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-'''Rip Rense''' is an [[Los Angeles]] journalist, who wrote for The [[Los Angeles Times]], [[The New York Times]], Philadelphia Inquirer, L.A. Weekly, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, Los Angeles Magazine, ICE, Musician, Spin, Guitar World.
+'''Rip Rense''' is a [[Los Angeles]] journalist, who wrote for The [[Los Angeles Times]], [[The New York Times]], Philadelphia Inquirer, L.A. Weekly, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, Los Angeles Magazine, ICE, Musician, Spin, Guitar World.
 He first interviewed [[Biography|Zappa]] in 1975. He also introduced [[Nicolas Slonimsky]] to Zappa. Rense was present at many of the Friday Night Soirees from one of which he recalls making Zappa laugh:
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 Rense instigated and produced ''[[Frankly A Capella]]''.
-He is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in ''[[The Yellow Shark]]'' liner notes. <ref>http://donlope.net/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html#Acknowledgements</ref> Rense wrote the booklets for both ''The Yellow Shark'' as well as ''[[The Lost Episodes]]''.
+He is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in ''[[The Yellow Shark]]'' liner notes. <ref>http://donlope.net/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html#Acknowledgements</ref> Rense wrote the booklets for both ''The Yellow Shark'' and ''[[The Lost Episodes]]''.
 ==Articles==
 *[[A different Zappa emerges in epic 'operapantomime']]
 *[[Z-Pack - L.A. Times article]]

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 Rense instigated and produced ''[[Frankly A Capella]]''.
-He is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in ''[[The Yellow Shark]]'' liner notes. <ref>http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html#Acknowledgements</ref> Rense wrote the booklets for both ''The Yellow Shark'' as well as ''[[The Lost Episodes]]''.
+He is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in ''[[The Yellow Shark]]'' liner notes. <ref>http://donlope.net/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html#Acknowledgements</ref> Rense wrote the booklets for both ''The Yellow Shark'' as well as ''[[The Lost Episodes]]''.
 ==Articles==

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 '''Rip Rense''' is an [[Los Angeles]] journalist, who wrote for The [[Los Angeles Times]], [[The New York Times]], Philadelphia Inquirer, L.A. Weekly, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, Los Angeles Magazine, ICE, Musician, Spin, Guitar World.
-He first interviewed [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]] in 1975. He also introduced [[Nicolas Slonimsky]] to Zappa. Rense was present at many of the Friday Night Soirees from one of which he recalls making Zappa laugh:
+He first interviewed [[Biography|Zappa]] in 1975. He also introduced [[Nicolas Slonimsky]] to Zappa. Rense was present at many of the Friday Night Soirees from one of which he recalls making Zappa laugh:
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-Rense instigated and produced ''[[Frankly A Cappella]]''.
+Rense instigated and produced ''[[Frankly A Capella]]''.
 He is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in ''[[The Yellow Shark]]'' liner notes. <ref>http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html#Acknowledgements</ref> Rense wrote the booklets for both ''The Yellow Shark'' as well as ''[[The Lost Episodes]]''.

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 </p></blockquote>
-Rense instigated and produced ''[[Frankly A Cappella: The Persuasions Sing Zappa]]''.
+Rense instigated and produced ''[[Frankly A Cappella]]''.
 He is one of the people receiving thanks for their ''"very special but no less significant contributions"'' in ''[[The Yellow Shark]]'' liner notes. <ref>http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/notes/The_Yellow_Shark.html#Acknowledgements</ref> Rense wrote the booklets for both ''The Yellow Shark'' as well as ''[[The Lost Episodes]]''.

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 He first interviewed [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]] in 1975. He also introduced [[Nicolas Slonimsky]] to Zappa.
-Present at many of the [[Friday Night Soirees]] from one of which he recalls making Zappa laugh:
+Present at many of the Friday Night Soirees from one of which he recalls making Zappa laugh:
 <blockquote><p>
-"My favorite memory of those many special nights, as I write this, was the last such salon I attended, in the summer of 1993. It was, in fact, the night of the great talk with director Shrader. (...) I knew that few people appreciated absurdity as much as a guy who named his entrepenurial business Intercontinental Absurdities. Besides, as he said on the Mothers "Live at the Roxy" album, "I love monster movies." I readied my tape recorder.</p>
+"My favorite memory of those many special nights, as I write this, was the last such salon I attended, in the summer of 1993. It was, in fact, the night of the great talk with director Shrader. (...) I knew that few people appreciated absurdity as much as a guy who named his entrepenurial business [[Intercontinental Absurdities]]. Besides, as he said on the Mothers "Live at the Roxy" album, "I love monster movies." I readied my tape recorder.</p>
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-"This requires a bit of set-up," I said. "In one of the cheesiest of the old Universal 'Frankenstein' movie sequels, 'Ghost of Frankenstein,' Ygor, the crazed shepherd played by Béla Lugosi, plots to have his brain implanted in the monster's head. Dr. Bohmer (Lionel Atwill), aids in the plot. The monster eventually revives from surgery---with Ygor's brain---then rampages through the house, which, like all Frankenstein houses, is surrounded by angry villagers. Ygor/Frankenstein opts to lure the villagers into the house, which is outfitted with gas jets, and do away with them en masse. And this is what he yells."</p>
+"This requires a bit of set-up," I said. "In one of the cheesiest of the old Universal 'Frankenstein' movie sequels, '[[The Ghost of Frankenstein]],' Ygor, the crazed shepherd played by Béla Lugosi, plots to have his brain implanted in the monster's head. Dr. Bohmer (Lionel Atwill), aids in the plot. The monster eventually revives from surgery---with Ygor's brain---then rampages through the house, which, like all Frankenstein houses, is surrounded by angry villagers. Ygor/Frankenstein opts to lure the villagers into the house, which is outfitted with gas jets, and do away with them en masse. And this is what he yells."</p>
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 I hit the tape. Out came the gravelly voice of the great Lugosi, screaming, "Bohmer! Turn on the gas!" I played it repeatedly.</p>
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 [[Category:Supporting Cast|Rense]]
 [[Category:Writers|Rense]]
 [[Category:Journalists|Rense]]

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 [[Los Angeles]] Journalist, having written for The [[Los Angeles Times]], [[The New York Times]], Philadelphia Inquirer, L.A. Weekly, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, Los Angeles Magazine, ICE, Musician, Spin, Guitar World.
-He first interviewed [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]] in 1975. Introduced [[Nicolas Slonimsky]] to Zappa.
+He first interviewed [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]] in 1975. He also introduced [[Nicolas Slonimsky]] to Zappa.
 Present at many of the [[Friday Night Soirees]] from one of which he recalls making Zappa laugh:
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 *[[The Yellow Shark]]
 *[[The Lost Episodes]]
 ==Articles==
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-[[Category:Supporting Cast]] [[Category:Writers]]
+[[Category:Supporting Cast|Rense]]