Difference between revisions of "We're Only In It For The Money"

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We're Only In It For The Money
Released March 1968
See also: IINK, Patio, KUR The Old Masters, Box I The Lumpy Money Project/Object Threesome No. 1 Money Demos

We're Only In It For The Money is a 1968 album by The Mothers of Invention. The cover of We're Only In It For the Money spoofed the cover of the Beatles' 1967 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Players

The Mothers:

Frank Zappa (guitar, piano, lead vocals, "weirdness & editing")
Dick Barber ("snorks")
Jimmy Carl Black ("Indian of the group", drums, trumpet, vocals)
Roy Estrada (electric bass, vocals, "asthma")
Bunk Gardner (all woodwinds, "mumbled weirdness")
Billy Mundi (drums, vocal, "yak & black lace underwear")
Don Preston (keyboards)
Euclid James Motorhead Sherwood (soprano & baritone saxophones, "all purpose weirdness")
Ian Underwood (piano, woodwinds, "wholesome")
Pamela Zarubica as Suzy Creamcheese ("telephone")

Also:

Spider ("is the one who wants you to turn your radio around")
Eric Clapton ("has graciously consented to speak to you in several critical area")
Gary Kellgren ("creepy whispering")
Dick Kunc ("cheerful interruptions")
Sid Sharp (orchestral segments conductor)
Vicki ("telephone ")
Ronnie Williams (backwards voice)

Overdubs on the 1984 remix:

Arthur Barrow (bass)
Chad Wackerman (drums)

Tracks

LP

Side One

Are You Hung Up? (1:23)
Who Needs The Peace Corps? (2:34)
Concentration Moon (2:42)
Mom & Dad (2:16)
Bow Tie Daddy (1:22)
Harry, You're a Beast (1:22)
What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (1:03)
Absolutely Free (3:26)
Flower Punk (3:57)
Hot Poop (0:16)

Side Two

Nasal Retentive Calliope Music (2:00)
Let's Make The Water Turn Black (1:54)
The Idiot Bastard Son (3:27)
Lonely Little Girl (1:10)
Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance (1:33)
What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (Reprise) (1:03)
Mother People (2:30)
The Chrome Plated Megaphone Of Destiny (6:30)

Current CD

Are You Hung Up? (1:24)
Who Needs The Peace Corps? (2:34)
Concentration Moon (2:22)
Mom & Dad (2:16)
Telephone Conversation (0:49)
Bow Tie Daddy (0:33)
Harry, You're a Beast (1:21)
What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (1:03)
Absolutely Free (3:24)
Flower Punk (3:03)
Hot Poop (0:27)
Nasal Retentive Calliope Music (2:03)
Let's Make The Water Turn Black (2:01)
The Idiot Bastard Son (3:19)
Lonely Little Girl (1:10)
Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance (1:33)
What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (Reprise) (1:02)
Mother People (2:26)
The Chrome Plated Megaphone Of Destiny (6:25)

1986 CD,
coupled with Lumpy Gravy

Tracks 1 to 19 : Current CD tracks list
Tracks 20 to 21 : Lumpy Gravy tracks list

Release Notes

Originally released in September 1968.
Basic sessions: Mayfair Studios, NYC, August-September, 1967; Engineer: Gary Kellgren.
Final recordings & re-mix: Apostolic Studios, NYC, October, 1967; Engineer: Dick Kunc.
Orchestral segments: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, February, 1967.
Produced by Frank Zappa.
Executive producer: Tom Wilson.
Photography: Jerrold Schatzberg.
Fashions: Tiger Morse.
Plaster figures & all other artwork: Cal Schenkel.

Liner Notes

Background Information

Comic book advertising for the album

Zappa said that they began this album with the song "Mom & Dad".^[1]

Cover art: the "Money List!".

Conceptual Continuity

Alternate Covers

Initial release

Originally intended as the picture inside the cover but used (because MGM feared litigation by EMI) as the outer sleeve image for the initial release.

