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JonW1222
I still miss my "Mothers at the Filmore" album, which was stolen many years ago.
Mudshark Beer
October 27, 2014 at 12:32AM View BBCode
Beanballs, I think my team broke into your brewery, ha. At least that's how they've been playing.I still miss my "Mothers at the Filmore" album, which was stolen many years ago.
Beanballs
Also an infamous rock legend behind that song, oh and if the Aardvarks like to drink, they are welcome in Arizona any time...
October 27, 2014 at 05:30PM View BBCode
LOL that is an interesting album, my uncle was a Zappa fan (maybe because Zappa was from Baltimore), I remember listening to him as a kid.Also an infamous rock legend behind that song, oh and if the Aardvarks like to drink, they are welcome in Arizona any time...
JonW1222
Next road trip we may have to take you up on that offer. If I can just get them to wait until after the game's over before they start drinking.......
October 29, 2014 at 01:42AM View BBCode
I went on youtube last night and found the Filmore album. It's not Zappa's best but "Mudshark" is a classic and there's a helluva jam in "Willy the Pimp".Next road trip we may have to take you up on that offer. If I can just get them to wait until after the game's over before they start drinking.......
SIRKERRETH
October 29, 2014 at 01:49AM View BBCode
I wore out my cassette tape of the Apostrope album years ago. I haven't listened to any Zappa in such a long time. :(
JonW1222
RIP Jack Bruce, who played bass on the title track of Apostrophe.
October 29, 2014 at 03:50PM View BBCode
Apostrophe was one of Zappa's best albums (Hot Rats too). I still listen to both of those (mp3's, my albums are worn out too). Not all the time, just when I want something different. "Uncle Remus" has always been one of my favorites.RIP Jack Bruce, who played bass on the title track of Apostrophe.
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