What's Wrong with Frank Zappa
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- The Frank Zappa Story. This guitarist, vocalist, and composer has made his mark on music and in life in general. We're doing a deep dive into what's behind the genius of Frank Zappa.
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" The greatest composer of the 20th century didn't need a wig, and had a sense of humor you could really dig. He composed complex and beautiful Melodies played by the greatest musicians ever in a band. He played loud Rock guitar like no SOB can, and always spoke His mind like a real man. His name is Frank Zappa, and He was an American." td
The ultimate breakdown of Frank right there. Thanks for sharing that!
@@guitarmeetsscience that is exactly what I wanted to do with the fewest words. I have written thousands of memes and have written things and created original quotes about music more than any other subject. Frank has always been my favorite and I was fortunate enough to see him five times including Steve Vai rookie tour where they both sat in chairs and just jammed.. thank you for your content.. I learned quite a lot of things I didn't know about Frank especially in the early days.. if you want give me your email address and I will share some real gems, they will be yours to use. Music is the best.
@@guitarmeetsscience thank you for sharing your content, music is the best.
Great document of a true musical genius! I have been a lifelong fan and continue to be enthralled by his albums. Awesome work Jimmy! Rock on brother!! 👋👋👋🤘🤘🤘
Thanks brother. Been a huge Frank fan as well, glad you liked it. Keep on rocking Hugh! 🤘🤘
A True Master of his Art......RIP Frank
Frank really was - I don't think people picked up on a lot of his perfectionism behind the scenes. He brought out the best and everybody around him!
Joe's Garage Act I, II, III was my first Zappa album I heard and it became one of my favourite Albums of all time. Not only because of the Music on it but also the pure nostalgia of my youth it brings to me when I listen to it. Thankfully I got to hear it all without waiting for it to be released a trickle at a time.
Those are awesome albums to come up with! Frank had such a wealth of music through his career. Those are definitely some standouts
He had me at Freak Out. I saw him live many times. I am a big fan.
Oh yeah! He has such a varied body of work - This one was hard to do considering all that he did in his life. The guy was brilliant!
Saw Frank at the Beaux Arts in Brussels in 1971 with Flo and Eddie, my first concert. I was hooked. Saw him twice afterwards, bought a ton of his albums. GREAT video by the way. Loved your Danny Gatton one too.
Thank you so much man! That had to have been awesome to see him live. Shamefully so far all of the people I've covered I've never had the opportunity to see live. I guess it's a bit of a vicarious thing haha. Plus I just love the stories from folks like yourself coming in talking about when they saw them. I appreciate the kind words - high five over the miles
Frank and all the musicians that played with him.. The Best♥️
My Uncle ran the Rainbow Theatre during those magical years. Such a shame what happened to him was unacceptable and gutted that it happened at The Rainbow. As an aside but on topic. If you get the chance google The Rainbow Theatre Finsbury Park. It truly is (was) a beautiful venue. When they had big shows they would have the front of house and Façade all decorated with Giant Sculptures and Art. I have very fond memories of The Rainbow Theatre and I am so pleased to have that connection to such a great building that housed some of the very best Bands and shows at a time when all those Bands were making the best Music to ever be made during the most explosive time in Music and being able to have income to buy Records. Just a great time to be alive.
Thank you for sharing that - does work definitely some magical years for that theater. Wow that is pretty cool that he ran it during that time.
Nothings wrong with Frank Zappa.. Guy was a genius
Zappa was a genius 😊
Oh yeah he definitely was!
Amazing videos man keep it up
Thank you so much 🙏
I didn't realize that Freak Out was a Double Album. I have the CD and from memory I just remember it as a Trippy psychedelic Rock n Roll. But yeah, Never realized it was a double album.
Oh yeah - I actually hadn't either until I started digging in. Of course that man was music walking.... Music oozed from his pores
Should I be ashamed if my favorite growing up was titties and beer 😂. Shout out to chrissy
Lol not one bit Jeff 🤘🤘
Great tune!
Great brass
Thanks for putting this together and sharing it. Some great and interesting information in this. Seen a good few Docs on Zappa and most are less facts, more blowing smoke up his Arse. Which is fine also. But I like to know the kind of information you are including. Things I had forgotten about or didn't know at all.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! I'm glad you liked it - this was a hard one to do only because my God he did so much. That guy did a whole hell of a lot in his life time.
At 31:48 is Frank Co - presenting with a Gorgeous Stevie Nicks ? Thankyou for fitting so much information into this production & no doubt enlightening many about more than they already knew re the great man . Brilliant. 😁👍
Good call - correct!
Frank Zappa. You either were a fan fanatical... or you just didn't get it. Regardless, there was no denying his indelible presence, & his unique musical style will be remembered.