We're Only In It For The Money

Subsequent issues

Later releases would switch the cover images back as originally intended.

We're Only In It For The Money (MFSL
UDCD 764)

Versions

ZFT #	Version #	# discs	Format	Catalog #	Release (YYYY-MM-DD)	Barcode (EAN-13)	Comment
4	0 Demo Acetate	1?	LP		Unreleased	None	Bootlegs do exist (see Money Demos)
	1.1 Original Stereo, Heavily Censored^[2]	1	LP	MGM Verve V6-5045X	1968-03-04	None	US edition. Blue Verve label. Matrix # Side1: V6-5045 SIDE-1 MGS-1250-REV F 34 (stamped) · Side2: V6-5045 SIDE-2 MGS-1251-REV F 23 or 25 (stamped) ·
	1.1 Original Stereo, Heavily Censored^[2]	1	LP	MGM Verve SVLP 9199	1968-06 or^[3] 1968-10	None	UK edition.
	1.2 Original Mono, Heavily Censored^[2]	1	LP	MGM Verve V-5045	1968-03-04?	None	US edition.
	1.2 Original Mono, Heavily Censored^[2]	1	LP	MGM Verve VLP 9199	1968-06 or^[3] 1968-10	None	UK edition.
	1.3 Original Stereo, Partly Censored^[2]	1	LP	MGM Verve V6-5045X	?	None	US 2^nd edition. Blue or Black Verve label.
	1.3 Original Stereo, Partly Censored^[2]	1	LP	MGM Verve/Polydor 2317 034	1972-06^[4]	None	UK 2^nd edition.
	2.1 Important Remix, Uncensored^[2]	1	LP	Barking Pumpkin BPR 7777-3	1985-04-19		Included in The Old Masters, Box I set.
		1	CD	Rykodisc RCD 40024	1986	0144314002425? 0014431002427? (not printed)	US edition, AAD, coupled with Lumpy Gravy. Matrix # 818 PUMPKIN RYK-CD40024 SOI01
		1	CD	Zappa CDZAP 13	1988-12?	5016583601324	UK edition, coupled with Lumpy Gravy.
		1	CD	MSI RCD 40024	1990		Japanese edition, AAD, coupled with Lumpy Gravy. Includes "The Book of We're Only In It For The Money", coupled with "In der Strafkolonie" (by Franz Kafka).
		1	CD	VideoArts VACK 5023	1994-10-26	4988112405264	Japanese edition, coupled with Lumpy Gravy.
	1.3 Original Stereo, Partly Censored^[2]	1	CD	Rykodisc RCD 10503	1995-04-18	0014431050329	US edition. made from original edited master and other raw mix segments (for better sonics). 1993.
		1	CS	Rykodisc RAC 10503	1995-04-18	0014431050343	US edition.
		1	LP	Rykodisc RALP 10503	1995-05-02	0014431050312?	US edition.
		1	CD	VideoArts VACK 5104	1995-09-25	4988112406988	Japanese edition.
