen, and the band, despite the noise, played an incredible concert. Keep an eye out for these guys. You have to see them!!
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Annie Whitehead, Harry Becket and Frank van der Kooij, performing as special guests with The Wrong Object at the 2006/10/27 gig in Mechelen, Belgium.
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Fast 'n Bulbous, The Captain Beefheart Project is touring. This Gary Lucas / Phillip Johnston project will be performing at:
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Big Band 86 is a project by Marc Godfroid. The band performed the music of Frank Zappa on 2006/11/02 in Geeraardsbergen, Belgium at café 'De Eendracht': "Big Band 86 plays the music of Frank Zappa" The picture on the right shows Marc Godfroid playing a trombone solo at the 2006/11/02 concert. The pictures below, show the Big Band 86 at the concert. There are some musicians missing in the pictures (Bart Quartier who played the vibes, the keyboard player whose name I don't remember, and vocalist Elke Bruyneel), but you should get an impression of what it looked like.
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Ed Mann has a new website. Check it out at:
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LISA POPEIL WINS AN L.A. MUSIC AWARD |
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Lisa Popeil says: Wanted
to share the good news! On
November 9, I'm receiving a "Career Achievement Award for Vocal
Instruction" at the LA Music Awards AND Music Connection magazine is
featuring an article on me in their current issue on newstands now, online
beginning Monday Nov 6. You can read it at www.musicconnection.com, then
go to 'Close-Up' xoxo,
Lisa
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The above picture shows some members of the Czech Frank Zappa Fanclub at their tenth fanclub meeting, 2006/11/04, in Moravska Trebova. A report will follow soon. The pictures below show the t-shirt that they want to have ready for the next edition of the Zappanale festival.
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Sometime
ago Eric Wheelwright and Norma Jean Bell
collaborated on a song which has finally been made available to the
public. The song was an original Eric Wheelwright song titled
"Genesis" which was re-cut with Norma Jean Bell playing sax. The
title of the CD is "Journey, The Story of Life". To
sample this song log onto www.myspace.com/ericwheelwright.
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The Vote of An Outsider Madman
2 days before elections yesterday on the radio
I am a workingman
Taxes are withheld from my paycheck
I
deeply resent Senator Frist
I already voted weeks ago by absentee ballot
I flung my completed ballot into the nearest mailbox
In all my life struggles nobody listened
Politicians and businessmen suck for power
Let the rich and powerful fall
Now those truly deserving of such suffering
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my notes say that this probably happened in januari 2004, but don't mind that, it's a great story: from Lira Productions: GRANDE
MOTHERS ROAD STORY FROM ZAGREB IN 2003 ROAD
STORY in
2003 the GRANDE MOTHERS HIT THE ROAD HARD IN EUROPE ONE
OF THEIR MOST MEMORABLE STOPS WAS IN ZAGREB, CROATIA they
arrived at 8 PM, instead of 4 pm, only to find that they could not get
within 100 feet of the club due to the street full of double parked cars. the
bus driver made a call and said that he would need the club to get their
crew and empty the tour bus because he could not get any closer. once
soundcheck was done the Grande Old Men were surprised to hear every word
of every tune sung in perfect English the
folks that spoke the best english would gather around with notepads at
huge listening parties a
young fan came up and talked to the guys after the show 19!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how
do you know this music? he
responded, "My father" and
this was the audience for this music there
were tears and cheers as
one fan wrote: this
is their first return trip back to Zagreb, Croatia stay
tuned ................ THAT'S ALL(FOR NOW) FOLKS
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Remeber the "Coctail Jazz" sampler that I mentioned a little
while ago? Well, here's the tracklist:
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In the early nineties, dutch band Studio Tan played the music of Frank Zappa. They did some gigs and even played at Zappanale in 1995. I'm pretty sure that they also released a tape around that time... (I even think I have it, so I'll get back to you on that soon) So here's the good news: Studio Tan will be doing a 'reunion concert' at the 'Music Temple' in Roosendaal, NL on November 11 !! 2006/11/11 Studio Tan - concert 'Music Temple', Roosendaal, NL
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German band Sheik Yerbouti are performing Zappa in concert. They did one gig on Halloween and another one yesterday, but they'll do a concert tomorrow as well:
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www.idiotbastard.bravehost.com The Idiot Bastard Son of T'Mershi Duween presents the twenty-eighth daze f
z u k newsletter Another
groovy scoop for ya: an interview with the legendary Mark 'Flo' Volman is
now up at In
October, the Idiot and John Campbell (better known to some as J-Roc) were
given the enviable task of compiling the discs containing music from this
year's Zappanale. Initially this work will manifest itself to the whole
wide world in the form of a 2-CD set (hopefully available before the frost
has melted on your Christmas pumpkins), followed by the traditional
only-available-by-ordering-tickets-for-next-year's-festival Bonus Disc.
