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===Albums=== | ===Albums=== | ||
*[[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]] | *[[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]] | ||
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===Musicians=== | ===Musicians=== | ||
*[[Ornette Coleman]] | *[[Ornette Coleman]] | ||
Revision as of 08:28, 18 July 2021
I became a fan by seeing the video for "You Are What You Is" in 88-89. (My family got cable in 1988.) I have maybe 50+ albums, as well as 200 Motels on VHS, Does Humor Belong in Music, The Torture Never Stops and The Dub Room Special on DVD, TRFZB and other stuff.
Back in 1992-1993, I wrote my college application essay for American University about Zappa. It turned out that, at the time, their Admissions office had a lot of Zappa fans. (I did not end up enrolling there.)
Honestly, my view of the world would not be the same without Zappa's influence.
Personally powerful Zappa moment: I spent Summer 1992 on USY On Wheels, a Jewish youth group bus trip around the country. I was listening to "Trouble Every Day" while riding through Los Angeles and I saw this black street performer telling his audience, "The riots are over!" Which riots? :(
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