Does Humor Belong In Music?
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"I think there's plenty of room, even in the most serious activist circles, for humor. Humor can be very effective both to inspire, and as a weapon. Just ask Frank Zappa and Charlie Chaplin."[1]
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Released January 1986 | |
See also: IINK,Patio,KUR DHBIM (The Film) DHBIM Promo Box Zappa Box (Later Works) |
Players
- Frank Zappa (lead guitar & vocal)
- Ike Willis (rhythm guitar & vocal)
- Bobby Martin (keyboards, sax, vocal)
- Allan Zavod (keyboard solo on "Let's Move To Cleveland")
- Scott Thunes (bass)
- Chad Wackerman (drums solo on "Let's Move To Cleveland")
- Dweezil Zappa (guitar solo on "Whippin' Post")
Tracks
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Release Notes
Liner Notes
These songs were selected from the repertoire of the 1984 World Tour. Over a six month period, many hours of exciting live material was recorded in a 24 track digital format. It took another six months to remix it onto PCM 1610 digital 2 track masters. If you enjoy this recording, be advised that there is a lot more lurking in the vault. These tunes were selected because they follow the basic outline of the "DOES HUMOR BELONG IN MUSIC?" PMI/ICA video tape, as well as presenting some new, unreleased material. The recording dates were:
- The Odeon Hammersmith, London, England, 8/10/84 [sic][2]
- The Civic Center, Providence, Rhode Island, 26/10/84
- Amherst College, Lowell, Massachusetts, 28/10/84
- The Tower Theater, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 10/11/84
- The Bismarck Theater, Chicago, Illinois, 23/11/84
- The Bay Front Arena, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1/12/84
- The Paramount Theater, Seattle, Washington, 17/12/84
- Queen Elizabeth Theater, Vancouver, British Columbia, 18/12/84
- The Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles,California, 23/12/84
Background Information
Conceptual Continuity
Alternate Cover
Versions
ZFT # | Version # | # discs | Format | Catalog # | Release (YYYY-MM-DD) |
Barcode (EAN-13) |
Artwork | Comment |
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45 | 1 Original Stereo |
1 | CD | EMI CDP 7 46188 2 |
1986-01 | 0077774618823 | Original cover | German edition, DDD. Matrix # 746 188-2 2895 901 01 * M X |
2 Remix |
1 | CD | Rykodisc RCD 10548 |
1995-05-16 | 0014431054822 | Cal Schenkel cover | US edition. Matrix # IFPI 2U3R WEA mfg. OLYPHANT ifpi L902 X12976 A4 P2 310548-2 01 M1S1 | |
1 | CD | VideoArts VACK 5080 |
1995-06-25 | 4988112406780 | Japanese edition. | |||
1 | CD | VideoArts VACK 5215 |
1996-04-15 | 4988112408159 | Japanese edition. | |||
1 in 7 |
CD | VideoArts VACK 5914 |
2007-09-05 | ? | Japanese edition, mini-album papersleeve, included in the Zappa Box (Later Works) set. | |||
2012 Remaster Stereo |
1 | CD | Zappa/UMe ZR 3874 |
2012-10-30 | 0824302387429 | US edition, manufactured and distributed by UMe[3]. | ||
1 | CD | Zappa/UMG Intl 0238742 |
2012-10-30 | 0824302387429 | EU edition = Zappa/UMe ZR 3874, manufactured in Germany. |
Notes
- ↑ Jello Biafra Interview by Jodi Vander Molen, The Progressive, February 2002.
- ↑ The only possible dates in the 1984 tour are The Odeon Hammersmith, London, England, 24-25/10/84, The Odeon Hammersmith, London, England, 26/09/84 and Palazzo Dello Sport, Milan, Italy, 8/10/84.
- ↑ Email announcement by the ZFT on July 31st, 2012.