Difference between revisions of "Wipe Out"
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| − | Wipe Out was a hit record from 1963 (although originally the B side) by the surf rock band [[The Surfaris]]. Recorded at the [[Pal Studio]] in 1962 it remains popular and is widely covered. Zappa covered it | + | Wipe Out was a hit record from 1963 (although originally the B side) by the surf rock band [[The Surfaris]]. Recorded at the [[Pal Studio]] in 1962 it remains popular and is widely covered. Zappa covered it [[68/08/03 New York NY US Wollman Rink, Central Park|in Wollman Rink, Central Park (3 August 1968)]], [[69/05/30 Birmingham UK Town Hall| Town Hall in Birmingham, United Kingdom (30 May 1969)]] and [[78/02/27 London UK Hammersmith Odeon|Hammersmith Odeon in London (27 February 1978)]]. |
| − | <blockquote>"All right, we'll play '''Wipe Out'''" (the nadir of early-'60s schlock). Which they proceed to do, in three tempos at once. The mindless riff of Wipe Out melts like plastic. - Larry Kart in ''[[Frank Zappa: The Mother of Us All]]''. | + | <blockquote>''"All right, we'll play '''Wipe Out'''" (the nadir of early-'60s schlock). Which they proceed to do, in three tempos at once. The mindless riff of Wipe Out melts like plastic."'' - Larry Kart in ''[[Frank Zappa: The Mother of Us All]]''. |
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Latest revision as of 09:34, 5 August 2026
Lyrics
Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, wipe out
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Notes About This Song
Wipe Out was a hit record from 1963 (although originally the B side) by the surf rock band The Surfaris. Recorded at the Pal Studio in 1962 it remains popular and is widely covered. Zappa covered it in Wollman Rink, Central Park (3 August 1968), Town Hall in Birmingham, United Kingdom (30 May 1969) and Hammersmith Odeon in London (27 February 1978).
"All right, we'll play Wipe Out" (the nadir of early-'60s schlock). Which they proceed to do, in three tempos at once. The mindless riff of Wipe Out melts like plastic." - Larry Kart in Frank Zappa: The Mother of Us All.