		1	CD	VideoArts VACK 5239	1996-05-24	4988112408395	Japanese edition = Rykodisc RCD 10503 repackaged with an obi strip and extra liner notes in Japanese
		1	CD	VideoArts VACK 1206	2001-09-21	4988112412620	Japanese edition, mini-album papersleeve.
		1	CD	Rykodisc RCD 40582/3	2002-03-21	None	Included in the Threesome No. 1 box set. Matrix # IFPI L502 IFPI 8736 DISCTRONICS RCD 10503 02
		1	CD	Rykodisc RCD 10594	2005-07-19	0014431059421	= VideoArts VACK 1206, the barcode is a sticker, the Ryko reference is not printed.
	1.3a^[5]^[6] Original Stereo Slight Remaster, Partly Censored^[2]	1	CD	MFSL UDCD 764	2005-08-23	0821797076463	24 Karat Gold CD.
	Unknown	1	CD	VideoArts VACK 1320	2008-05-21	4988112417649	Japanese edition, mini-album papersleeve.
	2.2 Important Remix, Improved Quality^[7], Uncensored^[2]	1	CD	Zappa ZR 20008 (CD1)	2009-01-21	n/a	US edition, included in The Lumpy Money Project/Object. Matrix # CD1: IFPI 4150 ZR200081 2A 01 V IFPI L245
	1.4 Original Mono, Partly Censored^[2]	1	CD	Zappa ZR 20008 (CD2)	2009-01-21	n/a	US edition, included in The Lumpy Money Project/Object. Matrix # CD2: IFPI 4121 ZR200082 2A 01 V IFPI L245
	1.3 Original Stereo, Partly Censored^[2]	1	CD	Zappa/UMe ZR 3837	2012-07-31	0824302383728	US edition, manufactured and distributed by UMe^[8]. Source: 1993 1630 Digital Master.
		1	CD	Zappa/UMG Intl 0238372	2012-07-31	0824302383728	EU edition = Zappa/UMe ZR 3837, manufactured in Germany.
		1	CD	Zappa/Universal Music Japan UICY-75353	2012-11-28	4988005737526	Japanese edition, audiophile SHM-CD, mini-album papersleeve with an obi strip and liner notes in Japanese.
		1	LP (180 g)	Zappa/UMe ZR 3837-1	2016-12-09^[9]	0824302383711	US edition, pressed in Germany by Pallas-USA. Source: 1993 1630 Digital Master. Mastered by Bernie Grundman, Bernie Grundman Mastering, 2016.
		1	LP (180 g?)	Zappa/UMG Intl ZR 3837-1	2016-12-09	0824302383711	EU edition = Zappa/UMe ZR 3837-1.
4M	Unknown mono version	1	LP	Zappa/UMe BPR1232	2018-11-23	0824302383780	US limited edition (4000 copies^[10]), picture disc. Mastered by Bernie Grundman, Bernie Grundman Mastering, 2018.
4M	Unknown mono version	1	LP	Zappa/UMG Intl BPR1232	2018-11-23	0824302383780	EU edition, picture disc^[11].

