I went to school with Dweezil and Moon. I remember Frank would pick them up in the car. We had Friday night music events.

Dweezil is a phenom player, but three things I love about him. 1. He has is dad's brilliant understanding of music and tech. 2. Always looking for a different "thing" 3. He is super cool, every time when he is done playing, he always hands the guitar to Mark to try it out. A real musician!

@ralex3697

3 жыл бұрын

Real stand up guy Hard to not like him Talented too

@echo700

Жыл бұрын

I love that he goes "here, try it"! He knows Mark isn't gonna do anything worse to the guitar than he has already done.

@lukeingram7655

Жыл бұрын

Interesting you note how he hands Mark all his guitars, I noticed that too. I happened to watch this after the Bonamassa episode and Joe was definitely not interested in having anyone touch his gems so the contrast was immediately noticable.

@beenderedonedat

5 ай бұрын

Totally second that. Plus, his "Confessions" album is amazing

Grateful that Dweezil is so knowledgeable about all his dad’s gear and appreciate him sharing such personal moments.

@cleawox

2 жыл бұрын

Always love these things. Guys like Dweezil don't have to do this stuff. It's just super cool.

I could have watched another hour of this particular visit with Dweez. Brilliant obscure instruments. R.I.P. Frank and Eddie 🎸

@dweezilzappa7937

3 жыл бұрын

It has been a perfect playing for me having a lovely and awesome Fan like you, thanks for your love, I have you mostly to be thankful for 🎼🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🌹🌹

I've met Dweezil twice in my life, both times after ZPZ gigs, and both times he took the time to sign records, hand out picks, and listen to me prattle on about how I saw him play on stage with his dad at the Wembley Arena in '88! Just a real cool dude, and a helluva guitar player!

@twowaymuir

3 жыл бұрын

Did not get to visit with him but on 09/11/14 he and the band walked in front of my car while waiting to enter the parking garage at the Aloft Hotel near the Orange Peel where they played that night. You can see video of that show if you go to my channel. kzread.info/dron/Y0m4w9AEyml7cuIYHVQ1bA.html

@BootsORiley

3 жыл бұрын

He comes off as *genuinely* cool here. Super fuckin cool. Glad you got to meet him and had a positive experience

@midwesterner2023

3 жыл бұрын

When he came to Tucson, (2015) he invited guitar players to participate in a “class”.... and he was genuinely down to earth with sharing his artistry on the guitar! An incredible person/musician!

@princephilip-v5t

2 жыл бұрын

Best gig I ever saw id have to say. Listening to that music live is way better than the records. The musicianship was right in your face and blew my mind.

@poopy_pants_joe1194

Жыл бұрын

Yes! His family is pretty much a disaster (mom was actually insane) but the kid is cool.

Dweezil really is a down to earth guy. Love the tales of Eddie mentoring him, and the compassion Ed showed. You can see Ed really had an impact on him, and he still gets emotional over it.

Love that Dweezil keeps his fathers work alive. Hope to see him perform live again soon!

He seems like such an at peace person. So calm, cool and collected.

Dweezil is one of the coolest dudes on the planet. He always comes across confident but humble and was kind to me the one interaction I had with him . And he is a MONSTER player.

Dweezil just comes across as a great guy in this. Handing Mark every guitar and just full of stories

@PaulJonesy

3 жыл бұрын

Everything I ever see of Dweezil he comes across as such a decent sincere person, emotional and honest. What a dude!

@photopicker

3 жыл бұрын

Guitars and stories are meant to be shared. Sitting in the closet they die on the vine.

@Jiv_Ing57819

3 жыл бұрын

God dweezil is intense guy with some great stories n designs, hope he is Ok ,: 0

@dweezilzappa7937

3 жыл бұрын

It has been a perfect playing for me having a lovely and awesome Fan like you, thanks for your love, I have you mostly to be thankful for 🎼🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🌹🌹🌹

I like that Gibson allows the word "Fender" to be used in their videos.

