Apocrypha - Revision history

Duncan at 14:27, 16 December 2021

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 ''Disc 4:''
-Track 1 is an excerpt from the film [[The World's Greatest Sinner]], which Zappa scored in 1961. The film music was played by the [[Pomona Valley Symphony|Pomona Valley Symphony Orchestra]], conducted by [[Fred E. Graff]], and the parts of Satan (the narrator) and Clarence "God" Hilliard were played by [https://www.discogs.com/artist/395877-Paul-Frees Paul Frees] and [[Tim Carey]], respectively. It's taken from the [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Frank-Zappa-Serious-Music/release/915633 Serious Music] bootleg.<BR>
+Track 1 is an excerpt from the film [[The World's Greatest Sinner]], which Zappa scored in 1961. The film music was played by the Pomona Valley Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Fred E. Graff, and the parts of Satan (the narrator) and Clarence "God" Hilliard were played by [https://www.discogs.com/artist/395877-Paul-Frees Paul Frees] and Tim Carey, respectively. It's taken from the [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Frank-Zappa-Serious-Music/release/915633 Serious Music] bootleg.<BR>
 Track 2 is taken from the [https://www.discogs.com/Frank-Zappa-Zut-Alors/release/20057422 Zut Alors] bootleg. The piece was originally recorded in 1967 for an unreleased single, which was planned for release on [[Capitol Records]] together with the all-orchestral original version of [[Lumpy Gravy]].<BR>
 Track 3 is taken from the bootleg [[The Ark]] ([[69/07/08 Boston MA US The Ark|Boston, 08-Jul-1969]]).<BR>

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 #[[Lost In A Whirlpool]] (2:45) - [[The Lost Episodes]] version
 #Do It In C (1:45) - [[The Blackouts (The Track)|The Black-Outs]] plus [[Ronnie Sings?]], The Lost Episodes versions
-#[[Any Way The Wind Blows]] (2:28) - The Lost Episodes version
+#[[Any Way The Wind Blows (The Lost Episodes)|Any Way The Wind Blows]] (2:28) - The Lost Episodes version
 #[[Fountain Of Love]] ''[Collins/Zappa]'' (2:18) - The Lost Episodes version
 #[[Deseri]] ''[Collins/Buff]'' (1:51)

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 ==Versions==
-Excerpts from Apocrypha have been released as [[That's My Girl]] and [[Whipping Post (Bootleg Album)]]
+Excerpts from Apocrypha have been released as [[That's My Girl]] and Whipping Post (Bootleg Album). It is important to note that although much of Apocrypha has been officially released on [[The Lost Episodes]] and [[Mystery Disc]], the versions on Apocrypha are often slightly longer.
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 #[[Fountain Of Love]] ''[Collins/Zappa]'' (2:18) - The Lost Episodes version
 #[[Deseri]] ''[Collins/Buff]'' (1:51)
-#The Story Of Electricity (2:22) - [[Power Trio Segment From "The Saints 'n' Sinners"]] / [[Bossa Nova Pervertamento]], [[Mystery Disc]] version, with Zappa and [[Captain Beefheart]] talking about A&M Records not liking Beefheart's song "Elecricity."
+#[[The Story Of Electricity]] (2:22) - [[Power Trio Segment From "The Saints 'n' Sinners"]] / [[Bossa Nova Pervertamento]], [[Mystery Disc]] version, with Zappa and [[Captain Beefheart]] talking about A&M Records not liking Beefheart's song "Elecricity."
 #[[Metal Man Has Won His Wings]] (2:59) - Mystery Disc version
 #[[I Was A Teenage Malt Shop]] / [[Status Back Baby]] / [[Ned The Mumbler]] / [[Toads Of The Short Forest|Ned Has A Brainstorm]] (6:25)

