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California

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Palmdale

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References to Palmdale in Frank Zappa's work

New York

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Palmdale

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Los Angeles

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New York

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Billy The Mountain

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John Lennon

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Frank Zappa

Talk:Earth

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John Lennon

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Lincoln Center

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Mats Öberg

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Frank Zappa

Morgan Ågren

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Frank Zappa

Judy Gridley

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Phyllis Bryn-Julson

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Pierre Boulez

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Zappa and Pierre Boulez

Pulse Interview

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Frank Zappa. Interview in Playboy

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Palladium

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Pauley Pavilion

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Palo Alto

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Los Angeles

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References to Los Angeles in Frank Zappa's work

San Fernando Valley

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References to the San Fernando Valley in Zappa's work

Santa Monica Boulevard

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Santa Monica

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Playa del Rey

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References to Playa del Rey in Frank Zappa's work

Santa Monica

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Playa del Rey

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Irwindale

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San Fernando Valley

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Reseda

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References to Reseda in Frank Zappa's work

Jack-In-The-Box

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Glenoaks

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References to Glenoaks in Frank Zappa's work

Fresno

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Los Angeles

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People born in Los Angeles

San Fernando Valley

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Santa Monica

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References to Santa Monica in Zappa's music

Santa Monica Boulevard

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References to Santa Monica Boulevard in Zappa's music

Santa Monica Boulevard

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'''Santa Monica Boulevard''' is a road running from [[Santa Monica]] to [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], passing through Beverly Hills and West [[Hollywood]].

==References to Santa Monica Boulevard in Zappa's music==

* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in Torrance, Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, Playa Del Rey, [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], Irwindale, Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE.""" (might also be a reference to [[Santa Monica]].

* ''[[The Blue Light]]'': ''"You'll go to Santa Monica Boulevard"''.

==See also==
* [[Blue Grotto]]
* [[Paramount Recording Studios]]
* [[The Troubadour]]

==External links==
* [[Wikipedia:Santa Monica Boulevard]]

[[Category:Streets]]

New York

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People born in New York

San Fernando Valley

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	Zappa was asked in the ''[[Ode To Gravity - Frank Zappa: World Affairs Commentator]]'' interview if he had ever heard Chadbourne's ''"Zappa medley"'', but he didn't.		Zappa was asked in the ''[[Ode To Gravity - Frank Zappa: World Affairs Commentator]]'' interview if he had ever heard Chadbourne's ''"Zappa medley"'', but he didn't.
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		+	==References==
		+	<references/>

	==See also==		==See also==

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 [[File:California.jpg|thumb|right]]
-Most populous and third-largest state in the [[United States of America]]
+'''California''' is the most populous and third-largest state in the [[United States of America]]. Frank Zappa lived at [[7885 Woodrow Wilson Drive]] in [[Los Angeles]].
 * [[Cucamonga]]
 * [[Downey]]
-* [[Flakes]]: ''"California's got the most of them (...) swear to God they got the most/of every business on the coast."''
+* [[Fresno]]
 * [[Glendale]]
 * [[Hollywood]]
 * [[Hollywood Boulevard]]
 * [[Irwindale]]
 * [[KSAN, San Francisco]]
-* [[Art Laboe]]
+* [[Lancaster]]
 * [[Los Angeles]]
 * [[Mojave Desert]]
 * [[Monterey]]
 * [[Orange County]]
-* [[The Orange County Lumber Truck]]
+* [[Palmdale]]
-* [[The Pit]]
+* [[Palo Alto]]
 * [[Reseda]]
 * [[San Diego]]
 * [[San Fernando Valley]]
 * [[San Francisco]]
 * [[Santa Monica]]
-* [[Semi-Fraudulent/Direct-From-Hollywood Overture]]
+* [[Santa Monica Boulevard]]
-* [[Son Of Orange County]]
+* [[San Quentin]]
 * [[Sunset Boulevard]]
 [[Category:Geography]]

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 * ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'':
 ** ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in [[Torrance]], Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, Playa Del Rey, [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], [[Irwindale]], Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE."''
-* ''[[Village Of The Sun]]'': ''"Do any of you know where Palmdale is?"'' (...) I went to high school in [[Lancaster]], which is not very far from Palmdale" (...) Out in back of Palmdale, where the turkey farmers run. (...) Little Mary and [[Teddy Bunn|Teddy]] and Thelma too, now, where Palmdale Boulevard, wo cuts on through.''
+* ''[[Village Of The Sun]]'': ''"Do any of you know where Palmdale is?" (...) I went to high school in [[Lancaster]], which is not very far from Palmdale" (...) Out in back of Palmdale, where the turkey farmers run. (...) Little Mary and [[Teddy Bunn|Teddy]] and Thelma too, now, where Palmdale Boulevard, wo cuts on through.''
 ==External links==