All I can tell you is that across these three discs you will hear at least
two tracks from each of the artists who performed at Zappanale #17. And it
sure was a blast reliving the event once more again in dear old Blighty.
Oh yes. And of course, next year's event promises to be yet another doozy,
with Terry Bozzio's OUTtrio headlining. Now,
each year when me and my pals come back home from the Zappanale, we say we
really should try and organise something like it in the UK. Well, those
lovely Zappateers have only gone and done just that, haven't they?. Read
all about it here: http://idiotbastard.bravehost.com/FestivalPressRelease.htm I'm
uniliterally lost for words. Probably. I think. Therefore I must be. Hope
you had a hippy Hollaween, everybloody. The
Idiot
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a bit too late to plug the gigs, but they were already mentioned in the concert list... THE
KENEALLIST: More SoCal Shows with MKB, + WesFest DVD Hi!
Two Southern
California gigs this weekend, both with a sort-of Mike Keneally
Band, featuring me, Bryan and Rick but with the first US appearance (with
us, that is) of the amazing Marco Minnemann on drums. This will be a
startling development for those of you who have not witnessed the magic of
Marco. See one or both of these shows if you can - the first is
improvised, the second is composed. Here, details: Mike
Keneally Band Friday,
November 3, 2006 Saturday,
November 4, 2006 WesFest
DVD Go
to this website: for
information on how to order the WesFest DVD, which features exclusive and
seriously slamming performances of "Top of Stove Melting" and
"'Cause of Breakfast" from the Mike Keneally Band, as well as
loads of other top notch material. Here is some text from the website to
explain, but this should be a no-brainer for you: "WesFest:
A Concert to Benefit the Wes Wehmiller Scholarship at Berklee College Of
Music, is a full length (about 90 minutes) DVD, and serves as the official
document of the first annual WesFest. It contains live performances from
all eight WesFest performers:
It
also includes heartfelt speeches from Peter Gordon (Director of the
Berklee Center in Los Angeles), Roger Brown (President, Berklee College Of
Music), and Wes' parents, John and Paula Wehmiller. The
WesFest DVD can be purchased for $25, which includes all shipping and
handling charges. All net proceeds from the WesFest DVD will go to benefit
the Wes Wehmiller Scholarship at Berklee College Of Music." As
I say, go to http://weswehmiller.net/wesfest.html to find out more and to
order this thing immediately. Thank you! I
have to pick up Beller at the airport! Jagshemach! mk
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The Rosa Ensemble (remember their excellent "Selling Hoovers In Mojave") has a new album out: "The Blind Spot". Their newsletter says: Suburban sitting room extravaganza for the melancholy consumer. Rosa ’s ambient hotcakes in an electro/acoustic remix.
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MUFFIN
MEN - NEW CDs and other NEWZ lots of newz for you NEW CDs, LIVE SHOWS, NEW DVD, NEW TSHIRTS the
focus is on RETRO at the moment, with a retro line-up and a bunch of retro
limited edition CD releases. NEW
CDs LIVE
SHOWS, UK SPRING TOUR 2007 UK
ZAPPADAY, February 2007 NEW
DVD ODDZ
and SODZ got to www.youtube.com for a bunch of muffin men videos please keep checking the website, or drop an email to muffinz HQ thanks for supporting us stay zapped luv
from liverpool
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Zappa Festival Announced! The Zappateers are pleased to announce their 1st UK Zappa Festival to be held in Bradford-on-Avon on the weekend of 16th - 18th February 2007. The Festival is to be held at ‘The George’ Public House – a major local venue for live music. The weekend festival will feature at least 6 bands – already confirmed are the young and excitable ‘Monty and The Butchers’, Dutch coverband ‘The Foolz’, and Liverpudlian Zappa stalwarts ‘The Muffin Men’. Supplementing this line up will be a number of local bands. Festival Organiser Paul Barnard said “We have an excellent venue booked, with a committed Landlord, and have negotiated very attractive accommodation rates with local hostelries. We hope to announce weekend ticket prices very soon to include the option of hotels as part of the overall price. We hope that by including bed and breakfast as a part of the package we will attract Zappateers from all over the world, and encourage them all to experience some excellent music combined with some real West Country hospitality”. Co-organiser Benjamin Darling added “The Festival will be supporting the Marie Curie Cancer Charity, which is a regular beneficiary of The George Pub. As Zappa died prematurely of prostate cancer, we hope to be able to have a great festival and contribute to this worthy cause”. The Zappateers will be announcing ticket prices and booking details on their website early in December 2006. But fans need to be quick – with a venue limit of 75 the Zappateers expect the event to be a sell out. 2007/02/16 -18 concert "UK Zappa Festival", Bradford-on-Avon, UK
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Frank Nuyts wrote a piece
entitled 'Za-va-pa', dedicated to Frank Zappa. The piece got recorded at
the Flagey studio in Brussels, Belgium, on 1991/12/03. It was performed by
Jan Michiels on piano. The composition counts 4'28" and is a contemporary piano piece.