Notes

↑ Pop Chronicles interview, p. 7.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 ^2.4 ^2.5 ^2.6 ^2.7 ^2.8 For details on censorship, see Phase 315 of WOIIFTM censorship by Harry de Swart. (DEAD LINK - Archived here)
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Depending on the source, released June 1968 (Martin C. Strong, 2004, The Great Rock Discography, p. 1720) or October 1968 (Zappa Patio).
↑ Martin C. Strong, 2004, The Great Rock Discography, p. 1720.
↑ According to the Zappa Patio, the MFSL UDCD 764 Gold CD was made from the Ryko tapes but has a different equalization.
↑ "All [MFSL] releases are made from the first generation master tape and mastered at half-speed, allowing for an improved sound quality" — Wikipedia, MFSL article.
↑ Enhanced dynamic range and frequency response.
↑ Email announcement by the ZFT on July 31^st, 2012.
↑ Official announcement at zappa.com
↑ The US sticker mentions, 'This package randomly contains one of four different picture discs featuring unseen art from the Vault!'
↑ The UK/EU sticker mentions, 'This picture disc variant is exclusive to the UK & Europe and features unseen art from the Vault (different from the U.S. versions!)'

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      Name           = We're Only In It For The Money |
      Released       = March 1968 |
-     Related        = See also:<br>[[The Old Masters, Box I]]<br>[[Lumpy Money]]<br>[[Threesome No. 1]]<br>[[Money Demos]]
+     Related        = See also:<br>{{IINKLink|lyrics/We're_Only_In_It_For_The_Money.html}}, {{ZPLink|vinylvscds/money.html}}, {{KURLink|fz-discography/were-only-in-it-for-the-money}}<br>[[The Old Masters, Box I]]<br>[[The Lumpy Money Project/Object]]<br>[[Threesome No. 1]]<br>[[Money Demos]]
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-==Players==
+[[We're Only In It For The Money]] is a 1968 album by [[The Mothers|The Mothers of Invention]]. The [[cover of We're Only In It For the Money]] spoofed the cover of [[the Beatles]]' 1967 [[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]].
+==Players==
 [[The Mothers]]:
-*[[Frank Zappa]] (guitar, piano, lead vocals, "weirdness & editing")
+*[[Biography|Frank Zappa]] (guitar, piano, lead vocals, "weirdness & editing")
 *[[Dick Barber]] ("snorks")
 *[[Jimmy Carl Black]] ("Indian of the group", drums, trumpet, vocals)
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 #[[Lonely Little Girl]] (1:10)
 #[[Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance]] (1:33)
-#[[What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body?|What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (Reprise)]] (1:03)
+#[[What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (Reprise)]] (1:03)
 #[[Mother People]] (2:30)
 #[[The Chrome Plated Megaphone Of Destiny]] (6:30)
@@ Line 83: / Line 84: @@
 #[[Lonely Little Girl]] (1:10)
 #[[Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance]] (1:33)
-#[[What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body?|What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (Reprise)]] (1:02)
+#[[What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (Reprise)]] (1:02)
 #[[Mother People]] (2:26)
 #[[The Chrome Plated Megaphone Of Destiny]] (6:25)
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 <br>Final recordings & re-mix: [[Apostolic Studios]], NYC, October, 1967; Engineer: [[Dick Kunc]].
 <br>Orchestral segments: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, February, 1967.
-<br>Produced by [[Frank Zappa]].
+<br>Produced by [[Biography|Frank Zappa]].
 <br>Executive producer: [[Tom Wilson]].
 <br>Photography: [[Jerrold Schatzberg]].
@@ Line 111: / Line 112: @@
 ==Background Information==
-Cover art: the "[[:Category:We're Only In It For the Money (The List)|Money List!]]"
