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==Frank Zappa about New York==
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''"The [[New York]] audience is special, it's a different bunch of people there. And also, at the time that we showed up, we were so out of phase with everything that was happening in that city. It was great just to be totally abstruse. You could do anything. And because they were New Yorkers, they would at least consider it. You couldn't do that in [[Hollywood]]. You couldn't do it in [[Paris]]. You couldn't do it in [[London]]."'' - Frank Zappa in ''[[Frank's Wild Years, 87-3]]'', interview by Steve Lyons and Batya Friedman, Option, March/April 1987.
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 09:09, 11 August 2026

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New York City is a city in the United States.

New York

Between 1967 and 1968, Zappa lived in New York for a while, where his first child, Moon Zappa, was born, before moving into The Log Cabin in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, [1]

Zappa concerts held in New York

References to New York in Zappa's work

People born in New York

See also

Frank Zappa about New York

"The New York audience is special, it's a different bunch of people there. And also, at the time that we showed up, we were so out of phase with everything that was happening in that city. It was great just to be totally abstruse. You could do anything. And because they were New Yorkers, they would at least consider it. You couldn't do that in Hollywood. You couldn't do it in Paris. You couldn't do it in London." - Frank Zappa in Frank's Wild Years, 87-3, interview by Steve Lyons and Batya Friedman, Option, March/April 1987.

References

  1. ↑ https://www.donlope.net/fz/notes/1967.html

External links

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