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20061101 As soon as I've uploaded this, I'll be looking for reviews of the ZpZ Halloween concert... Curious if they did something extra... |
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Anyone in for some post-halloween treatment...
Halloween
is meant to be scary, right? Year after year we dust off the old novelty
records. While those oldies are fun, they not at all frightening. Oddio
Overplay put the challenge to musical artists the world over to create
Halloween music that is "frightening, damaging and disturbing."
No "Monster Mash," instead creepy soundtracks to a fiendish
Halloween. They succeeded with CALLING ALL FIENDS! Some of these pieces
will creep you right out of your skin. Everyone involved in this project hopes you have a "frightening, damaging and disturbing" thrill ride with this music and A Scary and Very Happy Halloween! http://www.oddiooverplay.com/ears/fiends/
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Terry Bozzio's OUT Trio will headline Zappanale 18 !
Furthermore, French big band Le Bocal will be there, as well as the Orchestra Spaziale from Italy.
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Join
us as we kick off our new series at Symphony Space with a concert of
works written for and inspired by cartoons from the golden age of
animation. The program
spotlights the talents of master cartoon composers such as Raymond Scott
and Carl Stalling, and a collection of new pieces inspired by cartoons.
Fireworks will also perform live soundtracks to two classic
animated shorts! Thursday,
November 2 PROGRAM "Cartoon,"
made the point in entertaining and musically vivid ways. Where else
could one have heard such richly varied and perfectly executed scores
where bits of classical, opera, jazz, folk and schmaltz combined with
such telling effects? The biggest laughs came at the end with Fireworks'
energetic and perfectly synchronized recreation of Milt Franklyn's
adaptation of Franz von Suppe's operatic airs for "Baton
Bunny" (1959), one of Bugs Bunny's bravura performances.
"Cartoon" was serious fun of the highest -- and funniest --
order. Bravo, Fireworks!" -
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Here's a nice picture of the Czech Frank Zappa Fanclub at the Zappa statue in Bad Doberan, Germany.
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The Czech Frank Zappa Fanclub is a busy bunch. These guys have issued T-shirts, cassettes, CD's, DVD's and even a couple of mugs. If you have been to Zappanale the last couple of years, chances are
good that you have seen people walking around in these fabulous T-shirts.
Most of these (except for the special editions that come with a CD or a
DVD) are 15.00 euro (plus 5 euro for postage).
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The yellow t-shirt that is pictured above, celebrating the 40th
anniversary of the Mothers, got issued by the Czech Frank Zappa Fanclub in
2005. It's available in yellow with blue lettering, and in blue with
yellow lettering.
Both the t-shirts on the right got issued in 2006: "Communism does
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The above t-shirt displays "Grow Fins: Rarities 1965 - 82", mentioning the Czech Fanclub release of the famous Beefheart Box. The t-shirt on the right, "Record Our Band" is another special release: it comes with a CD recording of the 1980 Rotterdam concert. |
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Hello there. So you know Trance-Fusion is out at long (fill in the blank) last. We
here at UMRK were certainly hoping that MOFO would be on its heels. This
the busiest time for production for Everyone In The World. I'm not here to
talk about excuses but rather to say, be of good cheer, it will be here
this year. Meanwhile there are some Wicked Seasonal Shirts suddenly available, perfect pumpkin-carving attire. Here is wishing you all a great Halloween. Music is the Best! gz
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GRANDE MOTHERS RETURN TO EASTERN EUROPE the
only ZAPPA alumni consistently performing the music of the maestro www.thegrandmothers.com for more, more, more.................. SARAJEVO
BEOGRAD
ZAGREB The band plays Zappa's music from 1965 to 1975, with spirit, humor and precision, which this music requires. The show is based on contradictions of eclecticism, seriousness, and circus performance, staying truthful to the phenomenon of Frank Zappa.