+[[Image:Woiftmad.jpg|right|thumb|Comic book advertising for the album]]
+Zappa said that they began this album with the song "[[Mom & Dad]]".<ref>[[Pop Chronicles interview]], p. 7.</ref>
+Cover art: the "[[:Category:We're Only In It For the Money (The List)|Money List!]]".
 ==Conceptual Continuity==
@@ Line 119: / Line 124: @@
 ===Initial release===
-Originally intended as the picture inside the cover but used (because [[MGM]] feared litigation by [[EMI]]) as the outer sleeve image for the initial release.
+Originally intended as the picture inside the cover but used (because [[MGM Records|MGM]] feared litigation by [[EMI]]) as the outer sleeve image for the initial release.
 [[Image:Woiiftm.jpg|none|thumb|300px|We're Only In It For The Money]]
@@ Line 126: / Line 131: @@
 Later releases would switch the cover images back as originally intended.
-[[Image:UDCD_764.jpg|none|thumb|150px|We're Only In It For The Money ([[Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]]<br>UDCD 764)]]
+[[Image:UDCD_764.jpg|none|thumb|150px|We're Only In It For The Money ([[Wikipedia:Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]]<br>UDCD 764)]]
 ==Versions==
 {| {{Versions Table Header}}
-|rowspan=21 align="center" | 4
+| rowspan="29" align="center" | 4
 | align="center" | '''0<br>[[wikipedia:Acetate_disc|Demo<br>Acetate]]'''
 | align="center" | 1?
-| align="center" | [[Wikipedia:Long playing record|LP]]
+| align="center" | [[wikipedia:Long playing record|LP]]
 | &nbsp;
 | Unreleased
@@ Line 141: / Line 146: @@
 | Bootlegs do exist<br>(see [[Money Demos]])
 |-
-| align="center" | 1.1<br>Original<br>[[wikipedia:Stereophonic sound|Stereo]],<br>Heavily<br>Censored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>
+| rowspan="2" align="center" | 1.1<br>Original<br>[[wikipedia:Stereophonic sound|Stereo]],<br>Heavily<br>Censored<ref name="Phase315">For details on censorship, see [http://home.westbrabant.net/~hades/Phase315ofWOIIFTMcensorship.htm Phase 315 of WOIIFTM censorship] by Harry de Swart.  (DEAD LINK - [https://archive.is/YTIc Archived here])</ref>
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | LP
-| [[MGM]] [[Verve Records|Verve]]<br>V6-5045X
+| [[MGM Records|MGM]] [[Verve Records|Verve]]<br>V6-5045X
 | 1968-03-04
 | None
 | &nbsp;
-| US edition. Blue Verve label.
+| US edition. Blue Verve label. [[Matrix Numbers|Matrix #]]<br>Side1: V6-5045 SIDE-1 MGS-1250-REV F '''34 (stamped)''' ·<br>Side2: V6-5045 SIDE-2 MGS-1251-REV F '''23 or 25 (stamped)''' ·
+|-
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | LP
+| MGM Verve<br>SVLP&nbsp;9199
+| 1968-06 or<ref name="Release">Depending on the source, released June 1968 (Martin C. Strong, 2004, ''The Great Rock Discography'', p. 1720) or October 1968 ([[External Links#Tour/Trading Related|Zappa Patio]]).</ref><br> 1968-10
+| None
+| &nbsp;
+| UK edition.
 |-
-| align="center" | 1.2<br>Original<br>[[wikipedia:Monaural|Mono]],<br>Heavily<br>Censored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>
+| rowspan="2" align="center" | 1.2<br>Original<br>[[wikipedia:Monaural|Mono]],<br>Heavily<br>Censored<ref name="Phase315"/>
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | LP
 | MGM Verve<br>V-5045
+| 1968-03-04?
+| None
 | &nbsp;
+| US edition.
+|-
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | LP
+| MGM Verve<br>VLP&nbsp;9199
+| 1968-06 or<ref name="Release"/><br>1968-10
+| None
 | &nbsp;
-| &nbsp;
+| UK edition.
-| US edition.
 |-
-| align="center" | '''1.3<br>Original<br>Stereo,<br>Partly<br>Censored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>'''
+| rowspan="2" align="center" | '''1.3<br>Original<br>Stereo,<br>Partly<br>Censored<ref name="Phase315"/>'''
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | LP
@@ Line 166: / Line 187: @@
 | None
 | &nbsp;
-| US 2nd edition. Black Verve label.
