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The Netherlands are a country in Western Europe.
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Frank Zappa concerts in The Netherlands
- 67/09/24 Amsterdam Netherlands Concertgebouw
- 68/10/20 Amsterdam Netherlands Concertgebouw
- 69/ Netherlands
- 70/06/ Amsterdam Netherlands Paradiso
- 70/06/18 Uddel Netherlands VPRO TV, footage of this concert was used for Roelof Kiers' documentary Frank Zappa (1971 Documentary). Kiers later also filmed Frank Zappa Filmt 200 Motels.
- 70/12/06 Amsterdam Netherlands Concertgebouw 2 shows
- 70/12/08 Duesseldorf Germany Tonhalle
- 70/12/10 Rotterdam Netherlands De Doelen
- Introducing...The Mothers, 1970 interview.
- 71/11/27 Rotterdam Netherlands The Ahoy. During this concert (available on some bootlegs) Zappa and the Mothers sang a Dutch sentence: "Geef mij wat vloerbedekking onder deze vette zwevende sofa" ("Give me some floor coverage underneath this fat, floating sofa." ) with the audience instead of the usual German. The word "vloerbedekking" also appeared in a cartoon Zappa made with Belgian cartoonist Kamagurka in 1975. On "Theme From Lumpy Gravy" on Make A Jazz Noise Here (1988) Zappa says to the audience: "May you never hear "vloerbedekking" again."
- 72/09/17 The Hague Netherlands Houtrust Hallen
- 73/09/09 Amsterdam Netherlands
- 74/09/28 Rotterdam Netherlands Sportpaleis Ahoy
- 76/03/06 Amsterdam Netherlands Jaap Edenhal
- 77/02/05 Amsterdam Netherlands Jaap Edenhal
- 77/02/25 Amsterdam Netherlands Jaap Edenhal
- 78/02/13 Rotterdam Netherlands The Ahoy
- 79/02/27 Rotterdam Netherlands The Ahoy
- 80/05/24 Rotterdam Netherlands The Ahoy
- 82/05/15 Rotterdam Netherlands The Ahoy
- 84/09/16 Rotterdam Netherlands The Ahoy
- 88/05/03-04 Rotterdam Netherlands The Ahoy
References to The Netherlands in Frank Zappa's work
- Zappa cited Amsterdam among his "favorite other stuff" in Data For Sensitive or Critical-sensitive Position (1968).
- In Memoriam: Hieronymus Bosch, about Hieronymus Bosch.
- One of the constellations on the back cover of One Size Fits All is named Gemma, after 16th-century Dutch scientist Regnier Gemma Frisius.
- This Ain't CNN: Dutch is spoken.
