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A ''"frenzy"'' is a English term to describe wild or maniac excitement. Several characters in Zappa's lyrics suffer from frenzies: | A ''"frenzy"'' is a English term to describe wild or maniac excitement. Several characters in Zappa's lyrics suffer from frenzies: | ||
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* [[Father O'Blivion]]: ''"Which set him off in such a frenzy"'' | * [[Father O'Blivion]]: ''"Which set him off in such a frenzy"'' | ||
* [[Honey Don't You Want A Man Like Me]]: ''"A petulant frenzy"'' | * [[Honey Don't You Want A Man Like Me]]: ''"A petulant frenzy"'' | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 18 August 2021
A "frenzy" is a English term to describe wild or maniac excitement. Several characters in Zappa's lyrics suffer from frenzies:
- Father O'Blivion: "Which set him off in such a frenzy"
- Honey Don't You Want A Man Like Me: "A petulant frenzy"
- Smell My Beard: "Really whipping it, just whipping it into a frenzy"
- Watermelon In Easter Hay: "Joe's has worked himself into an imaginary frenzy..."
- Drakma and Hunchentoot in Hunchentoot set themselves off in a frenzy.
- An Australian Zappa band is named Petulant Frenzy
- The filming company of The World's Greatest Sinner was called "Frenzy Productions"
