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| − | ==Articles About Frank Zappa==
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| − | * [[Ontario Man Writes Score For New Film]] ([[Pomona Progress-Bulletin]], 1962)
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| − | * [[Ontario Composer, Steve Allen, To Play Wacky Duet]] (Unknown Source, 1963)
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| − | * [[Vice Squad Raids Local Film Studio]] ([[Ontario Daily Report]], 1964, [[Ted Harp]])
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| − | * [[N.Y. 'Freak Out']] ([[Record World]], 1966-08-13)
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| − | * [[Kooks, Little Green Books And Zappa Blows Bicycle]] ([[Los Angeles Free Press]], [[Jerry Hopkins]], 1966-07-08)
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| − | * [[MGM Goes Way Out For 'Freak Out']] ([[Record World]], 1966-07-09)
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| − | * [[GUAMBO Is An Act Of Love]] ([[Los Angeles Free Press]], [[Jerry Hopkins]], 1966-07-29)
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| − | * [[Son of Suzy Creamcheese]] ([[The New York Times]], 1966-12-25, [[Robert Shelton]])
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| − | * [[The Pop Bag]] (unknown source and date)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa the Incredible Boss Mother]] ([[Hit Parader]], 1967-06, [[Don Paulsen]])
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| − | * [[Meet the Boss Mother sussing out Britain...]] ([[Melody Maker]], 1967-08-26, [[Nick Jones]])
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| − | * [[Mother Of Two Runs Off With Uncle Meat]] ([[Song Hits]], 1967-09, prob. [[Don Paulsen]])
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| − | * [[Does This Mother Know Best?]] ([[Saturday Evening Post, 1968-01-13. W.H. Manville)
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| − | * [[More Polemics From Pop Satirist]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], [[Pete Johnson]], Mar. 18, 1968)
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| − | * [[My Brother Is an Italian Mother]] ([[Jazz & Pop]], 1968, [[Bobby Zappa|C.R. Zappa]])
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| − | * [[Mothers’ Lament: "They Called Us Entertainment"]] ([[Rolling Stone]], 1968, [[Sue C. Clark]])
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| − | * [[In Person: The Mothers of Invention]] (Doon Arbus, The Age of Rock, 1969)
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| − | * [[Zappa, Frank]] ([[Lillian Roxon's Rock Encyclopedia]], 1969)
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| − | * [[After The Mothers: Zappa and the L.A. Philharmonic]] ([[Rolling Stone]], 1969, [[David Felton]])
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| − | * [[The Truth Is – They're Not As Ugly As Their Pictures]] ([[Melody Maker]], 1969-06-07 [[Chris Welch]])
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| − | * [[An Explosion Of Non-Communication]] ([[Melody Maker]], 1969-06-07 [[Chris Welch]])
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| − | * [[Mother’s Day Has Finally Come]] ([[Rolling Stone]], 1969, [[Jerry Hopkins]])
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| − | * [[Philm's notes on shooting the Chunga's Revenge Album Sleeve]], Phil Franks, 1969)
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| − | * [[The Mothers Are Dead, But Zappa's Still Very Much Alive]] ([[Melody Maker]], 1969-10-25 [[Richard Williams]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa: The Mother of Us All]] ([[Down Beat]], 1969-10-30 [[Larry Kent]])
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| − | * [[The Beefheart Zappa Talk-in]] ([[Melody Maker]], 1969-11-08 [[Richard Williams]])
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| − | * [[It's all in self-defence]] ([[Friends]], 1969-11-22 [[Jonathan Green]])
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| − | * [[Grandson Of Ives]] ([[Stardock]], 1970-01, J. Ramsay Campbell)
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| − | * [[Zappa – Outrageous Star]] ([[New Musical Express]], [[Allan McDougall]], 1970-05-09)
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| − | * [[Montreux Casino Fire Destroys Zappa's Gear, Cancels Purple Taping]] ([[Variety]], 1971)
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| − | * [[The Rock Family Affair: Frank Zappa]] (Life, 1971)
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| − | * [[Zap! Into Zappaland]] ([[Movies Now]], 1971 Fall Edition)
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| − | * [[Only In It For The Money]] ([[David Walley]], 1972, [[Outerbridge & Lazard]])
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| − | * [[Look Out Pretty Mama I'm On The Road Again]] ([[Bugle America]], 1974-05, Tom Davis)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa and the Mothers at the Riverside – 4/23/74]] ([[Bugle America]], 1974-05, B.P.)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa: Outrage And Invention]] ([[Melody Maker]], [[Michael Gray]], July 6, 1974)
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| − | * [[Grand Mother]] ([[Melody Maker]], 1974-07-20, Chris Loyd)