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 * [[Glenoaks]]
 * [[Greenwich Village]]
-* ''[[The Guy On The Staten Island Ferry...]]''
+* ''[[The Guy On The Staten Island Ferry…]]''
 * [[Hotel Van Rensselaer]]
 * [[Lincoln Center]]

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 [[File:Palmdale.jpg|thumb|right]]
-A place in [[California]].
+'''Palmdale''' is a city in the Antelope Valley in northern [[Los Angeles]] County in [[California]], close to the [[Mojave Desert]]. Between 1956 and 1958, Frank Zappa lived in [[Lancaster]], going to the [[Antelope Valley High School]], not very far from Palmdale. Another village closeby was [[Sun Village]].
-Referenced in [[Village Of The Sun]].
+==References to Palmdale in Frank Zappa's work==
-[[Category:Geography]]
+==External links==
 [[Category:Them Or Us (The List)]]

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 * [[El Monte Legion Stadium]]
 * [[Gee Gee's]]
 * [[Haunted House]]
 * [[Hollywood]] ([[Barney's Beanery]], [[Canters Fairfax Restaurant]], [[Hollywood Police Station]], [[Hollywood Ranch Market]], [[Sunset Boulevard]])
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 * [[Omnibus]]
 * [[Pandora's Box]]
 * [[P.J.'s]]
 * [[Paramount Recording Studios]]
 * [[Royce Hall]]
 * [[San Fernando Valley]] ([[Ventura]])
 * [[Sea Witch]]
 * [[Shrine Exposition Hall]]
 * [[Stripcombers]]
 * [[Tropicana Motel]]
 * [[TTG Recording Studios]]
 * [[UCLA]]

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 * [[Fillmore Venues]]
 * [[Garrick Theatre]]
 * [[Greenwich Village]]
 * ''[[The Guy On The Staten Island Ferry...]]''
 * [[Hotel Van Rensselaer]]
 * [[Mayfair Studios]]
 * [[The Mudd Club]]
 * [[NBC]]
 * [[New York Philharmonic]]
 * [[The New York Times]]

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 ''And to this very day, "Wing Nuts" and Data Reduction Clerks alike, speak in reverent whispers about that fateful night when test stand #1 and the rocket sled itself (''"We have ignition!"'') got lunched! I said: lunched (''"Lunched!"'') by a FAMOUS MOUNTAIN-IN and his SMALL, WOODEN WIFE. <br>
-''"Word just in to the [[KTTV]] News Service undeniably links THIS MOUNTAIN and HIS WIFE to drug abuse and pay-offs as part of a SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY smut ring! However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in [[Torrance]], Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, Playa Del Rey, [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], [[Irwindale]], Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE."<br>
+''"Word just in to the [[KTTV]] News Service undeniably links THIS MOUNTAIN and HIS WIFE to drug abuse and pay-offs as part of a SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY smut ring! However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in [[Torrance]], Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, [[Playa del Rey]], [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], [[Irwindale]], Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE."<br>
-''Within the week, [[Jerry Lewis|JERRY LEWIS]] had hosted a Telethon (''"Wah wah wah, nice lady!"'') to raise funds for the injured (''injured'') and homeless (''homeless'') in Glendale, as BILLY had just levelled it, and, a few miles right outside of town, BILLY caused a 'Oh Mein Papa' in the Earth's crust, right over the secret underground dumps (right near the [[Jack-In-The-Box|JACK-IN-THE-BOX]] on Glenoaks) where they keep the pools of old poison gas, and obsolete germ bombs, just as a freak tornado cruised through.<br>
+''Within the week, [[Jerry Lewis|JERRY LEWIS]] had hosted a Telethon (''"Wah wah wah, nice lady!"'') to raise funds for the injured (''injured'') and homeless (''homeless'') in Glendale, as BILLY had just levelled it, and, a few miles right outside of town, BILLY caused a 'Oh Mein Papa' in the Earth's crust, right over the secret underground dumps (right near the [[Jack-In-The-Box|JACK-IN-THE-BOX]] on [[Glenoaks]]) where they keep the pools of old poison gas, and obsolete germ bombs, just as a freak tornado cruised through.<br>
 ''Yes, it was about three o'clock in the afternoon when little [[Flo & Eddie|Howard Kaplan]] was sitting on his porch (''"Toto...!"'') just playing (''"Come on, Toto...!"'') and having a nice time with his little accordion (''"Toto...!"''), and this weird wind came up (''"Toto...!"''), direct from [[Glendale]] (''"Toto... Toto...!"''), blowing these terrible germs in his direction (''"Come here, Toto... !"''), and all of this caused (''"Toto...!"'') by a HUGE MOUNTAIN... (''"Aunty Em!"'') <br>

