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Revision as of 07:38, 4 October 2021

Album History
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Studio Tan
Released September 1978
See also:
IINK, Patio, KUR
Läther

Players

Tracks

LP & US Cassette

Side One

  1. Greggery Peccary (20:40)

Side Two

  1. Let Me Take You To The Beach (2:44)
  2. Revised Music For Guitar & Low Budget Orchestra (7:36)
  3. REDUNZL (8:12)
CD
  1. The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary (20:35)
  2. Revised Music For Guitar And Low Budget Orchestra (07:37)
  3. Lemme Take You To The Beach (2:45)
  4. RDNZL (08:14)
UK Cassette

Side One

  1. The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary (20:33)

Side Two

  1. Revised Music For Guitar & Low-Budget Orchestra (7:37)
  2. Let Me Take You To The Beach (2:45)
  3. RDNZL (8:14)

Release Notes

Liner Notes

Background Information

Cover illustration: Gary Panter

Conceptual Continuity

Versions

ZFT # Version # # discs Format Catalog # Release
(YYYY-MM-DD)
Barcode
(EAN-13)
Artwork Comment
24 1.1
Original
Stereo

("Greggery Peccary" is Fade-Out Version)
1 LP DiscReet 1978-09-15 None   US edition. Matrix #
Side 1: DSK-1-2291 JW1#4 0
Side 2: DSK-2-2291 JW1 #2 0
1 CS Warner DiscReet
M5D 2291
1978? None   US edition.
1 8T Warner DiscReet
DIS M8D 2291
1978? None   US edition.
1 LP DiscReet 1978-11[1] None   UK edition.
1 CS DiscReet
K4 59210
1978-11[1] None   UK edition.
1 LP DiscReet   None   German edition.
1 LP Warner-Pioneer DiscReet   None   Japanese edition.
1.2
Greggery Peccary
track is
remixed
1 CD Barking Pumpkin Records
D2 74237
1991-09-24 0013347423722   US edition.
1 CS Zappa
TZAPPA 44
1991 5016583604448   UK edition.
1 CD Barking Pumpkin/MSI
MSI 80042
1991?     Japanese edition.
1.3
Greggery Peccary
track is
remixed

(later Cds may
sound worse
according
to the
Zappa Patio)
1 CD Barking Pumpkin
D2 74237
? 0013347423722   US re-edition.
1 CS Barking Pumpkin
D4 74237
1991-09-24 0013347423746   US edition.
1 CD Zappa
CDZAP 44
1991-10 5016583604424   UK & French editions. Matrix # ZAPCD 44 MPO 01 @
1 CD Rykodisc
RCD 10526
1995-05-02 0014431052620   US edition. Matrix # IFPI 2U6D WEA mfg. OLYPHANT ifpi L903 Y13132 A4 P2 310526-2 01
1 CD VideoArts
VACK 5085
1995-06-25 4988112406827   Japanese edition.
1 CD VideoArts
VACK 5220
1996-04-15? 4988112408203   Japanese edition = Rykodisc RCD 10526 repackaged with an obi strip and extra liner notes in Japanese
1 CD VideoArts
VACK 1234
2002-04-27 4988112413191   Japanese edition, mini-album papersleeve.
1.0
2012 Remaster
Stereo

("Greggery Peccary" is Full Version)
1 CD Zappa/UMe
ZR 3857
2012-08-28 0824302385722   US edition, manufactured and distributed by UMe[2].
1 CD Zappa/UMG Intl
0238572
2012-08-28 0824302385722   EU edition = Zappa/UMe ZR 3857, manufactured in Germany.

Notes

  1. 1.0 1.1 Martin C. Strong, 2004, The Great Rock Discography, p. 1722.
  2. Email announcement by the ZFT on July 31st, 2012.

See Also