@OriginalGaucho

3 жыл бұрын

And Ibanez and Kramer

@shanealan2995

3 жыл бұрын

They produce Kramer

@saidinjest

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah Apple would never do that. ha.

@vincentsoul2soulphotography

3 жыл бұрын

Just what I think when I watch the video's of Gibson TV! It's the love for the guitar that unites all the brands and it's awesome that Gibson expresses that ❤️

@abnzg

3 жыл бұрын

just think, america used to have free speech

Dweezil seems like a genuinely nice and humble person.

You know you've made it when Eddie Van Halen is your roadie for a school talent show.

@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316

2 ай бұрын

It’s exactly the sort of thing Eddie would have done, but that doesn’t make it any less amazing.

Bless you Dweezil. Such understated skill, talent and humanity in a compassionate and generous man. He worked so hard learning his dad's difficult music with utmost accuracy to share with us live again and introduce to new listeners. Zappa Plays Zappa in Santa Rosa CA was like Frank and the Mothers reincarnated but with better live production. Two of my favorite online highlights are Watermelon in Easter Hay (London 2013) and Inca Roads (Complete) from the ZPZ dvd, also on KZread. The faithfulness to (and dare I say possible improvement on) the originals is awesome. On a less upbeat note, there is Dweezil's interview on Mark Maron's WTF podcast, #718, where he emotionally describes the shameful treatment he received by his own mother and brother dealing with the estate after Frank's death. Even Maron was in tears.

Dweezil, your humanity shines through. Thank you.

Dweezil is just a guy you can't not like. Regardless of who he is related to he's an interesting and honestly interested person. God bless him.

@classicartfoundation639

3 жыл бұрын

He's a priveleged weirdo

@vaibhavjoshi9141

3 жыл бұрын

@@classicartfoundation639 Yes, he should have been 'normal' like everyone else and not try to be unique in any way. Also, so privileged that he chose guitar music instead of movies and pop or something more commercial.

@vaibhavjoshi9141

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, guy is not pretentious or atleast not much.

@saidinjest

3 жыл бұрын

Unless you're his mom.

@johnlannikk2701

3 жыл бұрын

@@classicartfoundation639 Please dont poop here, and always pick it up. Did you know that when you point your finger at someone, three fingers point back to you!

Finally some love for Dweezil

@vaibhavjoshi9141

3 жыл бұрын

He deserves all of it and more.

@yeknommonkey

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah he’s a legit virtuoso

@likwidflame

3 жыл бұрын

Seen him live 3 times. I'll continue to see him when he comes through my town. Truly amazing, every time.

@carlmartenleitz2089

3 жыл бұрын

Those SG guitars were awesome too! He is an amazing player!!

@jeremeydonovan8286

3 ай бұрын

@@likwidflamegoing to see him this year I’m so pumped

Mark deserves a lot of credit for his consummate guitar knowledge inspiring detailed responses and enthusiasm from the guests. Took me watching a few of these to appreciate Mark’s contribution since he always lets his guests shine.

@jacksonmarshallkramer5087

2 жыл бұрын

Mark Greasy is a complete dirtbag. He needs to take a shower. Ever see the vid where he threatens to sue everyone? He was Gibson's mouthpiece, but he kept saying "we."

@chickendrop

2 жыл бұрын

Mark is a bottomless reservoir of guitar knowledge. His guitar reviews from his manager days at Norman's are everything.

Didn’t think I’d enjoy that as much as I did. He really seems like a genuinely nice dude.

This was awesome.

@natashanyxx9486

3 жыл бұрын

You’re pretty damned cool yourself!

@artinrahideh1229

3 жыл бұрын

Roasting reverb so far sexy beards?

@keetakitten

3 жыл бұрын

WE LOVE THE FLUFF!

@Jiv_Ing57819

3 жыл бұрын

Can c Frank was always looking for new sounds n tones ,: 0

@Sailor_Man_Music

3 жыл бұрын

I love your channel I love the stuff you do. You have taught me a lot through your channel and I am grateful thanks man.