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 ==Frank Zappa==
-During Frank Zappa's ''[["Here Comes The Gear, Lads"]]'', [[Jeff Beck]] says [[Aynsley Dunbar]]'s voice sounds like [[The Beatles]] catoons, with [[Mark Volman]] saying: ''"Hey, John Lennon, here."''
+During Frank Zappa's ''[[Here Comes The Gear, Lads]]'', [[Jeff Beck]] says [[Aynsley Dunbar]]'s voice sounds like [[The Beatles]] catoons, with [[Mark Volman]] saying: ''"Hey, John Lennon, here."''
 In 1970, Lennon wrote the foreword to [[Tony Palmer]]'s book ''Born Under A Bad Sign'', illustrated by [[Ralph Steadman]]. A year later, Palmer would direct Zappa's film ''[[200 Motels (The Film)]]'' (with [[Ringo Starr]]). In 1997, a Steadman drawing from ''Born Under A Bad Sign'' was used as the cover of the album ''[[Have I Offended Someone?]]''.

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	I know, I know... Could be that this is over the top... When I do a "Phaze II" of all these lists, when I'm actually going to fill all these topics, then maybe I will delete some... For now: you never know what will come out of it... ;-) --[[User:Emdebe\|Emdebe]] 02:06, 8 May 2005 (PDT)		I know, I know... Could be that this is over the top... When I do a "Phaze II" of all these lists, when I'm actually going to fill all these topics, then maybe I will delete some... For now: you never know what will come out of it... ;-) --[[User:Emdebe\|Emdebe]] 02:06, 8 May 2005 (PDT)
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−	~~==Deletion==~~
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 ==Frank Zappa==
 In 1970, Lennon wrote the foreword to [[Tony Palmer]]'s book ''Born Under A Bad Sign'', illustrated by [[Ralph Steadman]]. A year later, Palmer would direct Zappa's film ''[[200 Motels (The Film)]]'' (with [[Ringo Starr]]). In 1997, a Steadman drawing from ''Born Under A Bad Sign'' was used as the cover of the album ''[[Have I Offended Someone?]]''.
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 A tape of Lennon at home singing songs and making up stories was sold by Christie's in London, in 2002<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/1959177.stm BBC News Lennon tapes top auction]</ref>. There are claims that the tape includes Lennon singing  [[Jelly Roll Gum Drop]].
 John Lennon and Yoko Ono are also mentioned and thanked in the liner notes of ''[[The MOFO Project/Object (Fazedooh)|The MOFO Project/Object]]'' (2006) album. <ref>http://donlope.net/fz/notes/The_MOFO_Project_Object.html#Contributors</ref>
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 ''"Pop music is the real religion of young people today. John Lennon was right the ﬁrst time when he said the Beatles were bigger than [[Jesus]] Christ, he should never have retracted the statement."'', Frank Zappa, quoted by Hugh Nolan, Disc and Music Echo, 30 September 1967. <ref>https://www.afka.net/Articles/1967-09_Disc_2.htm</ref>
 ==References==
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 *[[wikipedia:John Lennon|Wikipedia article on John Lennon]]
 [[Category:Rock Artists|Lennon]]
 [[Category:Activists|Lennon]]
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 [[Category:Guitarists|Lennon]]
 [[Category:Songwriters|Lennon]]
 [[Category:The MOFO Project/Object (The List)|Lennon]]
 [[Category:1971|Lennon]]