+| US 2<sup>nd</sup> edition. Blue or Black Verve label.
 |-
-| rowspan=5 align="center" | 2.1<br>Important<br>[[wikipedia:Remix|Remix]],<br>Uncensored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | LP
-| [[Barking Pumpkin]]<br>BPR 7777-3
+| MGM Verve/[[Wikipedia:Polydor Records|Polydor]]<br>2317&nbsp;034
+| 1972-06<ref name="MStrong">Martin C. Strong, 2004, ''The Great Rock Discography'', p. 1720.</ref>
+| None
+| &nbsp;
+| UK 2<sup>nd</sup> edition.
+|-
+| rowspan="5" align="center" | 2.1<br>Important<br>[[wikipedia:Remix|Remix]],<br>Uncensored<ref name="Phase315"/>
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | LP
+| [[Barking Pumpkin Records|Barking Pumpkin]]<br>BPR&nbsp;7777-3
 | 1985-04-19
 | &nbsp;
@@ Line 179: / Line 208: @@
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | [[Wikipedia:Compact disc|CD]]
-| [[Rykodisc]]<br>RCD 40024
+| [[Rykodisc]]<br>RCD&nbsp;40024
 | 1986
 | 0144314002425?<br>0014431002427?<br>(not printed)
@@ Line 187: / Line 216: @@
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| [[Zappa Records|Zappa]]<br>CDZAP 13
+| [[Zappa Records|Zappa]]<br>CDZAP&nbsp;13
 | 1988-12?
 | 5016583601324
@@ Line 195: / Line 224: @@
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | [[Wikipedia:Compact disc|CD]]
-| [[MSI]]<br>RCD 40024
+| [https://www.discogs.com/label/734889-MSI-2 MSI]<br>RCD&nbsp;40024
 | 1990
-|
 | &nbsp;
-| Japanese edition, [[wikipedia:SPARS Code|AAD]], coupled with [[Lumpy Gravy]].<br>Includes "The Book of We're Only In It For The Money", coupled with "[[wikipedia:In the Penal Colony|In der Strafkolonie]]" (by [[wikipedia:Franz Kafka|Franz Kafka]]).
+| &nbsp;
+| Japanese edition, [[wikipedia:SPARS Code|AAD]], coupled with [[Lumpy Gravy]].<br>Includes "The Book of We're Only In It For The Money", coupled with "[[wikipedia:In the Penal Colony|In der Strafkolonie]]" (by [[Franz Kafka]]).
 |-
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| [[VideoArts]]<br>VACK 5023
+| [[VideoArts]]<br>VACK&nbsp;5023
 | 1994-10-26
 | 4988112405264
@@ Line 209: / Line 238: @@
 | Japanese edition, coupled with [[Lumpy Gravy]].
 |-
-| rowspan=8 align="center" | '''1.3<br>Original<br>[[wikipedia:Stereophonic sound|Stereo]],<br>Partly<br>Censored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>'''
+| rowspan="8" align="center" | '''1.3<br>Original<br>[[wikipedia:Stereophonic sound|Stereo]],<br>Partly<br>Censored<ref name="Phase315"/>'''
 | align="center" | 1
-| align="center" | [[wikipedia:Compact audio cassette|CS]]
+| align="center" | CD
-| Rykodisc<br>RAC 10503
+| Rykodisc<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|586882|RCD&nbsp;10503}}
 | 1995-04-18
-| 0014431050343
+| 0014431050329
 | &nbsp;
-| US edition.
+| US edition. made from original edited master and other raw mix segments (for better sonics). 1993.
 |-
 | align="center" | 1
-| align="center" | CD
+| align="center" | [[wikipedia:Compact audio cassette|CS]]
-| Rykodisc<br>RCD 10503
+| Rykodisc<br>RAC&nbsp;10503
 | 1995-04-18
-| 0014431050329
+| 0014431050343
 | &nbsp;
 | US edition.
@@ Line 228: / Line 257: @@
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | LP
-| Rykodisc<br>RALP 10503
+| Rykodisc<br>RALP&nbsp;10503
 | 1995-05-02
 | 0014431050312?
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 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| VideoArts<br>VACK 5104
+| VideoArts<br>VACK&nbsp;5104
 | 1995-09-25
 | 4988112406988
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 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| VideoArts<br>VACK 5239
+| VideoArts<br>VACK&nbsp;5239
 | 1996-05-24
 | 4988112408395
 | &nbsp;
-| Japanese edition = Rykodisc RCD 10503 repackaged with an [[wikipedia:obi strip|obi strip]] and extra liner notes in Japanese
