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| − | According to | + | According to the [http://www.fzdb.de/index.php?p=show_details&s=763 Frank Zappa Database], the [[La La La Human Steps]] troupe dance on Dancing Synclavier, [[Beat The Reaper]] & [[Waffenspiel]]. |
In an [http://www.cyberpresse.ca/article/20061023/CPARTS03/610230822/5020/CPARTS03 article], Édouard Lock - the choreographer and danser who founded [[La La La Human Steps]] - declares that he wrote a choregraphies for [[Beat The Reaper]] and [[G-Spot Tornado]]. | In an [http://www.cyberpresse.ca/article/20061023/CPARTS03/610230822/5020/CPARTS03 article], Édouard Lock - the choreographer and danser who founded [[La La La Human Steps]] - declares that he wrote a choregraphies for [[Beat The Reaper]] and [[G-Spot Tornado]]. | ||
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Other tracks
According to the Frank Zappa Database, the La La La Human Steps troupe dance on Dancing Synclavier, Beat The Reaper & Waffenspiel.
In an article, Édouard Lock - the choreographer and danser who founded La La La Human Steps - declares that he wrote a choregraphies for Beat The Reaper and G-Spot Tornado.
Can someone confirm the tracks/performances?
Put A Motor In Yourself is on some bootlegs, was it actually played or was it taken from somewhere else?