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THE WEST COAST 2006 Wednesday,
November 29, 2006
Thursday,
November 30, 2006
CANADIAN
PRINT MEDIA REVIEWS AND FAN REVIEWS FROM THEIR SUMMER CANADIAN FESTIVAL
TOUR 2006 "Rare
are the musicians who can even play Zappa's music, let alone make it live
and breathe. So Thank the Lord for the Grande Mothers. The people who
loved their music last year ranged in age from 16 to 60, and it's safe to
say that a fine time was had by all." "These
days Roy Estrada, along with Don Preston, and Napoleon Murphy Brock from
Zappa's mid to late 70's Mothers, are touring the world as the Grande
Mothers and keeping Zappa's music alive. They were here at the Folk
Festival last year and due to public demand are returning. Believe me, if
you ever dug Zappa you don't want to miss these guys. They're fun and
fuuuuunnnny. They're wicked musicians and they blew a few minds last
summer there on Jericho Beach..." "the
quintet known as the Grande Mothers served up vintage psychedelia - rock
songs with surreal lyrics, jazz-like harmonies and melodic complexity,
with flashes of wacky satire on a par with Monty Python's Flying
Circus." "Fans
of Frank Zappa are going to freak out for the Grande Mothers. Zappa and
his band were creating a mixture of acid rock, psychedelia, doo-wop,
avant-garde, tape experiments, funk and jazz. With three different Zappa
eras represented, the Grande Mothers have a wide palette of material to
choose from." "So
if necessity is the mother of invention, does than mean that the Grande
Mothers gave birth to necessity? Could
be true, considering this is a band that needs to be seen........." CANADIAN
FAN REVIEWS TORONTO "Just
got back from the show,suffice to say it was amazing!!!! I enjoyed it more
than ZPZ, the vibe was just so much more a zappa show, (despite only
having five band members.) The guitar solos were monstrously beautiful,
and the drumming was interstellar! Nappy!!!! dear god that was
impressive!!!! and Roy, hey, I thought he didn't play bass good since he
was a mexican!!! he's better than he was on OZ even, trust me!!! and Don's
solo on Trouble Every Day was unbelievably perfect. PLUS!!! they didn't
shy away from the political comments, which, ZPZ playing Trouble Every Day
without making it fit the modern time was ridiculous. All in all, it was
amazing!!!" "I
too was at this concert, it was INCREDIBLE! Seriously, I thought ZPZ was
great and all, but this just blew my mind (I was at a lack of words during
the intermission). One thing I really appreciated was that these Mothers
really went out there and experimented onstage, in true Zappa fashion.
A personal pick of the evening was their rendition of Twenty Small
Cigars, a choice I was not expecting. They played with so much soul, so
much love, it was incredible. Napoleon's sax playing during this number
was heart wrenching. Beautiful. One of the best non-musical moments of the
night was when they talked about Zappa's legacy, and then lead the
audience in a round of applause for Frank himself. All in all, a great
show. I can't help but wonder when the next Zappa-themed show will come
around here. I hope that the Grande Mothers (or as they really should be
called, as pointed out by the announcer at the concert, The Mothers of
Invention) come back soon, I'd go to another concert without hesitation. I
could go on for another 25 pages, I hardly even scratched the surface of
all my feelings about the show. But I'll tastefully stop now." OTTWA
BLUES FEST "I
was at the Ottawa show last night. Don, Napoleon and Roy were signing
albums for people before the show. The show itself was one of the most
incredible things I've witnessed. Unfortunately we didn't get Peaches or
Slime (but Montanna was played) but what impressed me was how much of
WOIIFTM was played. We got Lonely Little Girl (which was greatly extended
from the album version), Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance, What's the
Ugliest Part of Your Body? and The Idiot Bastard Son. We also got a lot of
material from One Size Fits All, the highlights being excellent versions
of Poegen and Sofa. A real highlight was Village of the Sun which was
played like on the Roxy album. Napoleon mentioned the Helsinki live show
at one point; "If anyone shouts out anymore requests it's gonna cost
you 20 marcs!" Roy even did a very brief aria. He started by teasing
us with little 10 second bits and saying "That's all you get"
before giving in and singing a bit of Baby Snakes. The signing session
after the show was great as well. Roy Estrada was especially nice to me.