Fantastic listening to a guy who is so open and down to earth. some of these guys the interviewer has to pry the interview out of them. Dweezil is just hanging out sharing everything.

Imagine how proud his father would be of his playing,not only did he capture his father's feel but too be such an all around well-rounded guy. I know his dad's happy

I could watch Dweezil all day, he is an amazing guitarist, with great humility and both a student and a teacher of guitar related life

I love the fact that this is a Gibson channel, but we get to see other brands as well. Love Gibson, for sure...but I really appreciate seeing other brands these great artists use, and why they use them. I give a lot of credit to Gibson for letting this happen. Thanks for being so open minded and letting the artists share everything.

@hesch-tag

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I thought the same.

@baybae92

3 жыл бұрын

Yep - major respect.

@BootsORiley

3 жыл бұрын

Very well said. Agreed fully

@PaulSter

2 жыл бұрын

@@BootsORiley What is happening with this world? So soft!! Yes, I jump all over these comments and I'm truly sorry for it, but man, this is the sound of a controlled society! As in, 'oh, gosh, thank you to a major corporation for allowing us little people to see a LITTLE bit of the world beyond their walls! Guys - if it were a tour of Gibson, and their brands, then yes, all Gibson! But this is a tour of DWEEZIL ZAPPA'S collection. It better dam* well include everything brand in Dweezil's collection or it is inauthentic! It is fake news! C'mon people, stop allowing yourselves to be so easily controlled and manipulated. Musicians especially! What happened to the free spirit, 'buck the system', not being a sellout, rejecting the control by a multi-national corporation? So Gibson does not deserve special praise for doing what they already should be doing. I have owned around 18 Gibson and Gibson brand guitars. I bought 6 since 9/21, with a 7th arriving today. Had a new Fender Pro II Strat arrive two days ago, along with a new Tele and Ibanez a month ago. I love all good brands.

@meltedfro

2 жыл бұрын

we get to see the other brands because gibson is suing the other companies for there shapes because gibson is all about money

Dweez is such a great dude. His recent series on Van Halen is pretty great too. The intro of the series is a completely acapella version of Running With the Devil 😂 It’s amazing and hilarious at the same time.

@bmorebob6624

3 жыл бұрын

Yes agreed, that’s a great podcast

@BootsORiley

3 жыл бұрын

If you wouldn’t mind linking it, I’d love to hear

Exactly what this day needed!

@BarryPoogy

3 жыл бұрын

Robert Baker- You need to rock a micro-tonal guitar.

@benlogan430

3 жыл бұрын

You are correct sir!

@aquabot

3 жыл бұрын

Or any other day, actually.

@tommyroseguitar4557

3 жыл бұрын

Watching this after two hours of shoveling snow on a Sunday morning.....this was needed indeed...

@Jiv_Ing57819

3 жыл бұрын

Hehehe : -D

If this was 3 hours long, I'd still be watching til the end, Great Stuff!

This was fantastic! Long live the dweez! What a guy.. his dad can be proud and rest easy knowing that his legacy is well and truly safe and taken care of! Thanks for this .. great viewing!🤘

A lot of celebrities kids are just HANDED celebrity, this guy actually did the WORK. I've followed him through the years, and he is an INCREDIBLE guitarist and musician. He's done so much AMAZING music. BRAVO, DWEEZIL. You gotta know that Frank couldn't be prouder. And those guitars...WOW.

@scottsteel4230

3 жыл бұрын

@Cire Rednulk Never hear ANYONE say ANYTHING negative about the guy. I think he is one of the few GENUINE celebs out there. Why family members would not want him carrying on his fathers legacy is beyond me. Most guitar players couldn't even PLAY that music, much less bring it back to life the way that Dweezil has. Great guy, great guitarist, great musician, all around. Like I said before, you gotta know how PROUD Frank would be of his son. COOL that you met him, too.