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 '''Disc One'''
 #[[Lost In A Whirlpool]] (2:45) - [[The Lost Episodes]] version
-#[[Do It In C]] (1:45) - [[The Blackouts (The Track)|The Black-Outs]] plus [[Ronnie Sings?]], The Lost Episodes versions
+#Do It In C (1:45) - [[The Blackouts (The Track)|The Black-Outs]] plus [[Ronnie Sings?]], The Lost Episodes versions
 #[[Any Way The Wind Blows]] (2:28) - The Lost Episodes version
 #[[Fountain Of Love]] ''[Collins/Zappa]'' (2:18) - The Lost Episodes version
 #[[Deseri]] ''[Collins/Buff]'' (1:51)
-#[[The Story Of Electricity]] (2:22) - [[Power Trio Segment From "The Saints 'n' Sinners"]] / [[Bossa Nova Pervertamento]], [[Mystery Disc]] version
+#The Story Of Electricity (2:22) - [[Power Trio Segment From "The Saints 'n' Sinners"]] / [[Bossa Nova Pervertamento]], [[Mystery Disc]] version, with Zappa and [[Captain Beefheart]] talking about A&M Records not liking Beefheart's song "Elecricity."
 #[[Metal Man Has Won His Wings]] (2:59) - Mystery Disc version
 #[[I Was A Teenage Malt Shop]] / [[Status Back Baby]] / [[Ned The Mumbler]] / [[Toads Of The Short Forest|Ned Has A Brainstorm]] (6:25)
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 #[[Broken Hearts Are For Assholes]] (5:54)
 #[[Texas Medley]] ''[Lennon/McCartney/Zappa]'' (9:05)
-##[Norwegian Jim ([[Norwegian Wood]])
+##Norwegian Jim ([[Norwegian Wood]])
 ##Louisiana Hooker With Herpes ([[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]])
 ##Texas Motel ([[Strawberry Fields Forever]])

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      Home           = [[Bootlegs (by Cover)|Bootlegs]]   |
      Previous album = [[Mystery Box|Back]]|
-     Next album     = [[The Classic Interviews|Next]]|
+     Next album     = |
      Cover          = apocrypha.jpg |
      Name           = Apocrypha |

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 #[[Agency Man]] (05:43) - Mystery Disc version
 #Randomonium (01:30)
-#Outtake dialogue from [[Lumpy Gravy]] (0:45) - [[My Head]] erroneously listed
+#Outtake dialogue from [[Lumpy Gravy]] (0:45) - My Head erroneously listed
 #[[In Memoriam: Hieronymus Bosch]] (5:02)
 #[[Oh, In The Sky]] (2:00)

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 Track 5 is a real oldie from 1962 (officially released on the Grandmothers' album Looking Up Granny's Dress)<br>
-Tracks 8-12 taken from [[I Was A Teenage Maltshop (Bootleg Album)]] and [https://www.discogs.com/release/2659048-Zappa-Beefheart-Confidential Confidential]<br>
+Tracks 8-12 taken from [https://www.discogs.com/master/1569719-Frank-Zappa-And-The-Mothers-Of-Invention-I-Was-A-Teenage-Maltshop I Was A Teenage Maltshop (Bootleg Album)] and [https://www.discogs.com/release/2659048-Zappa-Beefheart-Confidential Confidential]<br>
 Parts of track 8 released on Mystery Disc (called [[I Was A Teenage Malt Shop]] and [[The Birth Of Captain Beefheart]])<br>
 Track 9 has been officially released (in a shorter edit) on Mystery Disc as [[Original Mothers]] At The Broadside (Pomona); the song they're playing is "Louisiana Blues" by McKinley Morganfield, aka [[Muddy Waters]]<br>

