getfiscal posted:i'm not a fan of him but that bobby brown song is catchy
the zappa that most people know and dislike is the "sheik yerbouti" zappa who was into parody and gross-out jokes, indeed a juvenile zappa. if you wanna go for the good zappa..
this is his famous accessible solo-driven jazz rock album
if you just want bananas guitar picking you can try this album but its not really his best stuff overall, it's not really an album i'm familiar with
zappa regularly ventures into hair metal and hairy metallic blues so if you like big idiot riffs there is a ton of stuff like "my guitar wants to kill your mama."
zappa's most famous album, arguably best, is apostrophe, i listened to this album probably 200 times when i was 13
he doesn't ju8st go for "what's the ugliest part of your body?" jokes, there is also a uniquely intelligent humor, in songs like the adventures of gregory peccary which is one of his attempts at a "musical cartoon"... try it out.
or also, like, stick with the juvenile shit becuase sometimes its just good
my all time favorite zappa album is Make a Jazz Noise Here, this is not on youtube but here is one track. This a live album (no overdubs!) from two concerts in the late eighties, and demonstrates both virtuous instrument playing (especially the horn solos on Black Napkins) and Zappa's endless power of arrangement and rearrangement of his own work and fearless incorporation of jokes and serious shit. A lot of this album, when you go listen to it, might just be fucking annoying to you, because you are a noob.
the nice thing about being a zappa fan is that there is always stuff you haven't listened to, besides putting out dozens of albums of his own work and collaborating with others, he recorded the vast majority of his live performances. i was unfamiliar with his posthumous album until tonight and now i have it on and it's, rpetty good!
so fuck you, stupid!
swampman posted:i listened to this album probably 200 times when i was 13
same. like 50% of my friends who smoke/smoked weed were all given this album by our dads at this age.
chickeon posted:I read it but I didn't click any of the toobs
Somewhere, a Dostoyevsky novel is looking for its idiot.
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swampman posted:getfiscal posted:i'm not a fan of him but that bobby brown song is catchy
the zappa that most people know and dislike is the "sheik yerbouti" zappa who was into parody and gross-out jokes, indeed a juvenile zappa. if you wanna go for the good zappa..
this is his famous accessible solo-driven jazz rock album
if you just want bananas guitar picking you can try this album but its not really his best stuff overall, it's not really an album i'm familiar with
zappa regularly ventures into hair metal and hairy metallic blues so if you like big idiot riffs there is a ton of stuff like "my guitar wants to kill your mama."
zappa's most famous album, arguably best, is apostrophe, i listened to this album probably 200 times when i was 13
he doesn't ju8st go for "what's the ugliest part of your body?" jokes, there is also a uniquely intelligent humor, in songs like the adventures of gregory peccary which is one of his attempts at a "musical cartoon"... try it out.
or also, like, stick with the juvenile shit becuase sometimes its just good
my all time favorite zappa album is Make a Jazz Noise Here, this is not on youtube but here is one track. This a live album (no overdubs!) from two concerts in the late eighties, and demonstrates both virtuous instrument playing (especially the horn solos on Black Napkins) and Zappa's endless power of arrangement and rearrangement of his own work and fearless incorporation of jokes and serious shit. A lot of this album, when you go listen to it, might just be fucking annoying to you, because you are a noob.
the nice thing about being a zappa fan is that there is always stuff you haven't listened to, besides putting out dozens of albums of his own work and collaborating with others, he recorded the vast majority of his live performances. i was unfamiliar with his posthumous album until tonight and now i have it on and it's, rpetty good!
so fuck you, stupid!
my first good teacher was in zappa's large touring band in the late eighties and said that the main reason he got the gig was that he was the only guy in LA on his instrument who was willing to run, screaming, around a directional mic in the studio
tpaine posted:does anyone else have any korn memories they'd like to share
"Lookaway" (featuring DJ Lethal, Jonathan Davis, and Mike Patton)
Leor Dimant (Latvian: Leors Dimants; born December 18, 1972 in Riga, Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic, USSR) better known as DJ Lethal, is a turntablist and producer and is best known for his position of DJ in the rap metal band Limp Bizkit for fifteen years, which he departed in 2012. He is also well known for previously playing in the Irish-American hip-hop group, House of Pain. Lethal played, briefly, in La Coka Nostra (at times with other former House of Pain members).
owned, just owned pattonailures
this is my last resort
long as i gets a little golden shower
peepaw posted:i can take about an hour on the tower of power
long as i gets a little golden shower
The Double You Dee Dee Pee anthem
Thanks to Freddy I'm a Sexual Spastic
guidoanselmi posted:dmb's good. their early stuff, though. before these crowded streets marked the begining of the end. remember 2 things - spiritual experience
BTCS is easily the best Dave album
nice sig, Superabound
Superabound posted:haha yeah jim goad rules
No he does not and I regret mentioning him but I hope he lives out the rest of his remaining years in misery and obscurity posting on something sensitive dot com.
Superabound posted:im going to show him that post and then hes going to whip both are asses
uhh just call him up and ask him to post here (if registration working) http://www.google.com/cse?cx=011268415936494307639%3Agn2j4lagvve&ie=UTF-8&q=jim+goad&sa=Search&siteurl=exiledonline.com%2Fpower-search%2F&ref=exiledonline.com%2F&ss=4480j2199040j14#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=jim%20goad&gsc.page=1