@Jeff_____

3 жыл бұрын

@Cire Rednulk the last concert I saw was Dweezil Hot Rats last March. The next day covid hit hard and we all locked down. I got to meet him and get an autograph as well. He is the coolest guy.

@troytrauterman326

3 жыл бұрын

DZ on MTV video playing guitar

@fintanoclery2698

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jeff_____ Hot Rats would have been a great show. How was the violin player?

@Jeff_____

3 жыл бұрын

@@fintanoclery2698 there wasn't one. Dweezil played some of the violin melodies on the guitar.

Love the emotional connection to Eddie VH and the way he told it. Being friends beyond music is a gift.

That fretless SG with the sustainiac really blew my.mind. this guy is an inspiration and a genius like his father

That is a real collection of guitar tools! Not just a vault full of unobtainable 59 bursts and pre war Martins, but instruments he has a long personal relationship with. Some are still a work in progress;,Fantastic!🎸 Thanks for this Mr. Z! Well done Mark! (Met you at Norms years ago)

Cannot wait to watch the new Zappa film. What a great guy man

Like Dweezil and this just shows how much he loves to play his dad’s music and mix his own style in with it too. He’s got some crazy ass guitars to say the least. Good episode Mark !

This was a great voyage through Dweezil’s, and Frank’s weird and wonderful collection! Great job, and thanks to Dweezil for being such a sharing person. I loved how he would just hand over these precious creations, and pieces of history.

Dweezil seems like such a good guy. Great to see him and his collection.

WOW. Dweezil's guitar collection is off the charts cool! I love the fact that most of the guitars are heavily modded and totally quirky!

Dweezil- "I said hey, can we stick some frets in between the frets?" Kuni Sugai- "Why???" Dweezil- "Sometimes...sometimes that's really just the reason to do it, just because." Just because. Brilliant. 18:23

@CodyAlushin

3 жыл бұрын

King Gizzard: Flying Microtonal Banana!

@omarazul443

3 жыл бұрын

He's listening to some aussie desert rock for sure

@dweezilzappa7937

3 жыл бұрын

It has been a perfect playing for me having a lovely and awesome Fan like you, thanks for your love, I have you mostly to be thankful for 🎼🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🌹🌹🌹

Saw the ZPZ show in Merriville , Indiana when the Star Theatre was still standing and there were zero disappointments. They started with “Montana” and it just kept getting better. Don’t know if he still does this, but that night he stayed until the last autograph was given. I got to shake his hand and thank him for making his father’s work his work now and how much Frank inspired my musical choices. Everyone around me started clapping and agreeing and he looked genuinely moved. Wish I had a legacy like that to leave to MY son, lol.

@christophersleight19

3 жыл бұрын

Tommy, I have heard this said of Dweezil many times. He seems to have a huge and very soft heart. I'm now going to say something that may have inaccuracies, but this thought has crossed my mind. By appearances Frank was not a man that related well with people on a "everyday level." He (I want to avoid making concrete statements) seemed so focused, and so serious. To me I believe Frank had some type of anger at his core. I am not judging that or presenting it as "a bad quality." I wonder if Frank ever laughed at himself? Again I want to acknowledge I don't know if my next statement is true let alone appropriate. With Dweezil playing Frank's Music, and being so willing to mix with the public. Here goes, Dweezil's interaction says "my father & I are so grateful for your interest in his/our work. He (my dad) was so committed to working, he really wanted to thank you all but believed you would understand. This is very humbling, thank you." I had a father that was not there, when he showed up at the age of 11, (my age at the time) his life was committed to helping others. I couldn't appreciate this until later in life. Parenting is a huge responsibility, the commandment "honor your father and mother" is not a conditional request. Many a child cherish the ability to hate their parents or parent. It is easy to love someone who in our eyes does everything WE want. Forgive me for droning on. Greetings from Colorado Springs Colorado. Christopher

So Awesome for Dweezil to take the time to play these guitars a little bit and share his passion with us! Best 'The Collection' episode so far! Being a torch-bearer of such a legacy is an awesome responsibility, and he is notably capable of that as well.

how cool is it that EVH came to his talent show I MEAN THATS CRAZY COOL

@markusantonio4866

3 жыл бұрын

Steve Vai gave Dweezil guitar lessons.

