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Tag Archives: radio
Flo & Eddie interviewing FZ
About the ’88 tour, about 200 Motels, about remixing CDs… you’ll love it.
Zappa-Weekend In the French Radio FR3
Conducted by Peter Eötvös, the tunes played (if I’m correct): Penis Dimension, Dupree’s Paradise, The Perfect Stranger. The concert is said to be broadcasted on the 21st of December on France Musique radio.
Posted in Frank Zappa, Music
Tagged Classical music, france, Frank Zappa, Peter Eötvös, radio
16 Comments
Mothers Night: A Ten Hour Marathon
Rich of another Ugly Radio writes: We are doing a ten hour marathon of The Mothers on Portland OR station KBOO this Friday night starting at 8pm (PST). That’s right, it’s time once again to remember our Mothers. Of course … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Community, Frank Zappa
Tagged marathon, MOI, mothers of invention, radio
6 Comments
Zappa Radio Interview, New York, 1978
Frank Zappa, on the air with Mark Simone, October 30th, 1978, at WPIX-FM, New York, just prior to one of his annual (and albeit, infamous) Palladium concerts. It’s quite easy to see why these Palladium concerts were of the must … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Interview, YouTubery
Tagged Frank Zappa, Interview, New York, palladium, radio
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Farewell ZGC
“I’m ending Zappa’s Grubby Chamber, not from oppression but because of the sheer difficulty of physically transporting myself to and from the distant radio station very late on Friday nights, and retaining my health and sanity. Too bad, because there … Continue reading