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The character was partly inspired by a 1974 Mennen foot spray commercial featuring a dog getting some slippers for a man with smelly feet. | The character was partly inspired by a 1974 Mennen foot spray commercial featuring a dog getting some slippers for a man with smelly feet. | ||
| − | * On the cover of ''[[Absolutely Free]]'' one of the advertisements shows a dog | + | * On the cover of ''[[Absolutely Free]]'' one of the advertisements shows a dog collar with the slogan ''"Buy A Fydo fits swell!"'' |
* [[Nanook Rubs It]]: while Nanook is rubbing a chorus sings ''"Here Fido, here Fido...."'' | * [[Nanook Rubs It]]: while Nanook is rubbing a chorus sings ''"Here Fido, here Fido...."'' | ||
* [[Stink-Foot]]: Fido is called to fetch some slippers and goes into an argument about the essence of [[Conceptual Continuity]] | * [[Stink-Foot]]: Fido is called to fetch some slippers and goes into an argument about the essence of [[Conceptual Continuity]] | ||
Revision as of 05:26, 20 September 2011
Fido the dog is a fictional character that regulary appears in Zappa's lyrics. The dog is often a poodle and called with the words: "Here Fido, here Fido..."
The character was partly inspired by a 1974 Mennen foot spray commercial featuring a dog getting some slippers for a man with smelly feet.
- On the cover of Absolutely Free one of the advertisements shows a dog collar with the slogan "Buy A Fydo fits swell!"
- Nanook Rubs It: while Nanook is rubbing a chorus sings "Here Fido, here Fido...."
- Stink-Foot: Fido is called to fetch some slippers and goes into an argument about the essence of Conceptual Continuity
- Cheepnis: The people try to catch Frunobulax by calling "Here Fido, here Fido..."