+| Japanese edition = Rykodisc RCD&nbsp;10503 repackaged with an [[wikipedia:obi strip|obi strip]] and extra liner notes in Japanese
 |-
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| VideoArts<br>VACK 1206
+| VideoArts<br>{{MLPLink|zappa-frank/we-re-only-in-it-for-vack-1206/lyric-book-6009|VACK&nbsp;1206}}
 | 2001-09-21
 | 4988112412620
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 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| Rykodisc<br>RCD 40582/3
+| Rykodisc<br>RCD&nbsp;40582/3
 | 2002-03-21
 | None
@@ Line 268: / Line 297: @@
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| Rykodisc<br>RCD 10594
+| Rykodisc<br>RCD&nbsp;10594
 | 2005-07-19
 | 0014431059421
@@ Line 274: / Line 303: @@
 | = VideoArts VACK 1206, the barcode is a sticker, the Ryko reference is not printed.
 |-
-| align="center" | '''1.3'''a<sup>[[#Note2|[2]]][[#Note3|[3]]]</sup><br>Original<br>Stereo<br>Slight<br>[[wikipedia:Remaster|Remaster]],<br>Partly<br>Censored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>
+| align="center" | '''1.3'''a<ref name="PatioMFSL">According to the [[External Links#Tour/Trading Related|Zappa Patio]], the [[Wikipedia:Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]] UDCD 764 Gold CD was made from the [[Rykodisc|Ryko]] tapes but has a different [[Wikipedia:Equalization|equalization]].</ref><ref name="MFSL">"All [''[[Wikipedia:Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]]''] releases are made from the first generation master tape and mastered at half-speed, allowing for an improved sound quality" — Wikipedia, ''[[wikipedia:MFSL|MFSL article]]''.</ref><br>Original<br>Stereo<br>Slight<br>[[wikipedia:Remaster|Remaster]],<br>Partly<br>Censored<ref name="Phase315"/>
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| [[Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]]<br>UDCD 764
+| [[Wikipedia:Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]]<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|1317267|UDCD&nbsp;764}}
 | 2005-08-23
 | 0821797076463
@@ Line 286: / Line 315: @@
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
-| VideoArts<br>VACK 1320
+| VideoArts<br>VACK&nbsp;1320
 | 2008-05-21
 | 4988112417649
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 | Japanese edition,<br>mini-album papersleeve.
 |-
-| align="center" | '''2.2<br>Important<br>Remix,<br>Improved<br>Quality<sup>[[#Note4|[4]]]</sup>,<br>Uncensored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>'''
+| align="center" | '''2.2<br>Important<br>Remix,<br>Improved<br>Quality<ref>Enhanced [[wikipedia:Dynamic range|dynamic range]] and [[wikipedia:Frequency response|frequency response]].</ref>,<br>Uncensored<ref name="Phase315"/>'''
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
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 | n/a
 | &nbsp;
-| US edition, included in [[Lumpy Money]].<br>Matrix # CD1: IFPI 4150 ZR200081 2A 01 V IFPI L245
+| US edition, included in [[The Lumpy Money Project/Object]].<br>Matrix # CD1: IFPI 4150 ZR200081 2A 01 V IFPI L245
 |-
-| align="center" | '''1.4<br>Original<br>Mono,<br>Partly<br>Censored<sup>[[#Note1|[1]]]</sup>'''
+| align="center" | '''1.4<br>Original<br>Mono,<br>Partly<br>Censored<ref name="Phase315"/>'''
 | align="center" | 1
 | align="center" | CD
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 | n/a
 | &nbsp;
-| US edition, included in [[Lumpy Money]].<br>Matrix # CD2: IFPI 4121 ZR200082 2A 01 V IFPI L245
+| US edition, included in [[The Lumpy Money Project/Object]].<br>Matrix # CD2: IFPI 4121 ZR200082 2A 01 V IFPI L245
+|-
+| rowspan="5" align="center" | '''1.3<br>Original<br>[[wikipedia:Stereophonic sound|Stereo]],<br>Partly<br>Censored<ref name="Phase315"/>'''
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | CD
+| Zappa/[[wikipedia:Universal Music Enterprises|UMe]]<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|5323090|ZR&nbsp;3837}}