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| − | * [[Monsieur Zappa's Rock Circus]] ([[Melody Maker]], [[Allen Jones]], 1974-10-05)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa: 'Frenk! Frenk! Ees Aynsley playeeng?']] ([[New Musical Express|NME]], [[Charles Shaar Murray|C.M.Murray]], 1974-10-05)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa vs. The Tooth Fairy]] ([[Creem]], 1974-12, Ed Naha)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa – Funny Mother]] ([[Beetle]], 1974-12, Chris Lloyd)
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| − | * [[What's A Mother To Do?]] ([[Zoo World]], 1975-01-02, Steve Weitzman)
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| − | * [[The Truth – The Whole Truth – And Nothing But The Cheeseburger]] ([[Let It Rock]], 1975-06, [[Michael Gray]])
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| − | * [[What Did You Do In The Revolution, Dada?]] ([[Let It Rock]], 1975-06, [[Karl Dallas]])
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| − | * [[Zappa Returns From Yugoslavia]] ([[Los Angeles Free Press]], [[Lanny Waggoner]], 1976-01-15)
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| − | * [[Zappa Meets Schubert]] ([[Kronenzeitung]], [[Adabei]], 1978-02-05)
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| − | * [['Girls' is awesome, fer sure]] ([[Waukesha Freeman]], [[Daniel Winkel]], 1982-07-16)
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| − | * [[In Respect Of Rubbish]] ([[Society Pages (magazine)]], 1982, [[Ben Watson]])
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| − | * [[Opera Crowd Whoops for Zappa]] ([[San Francisco Chronicle]], [[Robert Commanday]], 1983-02-11)
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| − | * [[Nagano On Conducting Zappa]] ([[Mix]], [[Dan Forte]], 1983-06)
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| − | * [[A Conference Of Composers]] ([[Capitol]], 1984-04-01)
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| − | * [[The Berkeley Symphony Plays Frank Zappa]] ([[KPFA Folio]], [[Terry Hawkins]], 1984-06)
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| − | * [[Zappa Pokes Into The Fine Arts]] ([[The Oakland Tribune]], [[Larry Kelp]], 1984-06-18)
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| − | * [[The Musical Times Of Francesco Zappa]] ("[[Francesco Zappa]]" sleeve notes, 1984, [[David Ocker]])
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| − | * [[That Ol' "Fish Thing"]] ([[Washington Post]], 1984)
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| − | * [[The Idea of Demonic Seduction in Keats and Zappa]] ([[T.C. Richards]], 1985)
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| − | * [[The Zappa Affair, 87-03]] ([[Option]], [[Sarah Cahill]], 1987-03/04)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa Zapped by "Late Show"]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], [[Deborah Caulfield]], 1987)
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| − | * [[Frank's Wild Years]] ([[Q]], [[Andy Gill]], 1989)
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| − | * [[Zappa Keeps Eye Now On Bottom Line]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], [[Patrice Apodaca]], 1989-12-21)
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| − | * [[Just Plain Folks]] ([[Billboard]], [[Drew Wheeler]], 1990-05)
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| − | * [[Zappa: Leading The Way In Digital & CD Technologies]] ([[Billboard]], [[Jim Bessman]], 1990-05)
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| − | * [[ We Are What We Watch]] ([[Billboard]], [[Drew Wheeler]], 1990-05)
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| − | * [[Cucamonga Science & Beyond]] ([[Billboard]], 1990, [[Drew Wheeler]])
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| − | * [[Das Capitalist]] ([[Continental Profiles]], 1991, [[Neil Cohen]])
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| − | * [[Zappa, Frank, BBD]] ([[Baker's Biographical Dictionary]], 1992, [[Nicolas Slonimsky]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa, 1992-10-01]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], 1992-10-01)
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| − | * [[Zappa, Frank]] ([[America Online]], 1993)
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| − | * [[Zappa Plays On]] ([[Guardian]], 1993, [[Nigel Leigh]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa Dies of Cancer]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], 1993, [[Paul Feldman]])
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| − | * [[The History of Music from A to Zappa]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], 1993, [[David Toop]])
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| − | * [[An Indefatigable Inventor]] ([[Irish Times]], 1993, [[Joe Jackson]])
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| − | * [[Frank - Fearless and still Fighting]] ([[Guardian]], 1993, [[Alex Kershaw]])
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| − | * [[BBC Television Tribute]] (1993)
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| − | * [[Cancer claims Frank Zappa, 52]] ([[New York Post]], 1993)
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| − | * [[Frank was the Real Thing living in a Nightmare]] ([[Guardian]], 1993, [[Germaine Greer]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa Obituary]] (source unknown, 1993, [[Richard Gehr]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa, Musical Iconoclast, Guitarist and restless Innovator, dies at 52]] ([[New York Times]], 1993, [[Jon Pareles]])