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−	[[Category:~~Geography~~]]	+	'''Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York''' is a cultural center in Manhattan, [[New York]] City, where classic and jazz performances are held.
		+
		+	==Frank Zappa==
		+
		+	''"That's when I decided to just go ahead, pay for it all myself and do it with A Real American Orchestra. We made a deal with the [[Syracuse Orchestra\|Syracuse Symphony]]. We booked a concert date (January 30, 1983) at Lincoln Center. The music was going to be played and recorded in the United States. Well, somehow, AFTER the deal was made, somebody in the Syracuse Symphony 'upper echelon decided to DOUBLE the agreed-upon price by whipping out an assortment of semi-obscure 'local union regulations.' Syracuse priced themselves out of the market. So I said -- actually, by this time, I'm screaming -- "Fuck this! I'm not going to get bent over by some deranged American union extortionist!"'' - Frank Zappa in ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''.
		+
		+	On 8 May 1985, The Aspen Wind Quintet performed the premier of ''[[Times Beach]]'' at the Lincoln Center. <ref>https://www.donlope.net/fz/notes/1985.html</ref>
		+
		+	''"[[Pierre Boulez]] (...) I saw him conduct the [[New York Philharmonic]] with [[Phyllis Bryn-Julson]] as soloist at Lincoln Center in '86 or'87. The audience was extremely rude. The first half of the program had pieces by [[Igor Stravinsky\|Stravinsky]] and [[Claude Debussy\|Debussy]]; the second half was a piece by Boulez. After the intermission, the audience came back in and waited for him to begin his piece -- which was very quiet compared to the first two -- and then about half the audience got up -- noisily -- and walked out. He kept on conducting. I would have enjoyed the opportunity to grab a microphone and scream, "Sit down, assholes! This is one of 'The Real Guys'!"'' - Frank Zappa in ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''.
		+
		+	In 1992, The Lincoln Center presented ''The Music of Frank Zappa'' as part of its Great Performers series. [[Morgan Ågren]] and [[Mats Öberg]] also performed there, at Zappa's invitation. <ref>https://www.donlope.net/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html</ref>
		+
		+	==References==
		+	<references/>
		+
		+	==External links==
		+	* [[Wikipedia:Lincoln Center]]
		+
		+	[[Category:Concert Locations]]
		+	[[Category:1983]]
		+	[[Category:1986]]
		+	[[Category:1992]]
	[[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)]]		[[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)]]

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 Mats Öberg and Morgan Agren were 'discovered' at a very young age by Frank Zappa who heard their cover of ''[[T'Mershi Duween]]'', who invited them to join his band. They performed as special guest musicians during the [[88/05/01 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion|Stockholm performance]]. ''"They played unbelievable, just unbelievable."'' - Frank Zappa.
-In 1991, Mats took part in the ''[[Zappa's Universe]]'' concert series. Mats reportedly provides keyboards for the unreleased ''[[Dance Me This]]''.
+In 1991, Mats took part in the ''[[Zappa's Universe]]'' concert series. In 1992, The [[Lincoln Center]] presented ''The Music of Frank Zappa'' as part of its Great Performers series. [[Morgan Ågren]] and [[Mats Öberg]] also performed there, at Zappa's invitation. <ref>https://www.donlope.net/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html</ref>
 In 2016, Öberg, [[Napoleon Murphy Brock]] and [[Hans Annellsson]]'s band The Vegetarians covered ''[[Amnerika]]'' on the album ''Let's Have A Good Time''.
 In February 2020, Öberg released ''Frankful'' (produced by [[Hans Annellsson]]) on which he performs arrangements and interpretations of thirteen of Zappa's compositions. He also contributed the book ''[[Frank Zappa - The Nordic Stories]]''.
 ==Mats Öberg about Frank Zappa==

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 '''Morgan Ågren''' (1967, Umeå, [[Sweden]]) is a Swedish drummer.
 [[Morgan Ågren]] (& [[Mats Öberg]]) sat in with the Zappa band in 1988 during the [[88/05/01 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion|Stockholm performance]]. In 1991 Morgan took part in the "[[Zappa's Universe]]" concert series.
 [[File:Morgan Agren and Mats Öberg, 1981.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Morgan Agren and Mats Öberg, 1981. Photo credit: Karin Svensson.]]
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 [[Dweezil Zappa]] played on Agren's ''Conundrum (2013)''.
 On 17 December 2020, [[Henry Kaiser]] (guitar), Jimmy Ågren (guitar, bass, harmonica), [[Morgan Ågren]] (drums), Scott Colby (slide guitar, [[Mike Keneally]] (drums) and Michael Maksymenko (vocals) released a jam on their Youtube page, covering Zappa's ''[[Trouble Every Day]]''. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdR9_hziOC0&t=2s</ref>

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		+	[[File:Phyllis Bryn-Julson.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|Judy Gridley (in make-up) with [[Phyllis Bryn-Julson]] behind the microphone in ''200 Motels''.]]
		+
	'''Judy Gridley''' (May 22, 1946 - October 11, 1987) was a British film, theatre and TV actress and dancer. She played roles in TV series like ''Coronation Street'' and ''Moonlightning''.		'''Judy Gridley''' (May 22, 1946 - October 11, 1987) was a British film, theatre and TV actress and dancer. She played roles in TV series like ''Coronation Street'' and ''Moonlightning''.