Dweezil has some really interesting guitars and ideas. Just the kind of interview I needed to brighten up my day and open up my mind to new points of view. Thanks to Mark and Gibson for doing these great videos!

Genius like his father Fantastic that he can keep his father’s legacy alive

@xannondaalder1173

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, but on top of his father’s legacy, I think Dweezil is starting to create his own legacy!

Great interview and guitar tour. Dweezil is a mad scientist.

love this series, whilst i love seeing the vintage rarities like the bursts, its super interesting to see someone who takes a different approach to their collection...great job gibson & mark!

This series has to be my favorite thing on KZread, I cant get enough!

I LOVE DWEEZIL ... HE'S A REALLY GOOD HUMAN UNIT

Awesome. His dad is smiling. I just love this series. Thanks, Gibson.

Loved every minute of it. So, glad to see that Dweezil still has the SUAPYG Les Paul. Excellent, inspiring stuff.

Deezel comes off so grounded and humble it added so much charm the groovy collection show. I can imagine Frank looking down with pride on how wonderful a man his son grew into. ✌🏻

I know its impossible to get him out of character, but a buckethead episode would be badass.

@theshapeexists

11 ай бұрын

@@BravoSeven it would be nice to see him out of character in a musical setting. He's got a major heart condition and may not be around for much longer. If you heard his out of character interview with his therapist, it was great to hear his human side after decades of his Buckethead persona.

Love seeing mark absolutely confused at some of these strange guitars, great episode

Complete obsession with the instrument I've underestimated this guy, Thank You Gibson.

It looks like Dweezil gets some hate; didn't know that. I find all his interviews very interesting because he talks about music, life, inspiration and what it all feels like. And all of that in a coherent and articulate manner.

@phihelix8777

3 жыл бұрын

He's a great guy IMHO. Just hanging out and actually talking about things like a friend would.

@vaibhavjoshi9141

3 жыл бұрын

@@phihelix8777 Yeah, absolutely. This is something you typically find in artists that have some depth.. They don't care about the persona as much. I remember the Rig Rundown from John McLaughlin having a similar vibe iirc.

@vaibhavjoshi9141

3 жыл бұрын

​@@phihelix8777 And when he got emotional recalling the passing of his dad and Eddie reaching out to him. Definitely an artist for kids to look up to.. on how to be honest and real.

@torontotonto6189

3 жыл бұрын

The douche nozzle is the host who doesnt even know microtonal, cmon everybody that matter have heard Lizard Gizzard boys

@phihelix8777

3 жыл бұрын

@@torontotonto6189 😁

This was one hour and six minutes well spent. Thank you Gibson and hats off to Dweezil.

Dweezil speaks like Steve-O and looks like a CEO

@crucifixgym

3 ай бұрын

Nailed it 🎯

That was excellent! The texts going back and forth between friends/brothers...etc. must have all looked like “...semi-fretless????” “...partially microtonal???” Incredible collection of guitars. First class production by Gibson TV and M.A. Thank you.

Awesome show! Dweezil is so freaking cool! I love that he kept handing his guitars over for the interviewer to try out. He makes me want to try a sustainer pickup.

Humble, grounded, amazing disposition. Dweezil is not only a gifted guitarist but an innovator as well. Glad to see him not only continuing his dad's legacy but moving music forward and inventing as well. His Van Halen memories are touching.

By the far the craziest collection so far and Dweezil’s EVH stories are wonderful. Loved seeing his eyes light up when he talked about his dad and Eddie.

