There’s something very Dr Seuss-ish about some of his instruments. I’m in love with Harry partch’s music.
@Richard_L_Y7 күн бұрын
Yep; contrast this with any similar John Lydon interview?
@pinkcat88558 күн бұрын
Rock music made an important impact on America and the world by 👉 inspiring and 👉 contributing to social and cultural change.
@chucksmithNYC12 күн бұрын
Great band in rehearsal sections (8:00) George Duke, some mothers, and Jean-Luc Ponty on violin!!
@cheri23812 күн бұрын
The very best, Art Tatum!!❤
@transhumanisttv177113 күн бұрын
I'm building an advanced AI and was surprised when I asked it who its favorite composer was and it said Harry Patch, whom I'd never heard of. I assumed it was hallucinating and... well, here I am, being amazed by this man's life and loving everything about him...
@user-yp2mw2ko9k13 күн бұрын
19:10 First time I have heard Frank Zappa deliberately lying! Of course they do not "want" to clap their hands, their are being manipulated to do so. And when everybody around you acts this way, you will get suspicious, reproachful looks from the people around you if you do not participate. I repeat myself, today it is about "clap your hands", tomorrow it might be "burn the witch" or "kill the white supremacist"....
@user-yp2mw2ko9k13 күн бұрын
17:50 This is why I loathe masses - on one occasion, they are being made to clap their hands frantically, on the next one, they are being induced to go out and murder. Masses are the most despicable type of human existence - I am absolutely sure, that Frank Zappa would approve my sentence.
@morganfisherart22 күн бұрын
I guess he got a good deal on the roll-punching machine by buying it - holesale. 😉
@paulinebutcherbird25 күн бұрын
I am trying to find/identify the girl, edited from this video. Does anyone know who she is? kzread.info/dash/bejne/mnuflqupm9KWo7A.html
@paulklee28 күн бұрын
He was definitely a genius and also genuinely an asshole
@puturroАй бұрын
FZ is pretty patient considering how everybody's interrupting him constantly.
@tuomaskaila1010Ай бұрын
I don't get these constant remarks about him being ugly. He's obviously a good looking guy, as was Bob Dylan in his prime.
@PerspectiveEngineerАй бұрын
😂 thanks frank
@brianjacob8728Ай бұрын
Why is the old guy there? He's clearly biased and isn't seeking any level of understanding, whether he personally agrees or not.
@sasha42196Ай бұрын
He was only 91 then...
@paulinebutcherbirdАй бұрын
This is not Frank's idea of having a good time. His idea of having a good time was to have sex as much as possible, and he believed that if people had more sex, they would have good mental health. He believed that politicians passed 'bad' laws because they weren't getting enough nookie.
@jimmartin1803Ай бұрын
He didn’t say like once.
@user-bf3pc2qd9sАй бұрын
And then came The Clash....
@robbinsteel2 ай бұрын
I’m 74 & saw him 15 times. He was always great and respectful of his audience.
@user-uz9lq8zy4d2 ай бұрын
But I like to do it.
@user-uz9lq8zy4d2 ай бұрын
Don't is a bad word, don't .. don't do that ,, what is that?? Not sure just don't do it.
@user-uz9lq8zy4d2 ай бұрын
Zappa for President
@steveplattify2 ай бұрын
That is an astonishingly thoughtful - and thought-provoking - programme. Hard to imagine any TV network that would do anything like it today. Although I was disappointed (but not surprised) not to hear more from the women members of the panel.
@rockettebob2 ай бұрын
i listen to talk radio. most of it is drivel.no decent music... Frank explains why.... this is an election year... Zappa for president was a thing years ago. Gibby Haynes of the butthole surfers years ago too.... i think with the A.I. thing now we would have a great leadership with these guys. i enjoyed this...THANK YOU !!!...rockettebob in reno
@sincedzay12 ай бұрын
you can;t discuss groupies from an armchair position.... every girl in there lookin at him with the fuq me eyes
@bobsyeruncle48412 ай бұрын
great upload Zappa knows his own mind- refreshing
@stevewright2012 ай бұрын
Mr Zappa was a brillant musican
@vrod21442 ай бұрын
I'm just discover his interviews. What a amazing human being. Authentic, intelegent and stands behind his words through whole his career. Everything he says is gold.