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-[[File:Phyllis Bryn-Julson.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Phyllis Bryn-Julson behind the microphone in ''200 Motels''. To the right: [[Judy Gridley]].]]
+[[File:Phyllis Bryn-Julson.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Phyllis Bryn-Julson behind the microphone in ''200 Motels''. To the right: [[Judy Gridley]].]]
 '''Phyllis Bryn-Julson''' is an opera singer.
 She provided her "pitch-perfect, three-octave range" to the choral sections of ''[[200 Motels]]'', most notably during ''[[Strictly Genteel (The Track)|Strictly Genteel]]''.
 ==External links==

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	Boulez is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in [[The Yellow Shark]] liner notes. He also appeared in [[Frank Scheffer]]'s documentaries ''[[Frank Zappa: The Present-Day Composer Refuses To Die]]'' (2000), ''[[Frank Zappa Phase II: The Big Note]]'' (2002) and ''[[Frank Zappa: Pioneer Of Future Music, parts 1 & 2]]'' (2007).		Boulez is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in [[The Yellow Shark]] liner notes. He also appeared in [[Frank Scheffer]]'s documentaries ''[[Frank Zappa: The Present-Day Composer Refuses To Die]]'' (2000), ''[[Frank Zappa Phase II: The Big Note]]'' (2002) and ''[[Frank Zappa: Pioneer Of Future Music, parts 1 & 2]]'' (2007).
		+
		+	==Frank Zappa about Pierre Boulez==
		+	''"I saw him conduct the [[New York Philharmonic]] with [[Phyllis Bryn-Julson]] as soloist at [[Lincoln Center]] in '86 or'87. The audience was extremely rude. The first half of the program had pieces by [[Igor Stravinsky\|Stravinsky]] and [[Claude Debussy\|Debussy]]; the second half was a piece by Boulez. After the intermission, the audience came back in and waited for him to begin his piece -- which was very quiet compared to the first two -- and then about half the audience got up -- noisily -- and walked out. He kept on conducting. I would have enjoyed the opportunity to grab a microphone and scream, "Sit down, assholes! This is one of 'The Real Guys'!"'' - Frank Zappa in ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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 "I never had any intention of writing rock music," says Zappa. "I always wanted to compose more serious music and have it be performed in concert halls, but I knew no one would play it. So I figured that if anyone was ever going to hear anything I composed, I'd have to get a band together and play rock music. That's how I got started."
-If ever a long-term plan paid off, it has to have been Zappa's – his list of official accolades and honors seems limitless: Renowned conductor [[Kent Nagano]] calls him a genius. Zappa won a Grammy in 1987 for his Synclavier-driven [[Jazz From Hell]] album, and he was chosen to play [[John Cage]]'s controversial and perhaps most famous piece 4'33" for the upcoming various-artists Cage tribute album, [[A Chance Operation - The John Cage Tribute|A Chance Operation]]. His works have been performed by a number of esteemed 20th century ensembles; [[Pierre Boulez]] commissioned him to score a symphonic work which resulted in [[Boulez Conducts Zappa: The Perfect Stranger]] album; the European contemporary music group [[Ensemble Modern]] commissioned him to put together a concert's worth of his orchestral works for the Frankfurt Festival last year; and in February, the prestigious Lincoln Center in New York City presented an evening of Zappa's serious music in its Great Performers series. Even [[The Simpsons]]' creator [[Matt Groening]] is on record as saying, "Frank is my Elvis."
+If ever a long-term plan paid off, it has to have been Zappa's – his list of official accolades and honors seems limitless: Renowned conductor [[Kent Nagano]] calls him a genius. Zappa won a Grammy in 1987 for his Synclavier-driven [[Jazz From Hell]] album, and he was chosen to play [[John Cage]]'s controversial and perhaps most famous piece 4'33" for the upcoming various-artists Cage tribute album, [[A Chance Operation - The John Cage Tribute|A Chance Operation]]. His works have been performed by a number of esteemed 20th century ensembles; [[Pierre Boulez]] commissioned him to score a symphonic work which resulted in [[Boulez Conducts Zappa: The Perfect Stranger]] album; the European contemporary music group [[Ensemble Modern]] commissioned him to put together a concert's worth of his orchestral works for the Frankfurt Festival last year; and in February, the prestigious [[Lincoln Center]] in [[New York]] City presented an evening of Zappa's serious music in its Great Performers series. Even [[The Simpsons]]' creator [[Matt Groening]] is on record as saying, "Frank is my Elvis."
-Not bad for a guy who began his musical career as a drummer in a San Diego r&b group called the Ramblers in 1956 ("I played one or two gigs with them, but I wasn't very good so they fired me"), recorded parody and instrumental doo-wop tunes in Cucamonga, California and leased them to record companies like Original Sound in Los Angeles in the early '60s, and led the charge into the experimental and distinctly weird rock music of the late '60s with his seminal band of renegades and freaks, the inimitable [[The Mothers|Mothers of Invention]]. His formative years as a musician came during his high-school days at Antelope Valley High in Lancaster, a remote Mohave Desert town in California that he refers to as a cultural wasteland. A fan of r&ampb singles and composer Edgar Varèse's innovative and dissonant early-20th-century classical music, Zappa was a drummer in the school band where he was even allowed to do a bit of composing and conducting. But that's also where he began to suspect that he was destined t o live a life deviating from the norms of Americana. "I had no outlet in music then to express my discontent. So my aggravation with the way things were festered throughout my high-school years. The only reason I got training as a musician was because the school needed a marching band at its football games. It was just another tool to support the sports program. I never did enjoy sports. So I looked at all that and thought that there certainly must be more worthwhile educational investments besides new helmets. That really got me thinking – how can you take any of this seriously?"