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| − | * [[More than shock value]] ([[USA Today]], 1993)
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| − | * [[Revolutionary]] ([[The New Yorker]], 1993, [[Václav Havel]])
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| − | * [[The Duke of Prunes]] ([[Time Magazine]], 1993, [[Michael Walsh]])
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| − | * [[Weird Mother was a Towering Talent]] ([[New York Post]], 1993, [[Lisa Robinson]])
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| − | * [[Zappa's death leaves a Void in more than Rock]] ([[Knight Rider]], 1993, [[Gary Graff]])
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| − | * [[Zappa, Mr. Non-conformity]] ([[Washington Post]], 1993, [[Richard Harrington]])
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| − | * [[In Memoriam Frank Zappa]] ([[Humo]], 1993, [[Marc Didden]])
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| − | * [[Zappa, City paper, 94-1]] (City Paper, January 1994)
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| − | * [[Sonora (The Magazine)]] (1994)
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| − | * [[Thing-Fish: Ample Annie's Story]] (unknown source, probably 1994)
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| − | * [[The True Story of the LSO]] (Internet, 1994, [[David Ocker]])
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| − | * [[Frank in Earnest]] (Source unknown, 1994, [[Andrew Ellis]])
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| − | * [[Viva Zappa!]] ([[Spin]], 1994, [[Richard Gehr]])
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| − | * [[A Real Mother]] ([[Q]], 1994, [[Andy Gill]])
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| − | * [[A different Zappa emerges in epic 'operapantomime']] ([[The Milwaukee Journal]], 1994, Dec. 18, Rip Rense)
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| − | * [[The Ryko Variations]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #47, 1995, Gary Steel)
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| − | * [[Variations On The Carlos Santana Secret Interview]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #42, 1998, Douglas J Noble)
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| − | * [[Rolling Stone Biography: Zappa, Frank]] (1995)
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| − | * [[Zappa's Still Dead... But The Ultimate Freak Image He Created Continues To Live]] ([[Tucson Weekly]], 1995, [[Dave McElfresh]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa: My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama]] ([[Guitar Player]], 1995, [[James Rotondi]])
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| − | * [[From Hungary With Love]] ([[HUH Magazine]], 1995, [[Gabor Csupo]])
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| − | * [[Heavy Duty: a Quick Look at the Misunderstood Guitar Playing of Frank Zappa]] (Internet, 1995, [[Nick's Music Page]])
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| − | * [[Saint Zappa, Halloween Idyll]] ([[Aquarian]], 1995, [[Charles Frick]])
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| − | * [[Say It's Your Birthday: A Mother of Invention]] ([[Addicted To Noise]], 1995, [[Jaan Uhelszki]])
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| − | * [[Sound Reasoning: Zappa the genius or Zappa the village idiot?]] ([[College Press Service]], 1995, [[Keith Harrison]])
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| − | * [[Zappa Inducted Into The Hall Of Fame]] (News stories, 1995)
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| − | * [[Considering Zappa]] (Internet, 1996, [[Evil Bob]])
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| − | * [[Rough Guide to Rock - Frank Zappa]] ([[Rough Guides Ltd.]], 1996, [[Mike Lee]])
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| − | * [[You're probably Wondering why I'm Here]] ([[t@p fringe]], 1996, [[Michael B. Kassel]])
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| − | * [[Rough Guide to Rock: Frank Zappa]] ([[Penguin]], 1996, [[Ian Stonehouse]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa: The Present Day Composer]] ([[Goldmine]], 1996, [[William Ruhlmann]])
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| − | * [[Zappa And The Mothers – The Flo And Eddie Years]] ([[Goldmine]], [[Dave Thompson]], 2002)
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| − | * [[WE ARE The Mothers... AND THIS IS WHAT WE SOUND LIKE!]] ([[Mix]], 2003, [[Chris Michie]])
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| − | * [[You Call That Music? (The Article)|You Call That Music?]] ([[Mix]], February 2003, [[Chris Michie]])
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| − | * [[My Time With Frank Zappa, by Richard Emmet]], ca. 2003, (Portland Songwriters Association newsletter)
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| − | * [http://www.revuecircuit.ca/collection/14_3.php Frank Zappa: 10 ans après] ([[Revue Circuit Musiques Contemporaines]] Volume 14 Numéro 3, 2004)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa's Treasure House]] (Guardian, Germaine Greer, 2005)
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| − | * [[Muziq Special Frank Zappa|Dossier Zappa]] ([[Muziq Tangentiel|Muziq]] N°5, January 2006)
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| − | * [http://divergence-fm.org/spip.php?rubrique131 Le Requin Barjot (The Loony Shark)] (French transcripts from a radio program 2006-2007)