+| 2012-07-31
+| 0824302383728
+| &nbsp;
+| US edition, manufactured and distributed by UMe<ref name="ZFTEmail">Email announcement by the [[Zappa Family Trust|ZFT]] on July 31<sup>st</sup>, 2012.</ref>.<br>Source: 1993 [[wikipedia:U-matic|1630]] Digital Master.
+|-
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | CD
+| Zappa/[[wikipedia:Universal Music Group|UMG&nbsp;Intl]]<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|4885802|0238372}}
+| 2012-07-31
+| 0824302383728
+| &nbsp;
+| EU edition = Zappa/UMe ZR&nbsp;3837, manufactured in Germany.
+|-
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | CD
+| Zappa/[http://www.universal-music.co.jp/ Universal Music Japan]<br>UICY-75353
+| 2012-11-28
+| 4988005737526
+| &nbsp;
+| Japanese edition, audiophile [[wikipedia:Super High Material CD|SHM-CD]], mini-album papersleeve with an obi strip and liner notes in Japanese.
+|-
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | LP<br>(180&nbsp;g)
+| Zappa/UMe<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|9486338|ZR&nbsp;3837-1}}
+| 2016-12-09<ref name="ZFTAnnouncement">[https://www.zappa.com/five-monumental-frank-zappa-mothers-invention-albums-be-reissued-vinyl/#/ Official announcement at zappa.com]</ref>
+| 0824302383711
+| &nbsp;
+| US edition, pressed in Germany by [http://pallasusa.com Pallas-USA]. Source: 1993 [[wikipedia:U-matic|1630]] Digital Master. Mastered by Bernie Grundman, Bernie Grundman Mastering, 2016.
+|-
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | LP<br>(180&nbsp;g?)
+| Zappa/UMG&nbsp;Intl<br>{{DiscogsPicLink|9528857|ZR&nbsp;3837-1}}
+| 2016-12-09
+| 0824302383711
+| &nbsp;
+| EU edition = Zappa/UMe ZR&nbsp;3837-1.
+|-
+| rowspan="2" align="center" | 4M
+| rowspan="2" align="center" | ''Unknown mono version''
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | LP
+| Zappa/UMe<br>BPR1232
+| 2018-11-23
+| 0824302383780
+| &nbsp;
+| US limited edition (4000 copies<ref name="USSticker">The US sticker mentions, 'This package randomly contains one of four different picture discs featuring unseen art from the [[The Vault|Vault]]!'</ref>), picture disc. Mastered by Bernie Grundman, Bernie Grundman Mastering, 2018.
+|-
+| align="center" | 1
+| align="center" | LP
+| Zappa/UMG&nbsp;Intl<br>BPR1232
+| 2018-11-23
+| 0824302383780
+| &nbsp;
+| EU edition, picture disc<ref name="UKEUSticker">The UK/EU sticker mentions, 'This picture disc variant is exclusive to the UK & Europe and features unseen art from the Vault (different from the U.S. versions!)'</ref>.
 |}
 ==Notes==
-#<div id="Note1">For details, see [http://home.westbrabant.net/~hades/Phase315ofWOIIFTMcensorship.htm Phase 315 of WOIIFTM censorship] by Harry de Swart.</div>
+<references/>
-#<div id="Note2">According to the [[External Links#Tour/Trading Related|Zappa Patio]], the [[Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]] UDCD 764 Gold CD was made from the [[Rykodisc|Ryko]] tapes but has a different [[Wikipedia:Equalization|equalization]].</div>
-#<div id="Note3">"All [''[[Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab|MFSL]]''] releases are made from the first generation master tape and mastered at half-speed, allowing for an improved sound quality" — Wikipedia, ''[[wikipedia:MFSL|MFSL article]]''.</div>
+==See Also==
-#<div id="Note4">Enhanced [[wikipedia:Dynamic range|dynamic range]] and [[wikipedia:Frequency response|frequency response]].</div>
+In 2008, a Dutch magazine Wah-Wah asked some people which record they would like to take to a desert island - for some unexplained reason. The Dutch philosopher, author and philosophy teacher at the University of Rotterdam Jos de Mul and the Belgian author Annelies Verbeke both chose this record.
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