McNelly! He makes great stuff, amazing to see in Dweezil's guitar!

i tried to explain to my 12 year old what makes dweezil special. not because his dad was a musician - but the concept of changing a concept into a sound. if something isn't what you see it, or "hear" it to be what can you do to get it to that point? comments made here about ruining great guitars; it's like building a hot rod - sometimes you are fortunate enough to start with a reliable platform and just start picking out how to make "just that tone" a little different - to line up with what you feel and hear in your head. frank was the mad scientist of music. he could conceive sounds and tried conventional, and many unconventional ways to bring that to life. 1963 zappa plays bicycle on steve allen is a perfect example of this. he looked uneasy explaining WHY you would do this but if you DON"T experiment you never know what you are missing out on. Dweezil Zappa - Guitar Alchemist. thank you for continuing to explore the the joys of the lost chord, Dweezil.

I honestly know nothing about Dweezil’s music or anything, but every time I see an interview or something with him, it makes me just wanna hangout with him. Such a collected and cool dude, with a smart and funny personality and not a shred of pretentiousness.

Dweezil is the son of one of the greatest musical Geniuses of all time, a great musician himself and a fantastic guitarist, but above all is the most humble and down to earthed guy. Every time he’s so nice to everyone and so relaxing to listen. He loves EVH, he cryes EVERY single time he remembers Eddie’s call when Frank did pass away. The Gibson tv was and is a fantastic move from Gibson, don’t know if a Mark’s idea but for sure great work, great contents and a very friendly format. Bravi! Ciao dall’Italia!!! Vittorio

Love me some Zappa. So glad his music has been carried on by his boy.

This was a great interview of Dweezil. I'm an 80s child and I didnt get to know much about Frank's music. All I remember was seeing on record stores his different colorful album covers. I would definitely go see him live next time he comes to Miami/Fort Lauderdale area.

Dweezil is the man, i saw your tour of Zappa Plays Zappa, and it was the BEST Concert that I saw in 20 Years, I saw the Mothers when I was 16 years old, I will never forget that show, Rock on Man, My Best, Cousin Figel

This was by far my favorite episode of the collection. I’ve met Dweezil a few times back in the 90’s when he was on a club tour with his brother. Loved all the different mods that his dad did over those years, especially since we got to hear them. Definitely some unique sounds and tones. Good stuff.

I like your job, Mark. To most people that loves guitar playing, that would be a "dream" job. It would not even feel like you are working at all, 'cause you get paid to do your passion. More power to you Gibson, keep them coming. One day this show will be globally famous...:)

What a fantastic hour of guitar talk! He's so eloquent. Could listen to a part 2 and part 3!

I could listen to Dweezil talk about guitar for hours. Such an awesome player, yet very humble. The super human task of keeping Frank's music alive alone makes him one of the greatest to ever pick up a guitar. We are not worthy.

I've met Dweezil at several concerts and took his Master Class. He's such a great guy.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, unbelievably great video!! Thank you Gibson!!

It was a joy to meet Dweezil, get a “selfie” together and shake his hand. A genuine guy. Astonishing as a guitarist, and yet so humble and unassuming. Technically brilliant but with soul, feel and humour. This is a fantastic video!

Hearing him talk about Eddie is awesome, you really got to know what kind of person Eddie really was. Class act.

Holy cow Dweezil Zappa has some pretty and unique guitars.

Dweezil not only a brilliant musician but just a quality human being

@MusicissuperiorEVHROX316

4 ай бұрын

I had no idea that people gave him so much hate

Yip I saw dawezel in concert with Steve Vie and it was in the top 2 concerts I've been to in my 67 years of living Frank Zappa was a genius I loved him first time I heard the Mothers Of Invention in 1966 I was 12 I haven't stoped listening to Zappa's great stuff thanks Zappa your the crappa

Micro-tonal. OMG. Dweezil never ceases to amaze me. Plus he's a real gentleman. So chill and friendly. And one of the most badass players around!

