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==Albums, cover art and tracks== | ==Albums, cover art and tracks== | ||
| − | * The back cover of ''[[One Size Fits All]]'' is a parody of constellations, most of which were based on Greek mythological characters. Among them: [[ | + | * The back cover of ''[[One Size Fits All]]'' is a parody of constellations, most of which were based on Greek mythological characters. Among them: [[AGITTARIUS]], [[Althea]], [[HONKULES (galaxy)]] (spoof of Hercules) and [[Oedipus]]. |
==Other== | ==Other== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:05, 31 May 2026
"Zappa the guitarist who says that the only thing he ever heard that sounds like his guitar is Greek [bouzouki] music, ("That's 'Music of Greece', on Polydor.")". [1]
References to Greece or Greek topics
Albums, cover art and tracks
- The back cover of One Size Fits All is a parody of constellations, most of which were based on Greek mythological characters. Among them: AGITTARIUS, Althea, HONKULES (galaxy) (spoof of Hercules) and Oedipus.
Other
References
- ↑ Chris Hodenfield, Frank Zappa, Strange Days, 11-25 September 1970.