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 Track 5 is a real oldie from 1962 (officially released on the Grandmothers' album Looking Up Granny's Dress)<br>
-Tracks 8-12 taken from [[I Was A Teenage Maltshop (Bootleg Album)]] and [[Confidential]]<br>
+Tracks 8-12 taken from [[I Was A Teenage Maltshop (Bootleg Album)]] and [https://www.discogs.com/release/2659048-Zappa-Beefheart-Confidential Confidential]<br>
 Parts of track 8 released on Mystery Disc (called [[I Was A Teenage Malt Shop]] and [[The Birth Of Captain Beefheart]])<br>
 Track 9 has been officially released (in a shorter edit) on Mystery Disc as [[Original Mothers]] At The Broadside (Pomona); the song they're playing is "Louisiana Blues" by McKinley Morganfield, aka [[Muddy Waters]]<br>
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 Track 16 is a live improvisation from a New York TV show called The Bitter End in 1967 ([[wikipedia:Hieronymus Bosch|Hieronymus Bosch]] was a 15th/16th-century painter from the Netherlands, who painted monstrous allegorical images)<br>
 Track 17, a Ruben-esque tune sung by [[Roy Estrada]], is a [[68/10/23 London UK Colour Me Pop, BBC2 TV show|BBC TV recording from 1968]]<br>
-Track 18 appears to be a Remington electric razor commerical, and is featured on the [[Remington Electric Razor]] bootleg<br>
+Track 18 appears to be a Remington electric razor commercial, and is featured on the [[Remington Electric Razor]] bootleg<br>
 Tracks 19-20 are live at the [[70/03/07 Los Angeles CA US Olympic Auditorium|Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, 07-Mar-1970]], taken from the bootleg [https://www.discogs.com/Frank-Zappa-Frank-Zappa-And-Hot-Rats-At-The-Olympic/release/4210319 Frank Zappa & Hot Rats At The Olympic]<br>
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 Track 1 is from 1970, maybe from Butte, Montana - it can also be found on [https://www.discogs.com/Frank-Zappa-Beyond-The-Fringe-Of-Audience-Comprehension/release/15328054 Beyond The Fringe Of Audience Comprehension].<br>
-Track 2 is a 1971 excerpt from [[Billy The Mountain]], the same as on [https://www.discogs.com/Frank-Zappa-Randomonium/release/20055928 Randomonium] and [[Cuccurrullo Brullo Brillo]]. It's a live recording, but there has been speculation that there are some overdubs on it.<br>
+Track 2 is a 1971 excerpt from [[Billy The Mountain]], the same as on [https://www.discogs.com/Frank-Zappa-Randomonium/release/20055928 Randomonium] and [https://www.discogs.com/master/758675-Frank-Zappa-The-Mothers-Cuccurullo-Brillo-Brullo Cuccurrullo Brullo Brillo]. It's a live recording, but there has been speculation that there are some overdubs on it.<br>
 Track 3 is taken from the [[Remington Electric Razor]] bootleg; it's an out-take from [[200 Motels]], really called [[What's The Name Of Your Group?]]. It includes the intro to [[German Lunch]] on [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore #5]], which followed immediately after it on the original bootleg.<br>
 Tracks 4 and 5 have been officially released on [[The Lost Episodes]], but in shorter edits: [[RDNZL]] is 4:11 here (22 seconds longer than on The Lost Episodes), and the fade-out in [[Inca Roads]] is a couple of seconds longer, too, but the sound is better on The Lost Episodes. RDNZL includes a bit of guitar soloing by Zappa.<br>
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 Track 1 is live at [[78/10/15 Stony Brook NY US SUNY|Stonybrook, New York, 15-Oct-1978]].
 Track 2 is taken from the bootleg [[Remington Electric Razor]]. It's from the [[80/12/11 Santa Monica CA US Civic Auditorium|late show in Santa Monica on 11-Dec-1980]] - a soundboard recording.<BR>
-Track 3 is a soundboard recording from the [[80/11/13 Pittsburgh PA US Stanley Theater|second show in Pittsburgh 13-Nov-1980]] (from [[Good Grief!]]). It has "vocals", in the sense that Ike and Ray sing [[Heavy Duty Judy]] in the very beginning over the riff.<BR>
+Track 3 is a soundboard recording from the [[80/11/13 Pittsburgh PA US Stanley Theater|second show in Pittsburgh 13-Nov-1980]] (from [https://www.discogs.com/release/5951764-Frank-Zappa-Good-Grief Good Grief!]). It has "vocals", in the sense that Ike and Ray sing [[Heavy Duty Judy]] in the very beginning over the riff.<BR>
 Tracks 4-8 are taken from the [[Crush All Boxes]] version presented in the [[Mystery Box]].<br>
 Tracks 9-11 are from [[81/11/17 New York NY US Ritz|The Ritz in New York, 17-Nov-1981]], as on the bootleg Assault on New York - [https://www.discogs.com/release/911682 The Toxic Shock Trilogy Part III]: Clowns on Velvet. Al DiMeola guests on track 11. [https://www.discogs.com/artist/487983-Gene-And-Eunice This Is My Story] was originally recorded by Gene & Eunice, with Johnny's Combo (Johnny was [[Johnny Otis]], the inspiration for Zappa's moustache) on the Alladin label (3282), 17-Feb-1955, and peaked at #8 on the R&B chart 21-May-1955.<br>