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| − | == Album, Video, Film & Book Reviews ==
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| − | * [[More Polemics From Pop Satirist]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], 1968, [[Pete Johnson]])
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| − | * [[Popular Records - Pass Aspirin, Please]] ([[Los Angeles Times]], 1966, [[Pete Johnson]])
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| − | * [[Sound Track]] ([[Hollywood Reporter]], 1970, [[Mathy Orloff]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa on CD (and LP), Part I]] ([[Stereophile]], 1987, [[Richard Lehnert]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa on CD (and LP), Part II]] ([[Stereophile]], 1988, [[Richard Lehnert]])
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| − | * [[Comedic Crap Detection: Frank Zappa's "Broadway The Hard Way"]] (Internet, [[Tony Palmeri]], 1988)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa on CD (and LP), Part III]] ([[Stereophile]], 1989, [[Richard Lehnert]])
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| − | * [[The Old Masters (article)]] ([[Stereophile]], 1989)
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| − | * [[Uncle Disgusting]] ([[Q]], [[Andy Gill]], 1989)
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| − | * [[Two Sides Of Frank Zappa]] ([[Cosmik Debris E-Zine]], [[Cai Campbell]], 1989)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa: He Is What He Are]] ([[Q]], [[Andy Gill]], 1989)
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| − | * [[The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life (article)]] ([[Q]], 1991, [[Charles Shaar Murray]])
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| − | * [[Rolling Stone Album Guide: Zappa, Frank]] (1992, [[P.E.]])
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| − | * [[Just When You Thought It Was Safe]] ([[Cutting Edge]], 1993, [[Phil Wilding]])
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| − | * [[Looking for the links between "Freak Out!" and "Finnegans Wake"]] ([[New York Times]], 1993, [[Peter Keepnews]])
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| − | * [[Ahead Of Their Time (article)]] ([[Q]], 1993, [[Stuart Maconie]])
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| − | * [[Uncle Meat (article)]] ([[Vox]], 1993, [[Andy Robson]])
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| − | * [[Uncle Meat Video Review]] ([[Q]], 1993, [[Martin Longley]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa & The Ensemble Modern - The Yellow Shark]] ([[Q]], 1993, [[Stuart Maconie]])
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| − | * [[Civilization à la Zappa; The Cult Composer’s Epic Final Work Is a Complex Summation of a Life]] ([[LA Times]], 1994)
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| − | * [[Zappa's Outermost Phaze]] (Internet, 1994, [[Stephen Homan]])
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| − | * [[Unmissable]] ([[Guardian]], 1994, [[Dan Glaister]])
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| − | * [[Zappa: The Yellow Shark]] ([[Stereophile]], 1994, [[Richard Lehnert]])
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa: The Present-Day Composer Refuses to Die!]] ([[Stereophile]], 1995)
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| − | * [[Frank Zappa Reissues]] ([[Soundz]], 1995, [[R.U. Sirius]])
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| − | * [[Is This Phase One Of The Best Of Frank Zappa?]] ("[[Strictly Commercial]]" sleeve notes, 1995, [[Dan Oullette]])
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| − | * [[Strictly Commercial (article)]] ([[Rykodisk]] promo, 1995)
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| − | * [[Strictly Commercial: The Best of Frank Zappa]] ([[People Magazine]], 1995, [[Steve Dougherty]])
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| − | * [[Strictly Commercial: The Best of Zappa]] ([[R.A.R.]], 1995, [[Randy Hall]])
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| − | * [[The Lost Episodes: about the album]] (sleeve notes, 1996, [[Rip Rense]])
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| − | * [[The Lost Episodes: about the cover art]] (sleeve notes, 1996, [[Rip Rense]])
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| − | * [[The Lost Episodes (article)]] ([[Pitchfork Review]], 1996, [[Jason Josephes]])
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| − | * [[200 Motels video]] ([[The Music & Travel Report]], 1996, [[Jim Sheldon-Dean]])
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| − | * [[Läther (article 1)]] ([[All-Music Guide]], 1996, [[Richie Unterberger]])
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| − | * [[Läther !article 2]] ([[San Jose Metro]], 1996, [[Nigey Lennon]])
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| − | * [[Strictly Commercial: Is This Rykodisc Trying To Get Frank Zappa's Cruddy Music On The Radio?]] ([[Jazz Online]], [[Nigey Lennon]], 1996)
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| − | * [[Thing-Fish: The Return of Frank Zappa]], [[Philip Fisher]], 2003, [[The British Theatre Guide]]
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| − | * [[America the Beautiful]] by [[Moon Zappa]]