@darylcumming71193 ай бұрын
Thank you.
@soulorozco6613 ай бұрын
Fascinated by this composer's life and work.
@user-mg8xc3pn3p3 ай бұрын
He was a very intelligent man and a bit eccentric but I wish I could have hung around with him it would have been fun
@andrewwilliams95993 ай бұрын
I wonder how many middle-aged Australians watched this show when it went out and thought, "Blimey, these kids aren't half right about things!"
@udomatthiasdrums53223 ай бұрын
love his work!!
@browningautomatic23934 ай бұрын
GREAT INTERVIEW ! WEDNESDAY 3/27/24 MARCH 27, 2024
@laughingcorpsev20244 ай бұрын
Too smart, he is too smart
@johnbraby99714 ай бұрын
What happened to all the fun in the world ?
@stephenwhorton49425 ай бұрын
Frank was all about organizing sound. Whatever came out of his head was put into notation. It took virtuosity to be in his band. I wonder what frank would think about rap music today. The influence that it has had on black culture.
@stephenwhorton49425 ай бұрын
I fell in love with his music. He could produce such strange noises and then put out something as beautiful as oh no
@bobfarmer91205 ай бұрын
Sadly missed.
@seansweeney35326 ай бұрын
It's a very nice show here, in which Zappa is allowed to state his views on a lot of things, and field questions from every direction in his unique way. What a great time capsule!
@chrisnewman72816 ай бұрын
edI missed Monday conference one of the Better interview programs in Australia. Don’t think it’s bettered the compere is very good
@daveking34946 ай бұрын
I thought you kept talking about terrorist dynamics, At the end of the interview, I think you meant terrace dynamics. 😂😂😂
@TheSteelDialga6 ай бұрын
What a fantastic interview. Wish the interviewers had some better questions though. Weirdly specific stuff. Really cool format though, I love these long interviews
@TadRapidly6 ай бұрын
Amnerika is unmatched.
@jwc3o26 ай бұрын
with significant chunks of: 0:00 Amnerika Goes Home 3:02 None of the Above 4:57 Master Ringo 9:30 Get Whitey 12:22 Food Gathering in Post-Industrial America 14:21 Nap Time 15:38 Jolly Good Fellow (or izzit The World Could Wait No Longer?) 17:33 Outrage at Valdez 18:53 Welcome to The United States
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There’s something very Dr Seuss-ish about some of his instruments. I’m in love with Harry partch’s music.
Yep; contrast this with any similar John Lydon interview?
Rock music made an important impact on America and the world by 👉 inspiring and 👉 contributing to social and cultural change.
Great band in rehearsal sections (8:00) George Duke, some mothers, and Jean-Luc Ponty on violin!!
The very best, Art Tatum!!❤
I'm building an advanced AI and was surprised when I asked it who its favorite composer was and it said Harry Patch, whom I'd never heard of. I assumed it was hallucinating and... well, here I am, being amazed by this man's life and loving everything about him...
19:10 First time I have heard Frank Zappa deliberately lying! Of course they do not "want" to clap their hands, their are being manipulated to do so. And when everybody around you acts this way, you will get suspicious, reproachful looks from the people around you if you do not participate. I repeat myself, today it is about "clap your hands", tomorrow it might be "burn the witch" or "kill the white supremacist"....
17:50 This is why I loathe masses - on one occasion, they are being made to clap their hands frantically, on the next one, they are being induced to go out and murder. Masses are the most despicable type of human existence - I am absolutely sure, that Frank Zappa would approve my sentence.