" If you get it, you get it, if you don't, you weren't supposed to." FZ
@@timothydillow3160 PCs and NPCs
Very thorough and great documentary about the legendary and most original recording artist of all time, Frank Zappa. Thank you sir!
So funny about the whole censorship thing, imagine this politician actually had the audacity to question what toys Frank's children played with, at a supposedly serious senate hearing about music censorship... And now you can confess to murders on record and it's the most popular music in America right now...
Thank you so much! Right? The whole censorship hearing was out and out wacky. I really liked Zappa's response too lol. The guy was a total genius
They proved that Dylan's album was 5 days after Freak Out. So Frank had the first rock double album.
@@tixximmi1 Right on - thank you!
Help I'm a rock.
Thank you, I appreciate you. Keep it up! 68
Thanks so much! All the best 🙏
Thank you, I appreciate you. Keep it up! 87
Thank you kindly 🙏🙏
"Jazz isn't dead, it just smells funny."
@@thickerbrummietwat best quote!
where did you get all these photos...many i have never seen.
They are definitely out there.... A whole lot of searching that is for sure.
You’re always interesting 🧐 🤘
Haha thanks Cathy 🤘😎🤘
Whatever happened to Ruth Underwood?
She didn't exactly retire, but post-Zappa her musical work rate declined to Scott Walker-esque levels. (Her particular "difficult years" being the stint in Ambrosia).
43 like amico
Thank you brother 🙏🙏
17:03 The police tempting and encouraging someone to commit a crime, and then arresting them, is immoral.
Absolutely 100% correct! I'm glad you caught that - would they pulled on Frank really totally should have been illegal. It was definitely immoral for sure.
"...singer and guitarist, Roy White..." ?
Probably meant Ray...
I'd like to know where that IQ statement came from. I've searched many times for that information without success.
Pretty good doc, although there were several mispronunciations, and I would have liked to have seen. the video more closely match the narration instead of random clips.
First off Thanks for some extremely valuable feedback. Honestly I'm pretty new to the whole documentary thing. It seems to be a much more comfortable format than a lot of the stuff I've done in the past. With that said I don't claim to be an old pro at it by any stretch. As far as where the IQ statement came from, multiple sources on Google probably dubious sources at best, but that's about all I've had to draw from - though his IQ has been storied to be that high from all the talk I remember since I was young. And yes it was always that number popping up in Google searches. That's the best I had to work with so that's what I went with. Don't claim it's the best method, but I did what I could in that regard. Also, you bring up a good point about the little collage that I put together. I kind of wanted to cover all parts of his career, but yes there are certain parts where it is definitely better to have it more tied to the particular period that is being mentioned especially since this is a chronological story. I will take that into account, and I also won't do such damn long ones lol. This one was a freaking bear to do. I really do appreciate your honest and candid feedback though - it really does help quite a bit!
@guitarmeetsscience I do appreciate your hard work. Anyone that wants to bring light to the Meistro's life is ok in my book!
@@GoodCorporateRobot Right on! And thank you again - that is some great feedback you provided and it will be applied in upcoming work for sure. I wish more people would do that to be honest.
"Genius is not a quotient, either high or low, it's always odd, and threatens the status quo. Genuis has no friends, but many a foe. Genius is unafraid to play the clown in a show, for genius is confidence, without bravado or ego." td
If you had one question to ask Frank Zappa what would it be?
"What was it you would have done musically, had you lived beyond 1993?"
How did you develop that crazy picking style on the neck?
@guitarmeetsscience Frank studied classical, jazz, rock, fusion, etc. and then created music his way, keep on keeping on learning and expressing yourself and the genuine magical answer to your question is "take lessons and practice practice practice"🎵 🎵 🎵
@@madmusicianmagicianabsolutely spot on!
@guitarmeetsscience what would be another good question you'd have for Frank?
Pronounced Edgar Varess or Varez
Thanks Leslie. Yeah I caught some hell for that quite a few times lol. I've gotten better at checking pronunciations lately This is one of my earlier works.
That's cool dude. I like the one Steve Vai Muther what was the rest again?
I liked some of Frank Zappa's music. Apostrophe being my favorite. But in interviews he basically would claim that we were all stupid while he was a genius then release just plain stupid songs like Disco Boy, Dancing Fool, Valley Girl etc. Nowhere the stuff he had done in the early 70s. If it was a joke l didn't get it as he just became more annoying shit on the radio
That's a good take - while he was revered so much in the tight-knit music community, I think for the most part the general public just kind of had enough at some point. That's why that quote stuck out to me so I put it on the thumbnail. That was just his mindset apparently
what? soupy sales?
Soupy nailed it