Boy...Frank sure wasn't gonna give Thicke a break.

@rhythmfield

11 ай бұрын

Alan’s questions were ass

Hey Frank, feel free to come back and pay us a visit sometime. We really miss you. RIP, bud.

I was fortunate to have seen Frank preform in Boston in the early 80's... What an incredibly awesome live show he put on...

@rhythmfield

11 ай бұрын

Zappa bands - all of them - were the most intense, tight touring bands the world has ever seen

@Pewtooyou

11 ай бұрын

@@rhythmfield Absolutely...The amount of talent that was on the stage was insane... Even his son Dweezil had a great tour with, "Zappa does Zappa"....Dweezil is a great guitarist as well.

What a rythym section - Patrick OHearn and Bozzio.

@rhythmfield

11 ай бұрын

Patrick was absolutely my favorite Zappa bassist of all time; an absolute monster on the fretless. So interesting that he went on to a long, successful career creating and producing “new age” music.

Frank loved this stuff.

a legend in his spare time. I love how he was down on Republicans long before Trump was on the scene. He may have seen it coming.

@kenttalsma7906

Жыл бұрын

He saw it, it was already here. He jumped all over Reaganism and its response to the AIDS crisis.

@rhythmfield

11 ай бұрын

Oh, if we could only hear Frank’s response to the rise & too-slow fall of the former president & his massive deranged cult following

Get wanted to say big THANKS ✌️dig the channel 👍

@Lagzatzappateers

Жыл бұрын

Cool! You're welcome! Appreciate the comments.

Fz was in a Positive cheerful mood that day...he's still the Best though...🌠 baby snakes is great..halloween 77 nyc...classic sounds like my friend Gary is in the audience screaming ZAPPA.. being Normal...

@rhythmfield

11 ай бұрын

Serious FZ fans weren’t afraid to let their presence be known!!

This might be one of Frank's funniest interviews.

I get the impression that Frank was not too taken with Alan. I certainly was not.

Wow the guest at the end of the couch was stoked to be on with Frank!

Always at the top!

This is just fantastic!

@Lagzatzappateers

Жыл бұрын

Cool! So glad you enjoyed it!

He was always dry and blunt. He enjoyed being a “bad boy” and making stiffs uncomfortable. What most people don’t understand is: he was, first and foremost, a composer; creating and performing really challenging, interesting music and making provocative political statements was his main motivation to live.

@paulinebutcherbird

11 ай бұрын

I don't know how you can know what Frank's main motivation to live was. Hmmm.

@rhythmfield

10 ай бұрын

@@paulinebutcherbird hmmm … well, I’ve read many of his writings and biographies and interviews, I think that gives me at least an inkling. Can I determine exactly what drove the man? Of course not. But I can take a pretty good educated guess.

@paulinebutcherbird

10 ай бұрын

@@rhythmfield You've read biographies, you say. Have you read mine which gives Frank's home life not shown in other books from getting up to going to bed, composing and rehearsing with the Mothers, visiting rock stars, freaks, family squabbles, and more. Freak Out! My Life with Frank Zappa 1968-1971.

@ainteazybeinweezy4914

5 ай бұрын

I'm a huge fan of Frank's music and saw him live 5 times. It's obvious that he hates these interviews, so why bother doing them? I know it gives him some promotion, but it just seems he doesn't even care about that.

The straight member of the group.

If you've never seen Baby Snakes - Do yourself a favor and get it!

He was right

“Completion money” 😂

I think this is Frank at his most un-charming. Did he really think he would get people interested in his work by being so offhand? I wonder what was going on in his life at this time.

@rhythmfield

11 ай бұрын

See my comment below please

@paulinebutcherbird

11 ай бұрын

@@rhythmfield Read your comment below. Of course Frank was a composer but I'm more interested in the man, so there we differ and my comment relates to that.

@guidodiman

11 ай бұрын

It is one part of why many love the guy. He is blunt, direct and mostly correct.

Everyone on here seems to be against the host - I'm English so I don't know who he is - but I think he holds up really well against Frank's obvious and deliberate scorn for him. I bet there were no handshakes afterwards.

@energyasylum997

5 ай бұрын

Allan Thicke was a good actor, ‘Growing Pains’ 1980s tv sitcom. Not sure Franks trip here. Rip to the both of them. 🙏🏽