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Tag Archives: DVDs
Frank Zappa – The Pier, NYC – August 26th, 1984
It always strikes me as unusual when Frank Zappa actually states that a concert is going to be a very long one – like the The Palladium show on October 31st, 1978:
Posted in Frank Zappa, Miscellany, Music, Official Releases, YouTubery
Tagged 1984, CDs, complete shows, DVDs, Frank Zappa, live albums, live zappa, The Pier
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Mats & Morgan Play Beefheart
In keeping with the general Beefheartian theme of recent posts, I recently found this video of the Mats/Morgan Band performing Captain Beefheart’s “Lick My Decals Off, Baby”. Line Up: Freddie Wadling – lead vocals Morgan Ågren – drums Denny Walley … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Captain Beefheart, Music, YouTubery
Tagged Alumni, Captain Beefheart, cover versions, don van vliet, DVDs, mats/morgan band, new cds, video
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Zappanale (Then & Now) — Sheik Yerbouti
Sheik Yerbouti is a band from Kirchberg, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. They have been performing and recording their unique interpretations of Frank Zappa‘s music since 1992. Sheik Yerbouti includes Dr. Jörg Heuser (guitar, vocals), Thomas Rath (drums, vocals), Harry Sebel (lead vocals, … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Music, YouTubery, Zappanale
Tagged CDs, DVDs, napoleon murphy brock, Sheik Yerbouti, videos, zappanale 20
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Live Albums — Dead or Alive?
I was tagging songs on my Last.fm account the other day (I like to listen to an eclectic mix of music while I work) when I noticed the sheer number of live albums which were being scrobbled from my music … Continue reading