+Not bad for a guy who began his musical career as a drummer in a [[San Diego]] R&B group called [[The Ramblers]] in 1956 ("I played one or two gigs with them, but I wasn't very good so they fired me"), recorded parody and instrumental doo-wop tunes in [[Cucamonga]], California and leased them to record companies like Original Sound in Los Angeles in the early '60s, and led the charge into the experimental and distinctly weird rock music of the late '60s with his seminal band of renegades and freaks, the inimitable [[The Mothers|Mothers of Invention]]. His formative years as a musician came during his high-school days at Antelope Valley High in Lancaster, a remote [[Mojave Desert]] town in California that he refers to as a cultural wasteland. A fan of r&ampb singles and composer [[Edgar Varèse]]'s innovative and dissonant early-20th-century classical music, Zappa was a drummer in the school band where he was even allowed to do a bit of composing and conducting. But that's also where he began to suspect that he was destined t o live a life deviating from the norms of Americana. "I had no outlet in music then to express my discontent. So my aggravation with the way things were festered throughout my high-school years. The only reason I got training as a musician was because the school needed a marching band at its football games. It was just another tool to support the sports program. I never did enjoy sports. So I looked at all that and thought that there certainly must be more worthwhile educational investments besides new helmets. That really got me thinking – how can you take any of this seriously?"
 Fortunately for Zappa, his tenure with the band didn't last long. "I was thrown out for smoking in uniform," he says while taking a drag from one of many Marlboros he would smoke that afternoon. "We had to sit in the freezing cold and wear these dorky maroon-and-grey uniforms and play every time our team scored a touchdown. So, during a break, I went under the bleachers for a smoke. I got caught and I was out of there. Not just for smoking, but for smoking in uniform."
-When did Zappa realize the potential for satire in his music? He recalls, "Even before I had this wonderful band called the Mothers [original MOI member] [[Ray Collins]] and I used to piddle around in Pomona doing gigs where the two of us would do parodies of folk songs. We sang 'Puff the Magic Dragon' as 'Joe the Puny Greaser,' and we played a perverted version of 'The Streets of Laredo' called 'The Streets of Fontana.' We weren't setting out to make any kind of impact on people. We were just doing it for a laugh, to have fun. If it amused someone else, good. If it didn't, who gives a fuck. Nothing I've ever written has been motivated by trying to impact or influence anybody." Little did Zappa realize how influential his music would become in shaping opinions both at home and abroad. Case in point: the first two Mothers of Invention albums, [[Freak Out!]] and [[Absolutely Free]]. The former, the first rock double-album and the collection which purportedly inspired Paul McCartney to begin work on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, helped spawn an American subculture of long-haired, irreverent, authority questioning freaks. Behind the Iron Curtain, Absolutely Free proved to effect an even deeper and more profound response. The lead-off number of the album, "[[Plastic People]]," became an underground hit and potent rallying cry for freedom in the now-divided republic of Czechoslovakia.
+When did Zappa realize the potential for satire in his music? He recalls, "Even before I had this wonderful band called the Mothers [original MOI member] [[Ray Collins]] and I used to piddle around in [[Pomona]] doing gigs where the two of us would do parodies of folk songs. We sang 'Puff the Magic Dragon' as 'Joe the Puny Greaser,' and we played a perverted version of 'The Streets of Laredo' called 'The Streets of Fontana.' We weren't setting out to make any kind of impact on people. We were just doing it for a laugh, to have fun. If it amused someone else, good. If it didn't, who gives a fuck. Nothing I've ever written has been motivated by trying to impact or influence anybody." Little did Zappa realize how influential his music would become in shaping opinions both at home and abroad. Case in point: the first two Mothers of Invention albums, [[Freak Out!]] and [[Absolutely Free]]. The former, the first rock double-album and the collection which purportedly inspired [[Paul McCartney]] to begin work on [[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]], helped spawn an American subculture of long-haired, irreverent, authority questioning freaks. Behind the Iron Curtain, Absolutely Free proved to effect an even deeper and more profound response. The lead-off number of the album, "[[Plastic People]]," became an underground hit and potent rallying cry for freedom in the now-divided republic of [[Czechoslovakia]].
-Zappa is still surprised by it all. "I had no idea that song made the impact it did there. The album was smuggled into the country within a year of its 1967 release. I found out 10 years later how powerful the song had become. We were touring heavily in Europe at the time, and a few Czechs had come across the Austrian border to hear our concert in Vienna. I talked with them after the show, and they told me that 'Plastic People' was responsible for a whole movement of dissidents within Czechoslovakia. It came as a shock to me to find out that there was a group called the ''Plastic People'' there and that a cult of followers had grown up around them. [That song's] especially relevant today in the United States," he says, in reference to a poster on the wall portraying a Hitler-like [[Ronald Reagan]] with the words, "He has the right to do anything they want" written underneath. Zappa then recites a few lines from the song:
+Zappa is still surprised by it all. "I had no idea that song made the impact it did there. The album was smuggled into the country within a year of its 1967 release. I found out 10 years later how powerful the song had become. We were touring heavily in Europe at the time, and a few Czechs had come across the Austrian border to hear our concert in [[Vienna]]. I talked with them after the show, and they told me that 'Plastic People' was responsible for a whole movement of dissidents within Czechoslovakia. It came as a shock to me to find out that there was [[The Plastic People Of The Universe|a group called the ''Plastic People'' there and that a cult of followers had grown up around them]]. [That song's] especially relevant today in the United States," he says, in reference to a poster on the wall portraying a Hitler-like [[Ronald Reagan]] with the words, "He has the right to do anything they want" written underneath. Zappa then recites a few lines from the song:
 <blockquote>Take a day and walk around<br>
 Watch the Nazis run your town<br>

