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Capital of England and of all of the [[United Kingdom]].
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'''London''' is the capital of England and of all of the [[United Kingdom]].
  
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==Frank Zappa==
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In ''[[Data For Sensitive or Critical-sensitive Position]]'' (1968), Zappa named London among his ''"favorite other stuff"''. However, throughout his career, he had several negative experiences in London, which made him more cynical and dismissive of the place.
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Zappa performed twice in the [[Royal Albert Hall]], but in 1971 he and The Mothers were banned for obscenity, causing Zappa to sue them for contract breach, defended by [[Mr. Ogden]] in front of judge [[Mr. Justice Mocatta]]. Later that year, on 10 December 1971, during the [[71/12/10 London UK Rainbow Theatre]] concert, Zappa was pushed off stage by deranged audience member [[Trevor Charles Howell]], forcing him to revalidate for months.
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In 1984, Zappa also rehearsed, performed and recorded with the [[London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)]], but he was highly dissatisfied with the experience and end results.
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==Zappa concerts held in London==
 
*[[67/09/23 London UK Royal Albert Hall]]
 
*[[67/09/23 London UK Royal Albert Hall]]
 
*[[68/10/23 London UK Colour Me Pop, BBC2 TV show]]
 
*[[68/10/23 London UK Colour Me Pop, BBC2 TV show]]
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*[[77/02/16-17 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[77/02/16-17 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[78/01/24-27 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[78/01/24-27 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
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*[[78/02/27 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
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*[[78/02/28-03/01 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[79/02/17-19 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[79/02/17-19 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[82/06/18-19 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[82/06/18-19 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
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*[[84/09/24-25 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[84/09/24-25 London UK Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[88/04/18-19 London UK Wembley Arena]]
 
*[[88/04/18-19 London UK Wembley Arena]]
*[[Ahead Of Their Time]]
 
*[[An American Werewolf In London]]
 
*[[The Barbican]]
 
*[[Bayswater]]
 
*[[David Bowie]]
 
*[[Charing Cross]]
 
*[[Dead Girls Of London]]
 
*[[Deep Purple]]
 
*[[Edgware Road]]
 
*[[Noel Fielding]]
 
*[[Hammersmith Odeon]]
 
*[[Hammersmith Odeon (The Album)]]
 
*[[Harley Street Clinic]]
 
*[[Trevor Charles Howell]]
 
*[[King Kong (1968 - London)]]
 
*[[Led Zeppelin]]
 
*[[The London Cab Tape]]
 
*[[London Symphony Orchestra (The Album)]]
 
*[[London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)]]
 
*[[London Symphony Orchestra Vol. I]]
 
*[[London Symphony Orchestra Vol. II]]
 
*[[London Symphony Orchestra Vol. I & II]]
 
*[[Louie Louie (At the Royal Albert Hall in London)]]
 
*[[Marylebone]]
 
*[[Brian May]]
 
*[[Freddie Mercury]]
 
*[[Keith Moon]]
 
*[[Pink Floyd]]
 
*[[Queen]]
 
*[[The Queen]]
 
*[[Queensway]]
 
*[[The Rainbow Theatre Incident]]
 
*[[The Rolling Stones]]
 
*[[Royal Albert Hall]]
 
*[[Slash]]
 
*[[The Speakeasy Club, UK]]
 
*[[Star Special]]
 
*[[They Seem To Think Frank’s Obscene]]
 
*[[Trident Studios]]
 
*[[VIRGIL]]
 
*[[Waterloo]]
 
*[[The Who]]
 
*[[Zap It To 'Em, Frank]]
 
*[[Zappa (Royal Academy of Music)]]
 
  
==Link==
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==References to London in Frank Zappa's work==
[[Wikipedia:London|London]]
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* The entire ''[[Ahead Of Their Time]]'' album was recorded in the [[Royal Albert Hall]].
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* [[Yoko Ono]] mentions [[The Queen]] during Zappa's performance on ''[[Some Time In New York City]]'' and ''[[Playground Psychotics]]''.
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* Certain constellations on the star map on the back cover of  ''[[One Size Fits All]]'' refer to the London subway station: [[Bayswater]], [[Charing Cross]], [[Edgware Road]], [[Embankment]], [[Marylebone]], [[Queensway]], [[VIRGIL]] and [[Waterloo]].
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* ''[[Dead Girls Of London]]''
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* The ''[[London Symphony Orchestra (The Album)]]'' was a collaboration with [[London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)]], recorded in [[The Barbican]].
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* [[The Queen]] is a character in ''[[Dio Fa]]''.
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* ''[[Hammersmith Odeon (The Album)]]'' was recorded at [[Hammersmith Odeon]].
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==People born in London==
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* [[David Bowie]]
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* [[Pauline Butcher]] (born in Twickenham, a district of London)
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* [[Phil Collins]]
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* Roger Daltrey (lead singer of [[The Who]])
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* [[MF Doom]]
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* John Entwistle (bassist of [[The Who]])
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* [[Marianne Faithfull]]
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* [[Noel Fielding]]
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* [[Lew Lewis]]
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* [[Ida Lupino]]
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* George Martin (producer of [[The Beatles]])
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* [[George Michael]]
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* [[Mr. Justice Mocatta]]
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* [[Keith Moon]]
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* [[Angus O'Reilly]]
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* [[Tony Palmer]]
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* [[Henry Purcell]]
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* [[Claude Rains]]
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* [[Slash]] (born in London, later moved to the US)
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==See also==
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* ''[[Abbey Road]]''
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* ''[[An American Werewolf In London]]''
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* [[The Barbican]]
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* [[Bayswater]]
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* [[BBC Symphony Orchestra]]
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* [[Charing Cross]]
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* [[Edgware Road]]
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* [[Hammersmith Odeon]]
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* [[Harley Street Clinic]]
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* [[London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)]]
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* [[Marylebone]]
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* [[Queensway]]
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* [[Royal Albert Hall]]
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* [[Royal Philharmonic Orchestra]]
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* [[The Speakeasy Club, UK]]
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* ''[[Star Special]]''
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* ''[[They Seem To Think Frank’s Obscene]]''
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* [[Trident Studios]]
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* ''[[Zap It To 'Em, Frank]]''
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* ''[[Zappa (Royal Academy of Music)]]'', album recorded at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
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* [[Trident Studios]]
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==External links==
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[[Wikipedia:London]]
  
[[Category:Geography]]
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[[Category:Cities]]

Latest revision as of 13:56, 5 August 2026

London.jpg

London is the capital of England and of all of the United Kingdom.

Frank Zappa

In Data For Sensitive or Critical-sensitive Position (1968), Zappa named London among his "favorite other stuff". However, throughout his career, he had several negative experiences in London, which made him more cynical and dismissive of the place.

Zappa performed twice in the Royal Albert Hall, but in 1971 he and The Mothers were banned for obscenity, causing Zappa to sue them for contract breach, defended by Mr. Ogden in front of judge Mr. Justice Mocatta. Later that year, on 10 December 1971, during the 71/12/10 London UK Rainbow Theatre concert, Zappa was pushed off stage by deranged audience member Trevor Charles Howell, forcing him to revalidate for months.

In 1984, Zappa also rehearsed, performed and recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra), but he was highly dissatisfied with the experience and end results.

Zappa concerts held in London

References to London in Frank Zappa's work

People born in London

See also

External links

Wikipedia:London