I’m terribly sorry for the loss of your good friend Edward Deeezil, it was touching to watch your emotion for Ed, we all lost our hero. Eddie left a mark like no other. His life was a success to the highest order. He will forever be known on planet earth for as long as planet earth exists. God bless him, can’t wait to see that smile in Gods house. #EVH Forever 🎸 🎶🎶🎶

Had the experience of a sit in with him what a humble man and he taught me some really cool stuff

Dweezil seems like a dude that wouldn't shun anyone. He seems very down to earth and real not like some folks. This was awesome.

Dweezil is a player's player, just like his dad. I love his perspective on everything about playing, and about guitars. LOVE those ones with the weird frets!!!!!

That zappa tone was epic

,,,,,EPPIC.........as always.!..😯..........thank you, Mr Agnesi.............the half step yellow one ????...wow........I am proud to say...I was lucky enough to see Mr Zappa.in 1980.. Denver.CO.shut up and play guitar tour!!.Steve vai...1 st year with band......doo cool way long ago!!!......tnx,pat..land o' lakes,wi...

@TJjjjjjjjjjj

3 жыл бұрын

That yellow 🎸 would be a riot to play ! Must be really hard to get a handle of it though

@MrShreddykruger

3 жыл бұрын

Wow!!

Dweezil has got his dads intelligence and his own love for tech and helping others .....ive seen zappa on zappa 3 times and every time its blown me away.hes a dude.

Holy shit when he started to tear up over Eddie calling him.

@zamthoth4700

3 жыл бұрын

Eddie was a whole nother..Dimension of Guitar since Hendrix ( Eddie admitted 20yrs after not acknowledging a Heavy influence) outta 4 VH Shows 1 Eddie transcended..the other Van Hagar..Solid Sammy's vocals are in the absolute top of the Art Rock vocalist...R.Plant..planted as the Ultimate...Hendrix enchanting mystical down dirty cosmic blues..Guitar and vocals...Now I digress but Frank and Dweezil have had the best vocalists that can do anything...that SG is almost good enough to sell your...?? ..

@vaibhavjoshi9141

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Dweezil is for real.

@bobsmith1965

3 жыл бұрын

He's got great stories about Eddie and just hanging out with him. It's fun to listen to Eddie just being a buddie and not the Rock Star you'd think.

@NikkieRoxxx

3 жыл бұрын

time cue??

@NikkieRoxxx

3 жыл бұрын

46:20 keept on listening to it to be sure!! there ya go those who don't have the time

Dweezil is such an awesome human being - really cool guy

I lost track of how many times Mark's brain melted in this video. Holy cow.

Wow, I only meant to watch 15 minutes of this but I couldn't stop! So damn interesting.

DZ looks FANTASTIC. What a cool dude! I'm sure he's got so many interesting stories. I always loved him!

@dweezilzappa7937

3 жыл бұрын

It has been a perfect playing for me having a lovely and awesome Fan like you, thanks for your love, I have you mostly to be thankful for 🎼🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🌹🌹

Truly awesome. And the Eddie van Halen part brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful.

Love how he let Mark play the SG!!!

Dweezil is with out a doubt a class act!

.....when Dweezl teared up talking about EVH called him when Frank died I also got the feels!!! God Bless you guys,

Compelling ,this insight into "more than meets the eye " zappa history,,those modifications alone speak volumes, that wellspring of emotion said it all,bless you dweezil.

Dweezil, Huge Fan here from Philippines 🇵🇭🎶

This is my favorite series on KZread.

@thisischarliet

3 жыл бұрын

Please add Noel Gallagher to this

@gibsonguitar

3 жыл бұрын

We would love that

This was amazing!! We need a part two!! As if this wasn’t mind blowing enough, but didn’t even get to he Hendrix strat, and EVH’s Rasta.. 🤯

I truly admire the Dweez; he is his own man, A truly talented musician who could’ve languished and or suffered under the shadow of his father Frank who was a genius. Mr. Zappa will continue to prove more and more important as time goes by just as all legitimate composers typically experience. Another words, his father cast a long shadow, and it’s not done growing. It looks clean and healthy and happy, and really, what more is there?