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     Cover          = ZappaWazoo.jpg |
 
     Cover          = ZappaWazoo.jpg |
 
     Name          = Wazoo |
 
     Name          = Wazoo |
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     Released      = November 2007 |
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     Released      = November 2007<ref name="Release">The first reported copies were sold during the [[Zappa Plays Zappa|ZPZ]] show on October 31st. The first shipping confirmation emails from [[External Links#Online Stores|Musictoday]] were received on November 1st.</ref> |
 
     Related        = See also:<br>{{IINKLink|lyrics/Wazoo.html}},{{KURLink|fz-discography/zappa-wazoo}}<br>[[The Grand Wazoo]]<br>[[Studio Tan]]<br>[[The Lost Episodes]]<br>[[72/09/24 Boston MA US Music Hall|72/09/24 concert in Boston]]
 
     Related        = See also:<br>{{IINKLink|lyrics/Wazoo.html}},{{KURLink|fz-discography/zappa-wazoo}}<br>[[The Grand Wazoo]]<br>[[Studio Tan]]<br>[[The Lost Episodes]]<br>[[72/09/24 Boston MA US Music Hall|72/09/24 concert in Boston]]
 
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*[[Frank Zappa]] (guitar and white stick with cork handle)
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*[[Biography|Frank Zappa]] (guitar and white stick with cork handle)
 
*[[Mike Altschul]] (piccolo, bass clarinet and other winds)
 
*[[Mike Altschul]] (piccolo, bass clarinet and other winds)
 
*[[Earle Dumler]] (oboe, contrabass sarrusophone and other winds)
 
*[[Earle Dumler]] (oboe, contrabass sarrusophone and other winds)
 
*[[Tony Duran]] (slide guitar)
 
*[[Tony Duran]] (slide guitar)
 
*[[Glenn Ferris]] (trombone and euphonium)
 
*[[Glenn Ferris]] (trombone and euphonium)
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*[[Bruce Fowler]] (trombone of the upper atmosphere)
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*[[The Fowler Brothers|Bruce Fowler]] (trombone of the upper atmosphere)
 
*[[Jim Gordon]] (electric drums)
 
*[[Jim Gordon]] (electric drums)
 
*[[Jerry Kessler]] (electric cello)
 
*[[Jerry Kessler]] (electric cello)
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==Liner Notes==
 
==Liner Notes==
  
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<blockquote>"This concert was recorded live at [[72/09/24 Boston MA US Music Hall|Boston Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts on 24 September 1972]]. These stereo masters were digitally transferred from [[Frank Zappa|FZ]]'s Ampex ATR 100 deck into Nuendo at 96 K 24 bit by [[Joe Travers]] using Euphonix AM 713 Converters - in April 2007. ...this concert had a slightly different original dynamic in that [[Big Swifty]] followed [[The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary|Greggery Peccary]]. Due to disc space we resequenced the program to maintain the integrity of the performance."</blockquote>
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<blockquote>"This concert was recorded live at [[72/09/24 Boston MA US Music Hall|Boston Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts on 24 September 1972]]. These stereo masters were digitally transferred from [[Biography|FZ]]'s Ampex ATR 100 deck into Nuendo at 96 K 24 bit by [[Joe Travers]] using Euphonix AM 713 Converters - in April 2007. ...this concert had a slightly different original dynamic in that [[Big Swifty]] followed [[The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary|Greggery Peccary]]. Due to disc space we resequenced the program to maintain the integrity of the performance."</blockquote>
  
 
Cover Art ''"Mundo Invisible"'' (oil on canvas, 60" x 72") by [[Christopher Mark Brennan]], 2003.
 
Cover Art ''"Mundo Invisible"'' (oil on canvas, 60" x 72") by [[Christopher Mark Brennan]], 2003.
  
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It derives from ''Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire''<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup> (oil on canvas, 46.5" x 65.5") by [[wikipedia:Salvador Dali|Salvador Dali]] , 1940.
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It derives from ''Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire''<ref name="Dali">[http://artchive.com/artchive/D/dali/dali_voltaire.jpg.html ''Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire'' by Salvador Dali, 1940]</ref>(oil on canvas, 46.5" x 65.5") by [[wikipedia:Salvador Dali|Salvador Dali]] , 1940.
  