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| − | * [[The Monstrous Memoirs Of A Mighty McFearless]] by [[Ahmet Zappa]]
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| − | * [[The Return Of The Son-Of-Zappa Rap]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #28, Nov 1992, A. Wünsch, A. Hoogesteger)
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| − | * [[Dweezil Goes Out To Lunch.]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #29, Feb 1993, B. Watson, D. Houston)
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| − | * [[Gail Zappa Speaks With Howard Stern]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #36, Feb. 1994)
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| − | * [[Gold From California: Alice Stuart Is Back]], [[Mike Plumbley]] (e-mail interview, July 1998)
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| − | * [[The David Ocker Interview]], (Internet)
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| − | * [[Urban Leader]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #18-19, 1991, A. Wünsch, A. Hoogesteger, H. Hering, A. Mänz)
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| − | * [[Just Another Band From Umeå: Zappsteetoot]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #18-19, April-May 1991, Matt Galaher)
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| − | * [[A Mars A Day]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #20-21, July-Sept. 1991, A. Wünsch, A. Hoogesteger)
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| − | * [[Mother People, 91-5]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #22, May 18, 1991, A. Wünsch, A. Hoogesteger)
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| − | * [[Jimmy Carl Black Interview, 91-5]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #24-25, 1992, A. Wünsch, A. Hoogesteger)
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| − | * [[All Bass Players Are Failed Ukulele Players]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #27-28, 1992, T. Brown, S. Uunofski)
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| − | * [[Interview With Bunk Gardner, 92-11]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #28, Nov 1992, Fred Tomsett)
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| − | * [[Don Preston Interview, 92-08-26]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #28, Nov 1992, Fred Tomsett)
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| − | * [[Eddie, R.U. Kidding?]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #28, Nov 1992, A.Wünsch, A. Hoogesteger)
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| − | * [[Texan Grandmother In Interview Shock Horror]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #29, Feb 1993, Roland St. Germain)
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| − | * [[Zappa's Swedish Universe]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #30, March 1993, Håkan Engborg)
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| − | * [[Billy's Private Parts]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #31, June 1993, Fred Tomsett)
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| − | * [[Hats Off To Mike Keneally]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]] #32, Aug 1993, Fred Tomsett)
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| − | * [[The Clonemeister Speaks]] (GPM, KB, Arthur Barrow, 1994)
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| − | * [[Stevie's Enormous Mouth]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #46, 1995, Douglas J Noble)
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| − | * [[Robert Martin Sez Hello]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #52–53, 1996)
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| − | * [[Thing-Fish Rap.]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #54, 1996)
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| − | * [[The Trombone's Connected To The Lip Bone.]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #55–57, 1996-11–1997-03)
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| − | * [[You're So Vai]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #59, Gary Steel, 1997-07)
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| − | * [[Mars Needs Evil Princes.]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #61, 1997-10)
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| − | * [[Chatting With A.Wing And A Prayer]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #63, 2000-03)
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| − | * [[The Be-Bop Bass Notes.]] ([[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'Mershi Duween]], #64, 2000-03)
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| − | * [[Flo and Eddie and Marc, Frank and More]] (Goldmine, [[Dave Thompson]], 2002)
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| − | * [[Allan Zavod interview by Avo Raup]] (Avo Raup, 2003-07-16)
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| − | ===Other Supporting Cast===
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| − | * [[Im Zeichen des Magischen Affen]], [[Urban Gwerder]] (WOA Verlag AG, 2000)
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| − | * [[David Walley's Exclusive Interview]] ([[David Walley|D. Walley]] and P. Remington, ca. 1995)
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| − | * [[The Silver Mistress]], by Peter O'Donnell (1973 by Souvenir Press Ltd)
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