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There are quite some Zappa songs that reference jars: | There are quite some Zappa songs that reference jars: | ||
+ | * [[God Bless America]] ("the old cookie jar") | ||
+ | * [[The Idiot Bastard Son]] ("Kenny will stash him away in a jar.") | ||
+ | * [[Let's Make The Water Turn Black]] (Not mentioned, but implied. We know from [[Ronnie's Booger Story]] and [[Kenny's Booger Story]] that they stashed away their urine in a large jar.) | ||
* [[Sleeping In A Jar]] | * [[Sleeping In A Jar]] | ||
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* [[Tiny Sick Tears]] (Again a cookie jar is mentioned) | * [[Tiny Sick Tears]] (Again a cookie jar is mentioned) | ||
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+ | <blockquote>''You tiptoe through the living room to the kitchen to find the cookie jar – your favorite oral gratification: oatmeal raisin cookies! They're in the [[Electric Aunt Jemima|Aunt Jemima]] cookie [[Jars|jar]]. You rip her head off and stuff your sweaty teenage hand into her body. You grab a cookie – tempting raisins, a fascinating tactile sensation – you know you're gonna get off on it. You go to the icebox, open the door, take out a box of milk and pour it into your drinking hole."'' </blockquote> | ||
+ | <div align="right">Quote from a Zappa lecture during a concert, cited in [[Zubin And The Mothers]], April 1971, article by F.P. Tullius in ''"[[Playboy]]"''. | ||
[[Category:Conceptual Continuity]] | [[Category:Conceptual Continuity]] |
Latest revision as of 12:18, 5 October 2021
There are quite some Zappa songs that reference jars:
- God Bless America ("the old cookie jar")
- The Idiot Bastard Son ("Kenny will stash him away in a jar.")
- Let's Make The Water Turn Black (Not mentioned, but implied. We know from Ronnie's Booger Story and Kenny's Booger Story that they stashed away their urine in a large jar.)
- Sleeping In A Jar
- Tiny Sick Tears (Again a cookie jar is mentioned)
You tiptoe through the living room to the kitchen to find the cookie jar – your favorite oral gratification: oatmeal raisin cookies! They're in the Aunt Jemima cookie jar. You rip her head off and stuff your sweaty teenage hand into her body. You grab a cookie – tempting raisins, a fascinating tactile sensation – you know you're gonna get off on it. You go to the icebox, open the door, take out a box of milk and pour it into your drinking hole."
Quote from a Zappa lecture during a concert, cited in Zubin And The Mothers, April 1971, article by F.P. Tullius in "Playboy".