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 Like his fans, his enemies could take some consolation in the fact that they weren't alone. Zappa's attacks crossed political and ideological lines; he skewered [[Rhymin'_Man#Notes_About_This_Song|Jesse Jackson]], former Surgeon General [[C. Everett Koop]], rednecks and televangelists.
-His music confounded his fans, too. His range often seemed limitless, as he jumped successfully from rock to jazz to classical. He has released more than 50 albums, including "[[Freak Out!]]," "[[Sheik Yerbouti]]," "[[Apostrophe (')]]," "[[200 Motels]]" (also the name of a film, now a cult classic) and "[[Jazz From Hell]]." His classical music has been lauded in stuffy circles, and he has released albums of his work performed by the [[London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)|London Symphony Orchestra]]. in Frankfurt, Germany, his soon-to-be-released "[[The Yellow Shark]]" was the highlight of a festival last fall, and earlier this year the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York presented "The Music of Frank Zappa" as part of its Great Performers series.
+His music confounded his fans, too. His range often seemed limitless, as he jumped successfully from rock to jazz to classical. He has released more than 50 albums, including "[[Freak Out!]]," "[[Sheik Yerbouti]]," "[[Apostrophe (')]]," "[[200 Motels]]" (also the name of a film, now a cult classic) and "[[Jazz From Hell]]." His classical music has been lauded in stuffy circles, and he has released albums of his work performed by the [[London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)|London Symphony Orchestra]]. in Frankfurt, Germany, his soon-to-be-released "[[The Yellow Shark]]" was the highlight of a festival last fall, and earlier this year the [[Lincoln Center]] for the Performing Arts in New York presented "The Music of Frank Zappa" as part of its Great Performers series.
 Zappa was able to make enemies even when he wasn't making music. He took on [[Tipper Gore]] and [[Susan Baker]], wife of former Secretary of State James Baker, when they demanded that records be rated according to content – the same way movies are. Zappa testified before the Senate Commerce Committee, calling Gore, Baker and their committee "a group of bored Washington housewives" who wanted to "housebreak all composers and performers because of the lyrics of a few." He lost the crusade but remained a vigorous advocate of First Amendment rights.

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-FZ played 6 shows at the New York City [[Palladium]] at the end of October '78 which have reached legendary status among fans.
+'''Frank Zappa''' played six shows at the [[Palladium]] in [[New York]] in October 1978.
 See: [[Tours/1978#The_Halloween_Shows|The Halloween Shows]].
-[[Category:Geography]]
+==Frank Zappa about the Palladium==
 [[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)]]

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 [[File:Pauleypavilion.jpg|right]]
-The Edwin D. Pauley Pavilion is an indoor arena at [[UCLA|The University of California, Los Angeles]].
+The Edwin D. Pauley Pavilion is an indoor arena at [[UCLA|The University of California, Los Angeles]] in [[Los Angeles]].
 *[[70/05/15 Los Angeles CA US Pauley Pavilion, UCLA]]
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 *[[77/12/31 Los Angeles CA US Pauley Pavilion, UCLA]]
 *[[Just Another Band From L.A.]]
 *[[Wax Flags]]
-==Link==
+==External links==
 *[[Wikipedia:Pauley Pavilion|Wikipedia]]
+[[Category:Concert Locations]]