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This might be a reference [[Alice Cooper]]'s ''[[wikipedia:DaDa|Dada]]'' concept album ([[Warner Bros.]] 7599-23969-1, 1983).
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This might be a reference [[Alice Cooper]]'s ''[[wikipedia:DaDa|Dada]]'' concept album ([[Warner Brothers|Warner Bros.]] 7599-23969-1, 1983).
  
 
==Background Information==
 
==Background Information==
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| align="center" | [[wikipedia:Compact disc|CD]]
 
| align="center" | [[wikipedia:Compact disc|CD]]
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| [[Vaulternative Records]]<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|1180654|VR&nbsp;2007-2}}
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| [[Zappa Family Trust|Vaulternative Records]]<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|1180654|VR&nbsp;2007-2}}
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| 2007-11-01<sup>[[#Note2|[2]]]</sup>
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| 2007-11-01<ref name="Release"/>
 
| 0824302007228
 
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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
  
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#<div id="Note1">[http://artchive.com/artchive/D/dali/dali_voltaire.jpg.html ''Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire'' by Salvador Dali, 1940]</div>
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<references/>
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#<div id="Note2">The first reported copies were sold during the [[Zappa Plays Zappa|ZPZ]] show on October 31st. The first shipping confirmation emails from [[External Links#Online Stores|Musictoday]] were received on November 1st.</div>
 
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
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[[Category:Discography]]
 
[[Category:Discography]]
 
[[Category:Original Albums]]
 
[[Category:Original Albums]]
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[[Category:2007]]

Latest revision as of 09:06, 14 September 2021

Album History
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Wazoo
Released November 2007[1]
See also:
IINK,KUR
The Grand Wazoo
Studio Tan
The Lost Episodes
72/09/24 concert in Boston

For other uses, see Wazoo (disambiguation).

Players

Tracks

CD

Disc One

  1. Intro Intros (3:47)
  2. The Grand Wazoo (Think It Over) (21:17)
  3. Approximate (14:40)
  4. Big Swifty (11:49)

Disc Two

  1. "Ulterior Motive" (3:19)
  2. The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary: Movement I (4:50)
  3. The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary: Movement II (9:07)
  4. The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary: Movement III (12:33)
  5. The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary: Movement IV - The New Brown Clouds (7:35)
  6. Penis Dimension (3:35)
  7. Variant I Processional March (3:28)

Release Notes

Liner Notes

"This concert was recorded live at Boston Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts on 24 September 1972. These stereo masters were digitally transferred from FZ's Ampex ATR 100 deck into Nuendo at 96 K 24 bit by Joe Travers using Euphonix AM 713 Converters - in April 2007. ...this concert had a slightly different original dynamic in that Big Swifty followed Greggery Peccary. Due to disc space we resequenced the program to maintain the integrity of the performance."

Cover Art "Mundo Invisible" (oil on canvas, 60" x 72") by Christopher Mark Brennan, 2003.

It derives from Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire[2](oil on canvas, 46.5" x 65.5") by Salvador Dali , 1940.

This might be a reference Alice Cooper's Dada concept album (Warner Bros. 7599-23969-1, 1983).

Background Information

Conceptual Continuity

Versions

ZFT # Version # # discs Format Catalog # Release
(YYYY-MM-DD) 		Barcode
(EAN-13) 		Artwork Comment
82 1
Original
Stereo 		2 CD Vaulternative Records
VR 2007-2 		2007-11-01[1] 0824302007228 Mundo Invisible US release. Matrix # CD1: IFPI 1081 VR2007-2/1 + A01 + GQ12201 IFPI L028 ; CD2: IFPI 1083 VR2007-2/2 + A01 + GQ11401 IFPI LB48

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The first reported copies were sold during the ZPZ show on October 31st. The first shipping confirmation emails from Musictoday were received on November 1st.
  2. ↑ Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire by Salvador Dali, 1940

See Also

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