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| − | Urban Gwerder was one of the earliest observers of Zappa's activities in Europe. In the book are several pictures and texts linking Gwerder to Zappa. There is a accompanying CD "Berglers Balz" with a unreleased-by-Zappa track called "[[Eternal Motherly Goodbye Collage]]" where Zappa speaks to [[Ruth Underwood]], then there is a medley of a live performance "[[Cosmik Debris|Cozmic Debris]]", "[[Tush Tush Tush (A Token Of My Extreme)|Tush Tush Tush]]/[[Room Service]]" of the '74 band. At the end of the song Zappa mentions his name: "... on behalf of Urban Gwerder ..." | + | [[Urban Gwerder]] was one of the earliest observers of [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]]'s activities in Europe. In the book are several pictures and texts linking Gwerder to Zappa. There is a accompanying CD "Berglers Balz" with a unreleased-by-Zappa track called "[[Eternal Motherly Goodbye Collage]]" where Zappa speaks to [[Ruth Underwood]], then there is a medley of a live performance "[[Cosmik Debris|Cozmic Debris]]", "[[Tush Tush Tush (A Token Of My Extreme)|Tush Tush Tush]]/[[Room Service]]" of the '74 band. At the end of the song Zappa mentions his name: "... on behalf of Urban Gwerder ..." |
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Revision as of 14:07, 15 January 2007
Originalausgabe September 1998
bei WOA Verlag AG
ISBN 3-9512180-2-9
Urban Gwerder was one of the earliest observers of Zappa's activities in Europe. In the book are several pictures and texts linking Gwerder to Zappa. There is a accompanying CD "Berglers Balz" with a unreleased-by-Zappa track called "Eternal Motherly Goodbye Collage" where Zappa speaks to Ruth Underwood, then there is a medley of a live performance "Cozmic Debris", "Tush Tush Tush/Room Service" of the '74 band. At the end of the song Zappa mentions his name: "... on behalf of Urban Gwerder ..."
Promotext of the publishers: "Der echte Geist der 60er-Jahre weht durch dieses grosse Blätterbuch. Urban Gwerder, Poet, Gestalter, Animator, Ideenbündel, Outlaw, Netzwerker, hat ein spannendes, schönes und mutmachendes Buch gemacht aus seinem gesammelten Schaffen von 1959--98, eingepackt in die Story eines konsequenten Lebens, eine Kulturgeschichte der Gegenkultur aus erster Hand."