Near the end of the show two young women got up on the stage to dance. I
joked around with Napoleon about his reputation as a lady's man, reminding
him of about his great line from the Pisspot the rabbit interview,
"If you shake your booty, anything is possible." He chuckled and
grinned sheepishly. I said thank-you so much for coming to Ottawa and
giving such an excellent show and he promised the Grande Mothers would
come to Canada again." THAT'S ALL(FOR NOW) FOLKS
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ZAPPA
Plays ZAPPA is out and about for October and suddenly December and there
will be another round of the ever-popular auctions for selected seats and
such at selected tour dates. Starting NOW, you have a chance to bid on
premium seats, a tour poster, and access to sound check the night of the
show. See below for those special dates for those special auctions.And,
starting Wednesday, Sept 27th, ALL Shows (except for Vancouver, which is
on-sale at a later date) will run a pre-sale. Once again, you can get your
tickets for that here: http://zpz.frontgatetickets.com/ Yes,
except and also, butthe New Orleans and Cabazon shows will not have
auctions - instead, for $100, you will have access to the ZAPPA Plays
ZAPPA soundcheck, as well as tickets to the show. These tickets are very
limited and only available through the Front Gate presale, starting on
Wed, Sept 27th. Tickets are available here:
http://zpz.frontgatetickets.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------
Auction
Info and links:
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Full
Tour dates here:
Special
guests for all shows* are Napoleon Murphy Brock, Steve Vai and Terry
Bozzio. (*Terry will not be performing at the December 30 show.) For
more information, visit http://www.zappa.com/zpz
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Hi there, In commemoration of the FOURtieth Anniversary of a World That Contains Freak Out! we are so very pleased to present the FZ Audiography and Documentary Evidence (for the first time this century) of those certain recording sessions that occurred in Los Angeles between March and April of 1966. Who Could Imagine??? Well, we all know the answer to that question. This exciting and Deluxe, Limited Edition contains FOUR historically magnificent discs for your Audio Gratification. And a Gorgeous booklet - with the original art and lots of special surprises - and your name too. Read on. And yes, directly from the Vault to you, this is your once in a lifetime opportunity to have your name included in the List of Lists - as a person of interest who contributed in a material way to make this music possible. With all due respect to AAAFNRAA, this is a limited offer and you must act quickly or forever hold your peace. (No, we did not say to withhold Peace!) This is Exclusive to Barfko-Swill. Shortly after you receive this email with all of this stunning information you will be able to go to Zappa.com and see that the Pre-Order is for real. And we also want to assure those of you who are possibly frightened of something that costs as much as Ms Pinky in these days of (speaking of) highly inflated gas prices and unseasonably rising global tensions and air temperatures that there will also be available a Very Wonderful Two Disc FZ Audio Documentary Release that might well turn up in greater convenience in your favorite record store (Is there such a Beast Anymore?). But for those of you without FEAR, who crave the Origin of the Species in all its Tactile and Audiophile MAGNIFICENCE, you know what to do. And we thank you for allowing us the pleasure of you r audience for FZ. We feel it is our duty . . . xxx, the Barfies
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I am going to write a (picture-)book about Zappa vinyl bootlegs and try to get together all photos of the bootlegs I know. As far as I know only the photos of the below mentioned bootlegs are still missing for my book. List of vinyl bootlegs (photos wanted):
The discs marked with ** are only known by name from
various more or less reliable sources. I’m quite sure that they are not
existing and results of misinterpreted labels or just homemade fakes of
“serious” bootlegs. Anyway, if somebody should know something about
these discs, I’d appreciate a lot to get the information. Anyway, I’d
be happy if anybody from the huge Zappa fan community could help me to get
a photo or a scan of all these missing boots. Music is the best! Dieter
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So here's the deal, if you have any
of these bootlegs, and if you're able to take a digital picture of it, let
me know at bignOte@yucom.be and I
will forward you Dieter's e-mail address.
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