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 * ''[[The Idiot Bastard Son]]'': ''"The mother's a hooker, somewhere in L.A."''
 * ''[[Tuna Fish Promenade (Mix Outtake)]]'': ''"The cost of the tickets back to L.A."''
 * ''[[Magdalena]]'': ''"Daughter of the smog-filled winds of Los Angeles"''
 * ''[[Debra Kadabra]]'': ''"Just across East L.A."''
 * ''[[Valley Girl]]'': About girls from the [[San Fernando Valley]]: ''"On [[Ventura]], there she goes"''
 * ''[[Jezebel Boy]]'': ''"Now this is what happens in Los Angeles."''

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 ==References to the San Fernando Valley in Zappa's work==
-* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in [[Torrance]], Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, Playa Del Rey, [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], [[Irwindale]], Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE."''
+* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in [[Torrance]], Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, [[Playa del Rey]], [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], [[Irwindale]], Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE."''
+* ''[[Fembot in A Wet T-Shirt Nite]]'': ''"And it's the charming Mary from Canoga Park"'' (a neighborhood in L.A., in the San Fernando Valley)
 * ''[[Valley Girl]]'': about a kind of girls found in San Fernando Valley who speak with a particular accent and slang.
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 ==References to Santa Monica Boulevard in Zappa's music==
-* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in Torrance, Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, Playa Del Rey, [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], Irwindale, Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE.""" (might also be a reference to [[Santa Monica]]).
+* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in Torrance, Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, [[Playa del Rey]], [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], [[Irwindale]], Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE.""" (might also be a reference to [[Santa Monica]]).
 * ''[[The Blue Light]]'': ''"You'll go to Santa Monica Boulevard"''.

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-* [[Playa del Reyo]]
+* [[Playa del Rey]]
 * [[Santa Monica Boulevard]]

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-* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in Torrance, Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, [[Playa del Rey]], [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], Irwindale, Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE."''
+* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"However, we can assure parents in the Southern California area that a recent marcotics crack-down in Torrance, Hawthorne, Lomita, Westchester, [[Playa del Rey]], [[Santa Monica]], Tujunga, Sunland, [[San Fernando Valley|San Fernando]], Pacoima, Sylmar, Newhall, Canoga Park, [[Palmdale]], [[Glendale]], [[Irwindale]], Rolling Hills, Granada Hills, Shadow Hills, Cheviot Hills, will provide the secret evidence the Palmdale Grand Jury has needed to seek a criminal indictment, and pave the way for stiffer legislation, increased federal aid, and avert a crippling strike of Bartenders and Veterinarians throughout the INLAND EMPIRE."''
 ==External links==

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-Area [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Reseda&ie=UTF8&ll=34.141362,-118.468323&spn=0.684238,0.837708&z=10&om=1 North of Hollywood] in the [[San Fernando Valley]] California.
+'''Reseda''' is a neighborhood in [[San Fernando Valley]], in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]].
-Birth place of [[Pamela Miller]]
+==References to Reseda in Frank Zappa's work==
-Referred to in:
+==People born in Reseda==
-*[[Dummy Up]]
+==External links==
-*[[The Blue Light]]
+* [[Wikipedia:Reseda, Los Angeles]]
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+[[Category:Streets]]

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 '''Jack-In-The-Box''' is a brand of American fast food restaurants, whose headquarters are located in [[San Diego]].
-Mentioned in ''[[Billy The Mountain]]''.
+==References to Glenoaks in Frank Zappa's work==
 ==See also==

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		+	==References to Glenoaks in Frank Zappa's work==
		+	* ''[[Billy The Mountain]]'': ''"BILLY caused a 'Oh Mein Papa' in the Earth's crust, right over the secret underground dumps (right near the [[Jack-In-The-Box\|JACK-IN-THE-BOX]] on Glenoaks) where they keep the pools of old poison gas, and obsolete germ bombs, just as a freak tornado cruised through."''
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-A place in [[California]]
+'''Fresno''' is a city in [[California]].
-==More information==
+==External links==
-* (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresno)
+[[Category:Cities]]
 [[Category:Them Or Us (The List)]]

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 * [[Eric Dolphy]]
 * [[Tyler, The Creator]]
 * [[Mark Volman]]

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 *[[The Mother Of All Interviews (Part 2)]]
 *[[That Ol' "Fish Thing"]]
 *[[Trout Mask Replica]]