I guess he got a good deal on the roll-punching machine by buying it - holesale. 😉
I am trying to find/identify the girl, edited from this video. Does anyone know who she is? kzread.info/dash/bejne/mnuflqupm9KWo7A.html
He was definitely a genius and also genuinely an asshole
FZ is pretty patient considering how everybody's interrupting him constantly.
I don't get these constant remarks about him being ugly. He's obviously a good looking guy, as was Bob Dylan in his prime.
😂 thanks frank
Why is the old guy there? He's clearly biased and isn't seeking any level of understanding, whether he personally agrees or not.
He was only 91 then...
This is not Frank's idea of having a good time. His idea of having a good time was to have sex as much as possible, and he believed that if people had more sex, they would have good mental health. He believed that politicians passed 'bad' laws because they weren't getting enough nookie.
He didn’t say like once.
And then came The Clash....
I’m 74 & saw him 15 times. He was always great and respectful of his audience.
But I like to do it.
Don't is a bad word, don't .. don't do that ,, what is that?? Not sure just don't do it.
Zappa for President
That is an astonishingly thoughtful - and thought-provoking - programme. Hard to imagine any TV network that would do anything like it today. Although I was disappointed (but not surprised) not to hear more from the women members of the panel.
i listen to talk radio. most of it is drivel.no decent music... Frank explains why.... this is an election year... Zappa for president was a thing years ago. Gibby Haynes of the butthole surfers years ago too.... i think with the A.I. thing now we would have a great leadership with these guys. i enjoyed this...THANK YOU !!!...rockettebob in reno
you can;t discuss groupies from an armchair position.... every girl in there lookin at him with the fuq me eyes
great upload Zappa knows his own mind- refreshing
Mr Zappa was a brillant musican
I'm just discover his interviews. What a amazing human being. Authentic, intelegent and stands behind his words through whole his career. Everything he says is gold.
Thank you.
Fascinated by this composer's life and work.
He was a very intelligent man and a bit eccentric but I wish I could have hung around with him it would have been fun
I wonder how many middle-aged Australians watched this show when it went out and thought, "Blimey, these kids aren't half right about things!"
love his work!!
GREAT INTERVIEW ! WEDNESDAY 3/27/24 MARCH 27, 2024
Too smart, he is too smart
What happened to all the fun in the world ?
Frank was all about organizing sound. Whatever came out of his head was put into notation. It took virtuosity to be in his band. I wonder what frank would think about rap music today. The influence that it has had on black culture.
I fell in love with his music. He could produce such strange noises and then put out something as beautiful as oh no
Sadly missed.
It's a very nice show here, in which Zappa is allowed to state his views on a lot of things, and field questions from every direction in his unique way. What a great time capsule!
edI missed Monday conference one of the Better interview programs in Australia. Don’t think it’s bettered the compere is very good
I thought you kept talking about terrorist dynamics, At the end of the interview, I think you meant terrace dynamics. 😂😂😂
What a fantastic interview. Wish the interviewers had some better questions though. Weirdly specific stuff. Really cool format though, I love these long interviews
Amnerika is unmatched.
with significant chunks of: 0:00 Amnerika Goes Home 3:02 None of the Above 4:57 Master Ringo 9:30 Get Whitey 12:22 Food Gathering in Post-Industrial America 14:21 Nap Time 15:38 Jolly Good Fellow (or izzit The World Could Wait No Longer?) 17:33 Outrage at Valdez 18:53 Welcome to The United States
The.free.family.4....life.ray.hylda.jean..judy.david.celeste.christian.boo.boo.
❤😂.david.free.❤😂
I.have.photo.frank..with.his.arms.around.me.and.my.sis.back.in.the.day..❤❤😂.David.free.friends.with.frank.zappa...zappa.for.life.
Swedish king as disguised pedestrian at 15:58-16:00
Swedish subtitles aired on swedish public service. Å vi älskar SVT!