Its funny. I watched the Occupy girls with the same mentality but wearing rags bought from Goodwill so they can prove a pointless point. At least in the 80s girls had more pride,but everything today is backwords..Like a complete 180 for sure.
I was surprised that when this came out a lot of people hadnt heard people talk like this.I grew up at the beach and waaaay too many people talked like this....................bag your face Im sure.
I remember hearing this on the radio (maybe American Top 40?) when I was 4. I never heard it again until right now. I had no idea Zappa did this. I only remembered the line "gag me with a spoon". Nice to have a closure to a thirty year old mystery memory...
Zappa made some awesome Jazz Fusion which remains under appreciated to this day and one of my favorite musical genres, yet I stayed away from him for a long time because of this song thinking he was just another novelty song writer. His biggest hit is his worst song.
Oh my God was it him that sang this? I heard this on the radio once and i had no idea who sang this. I was looking for something else and found this. This is a really good song.
Its funny because everyone in California thought it was funny and used this as a joke, while the rest of the country seemed to think it was what all the "cool" people in California did.
Because this is pretty much what every girl sounded like, it wasn't a joke and it wasn't started by this song, it was an evolution of of the 70's accent.
You just got used to it. The only girls who didn't talk like that were like the nerdy girls who barely ever spoke.
Next you're going to say everyone didn't have feathered hair in the 70's for some horrible reason.
@loldude83 People still do talk like this, except that it's become a part of mainstream culture. (And online, I swear, teenage girls say "like, OMG" so often... "It's like, totally, gagging me with a spoon."
Frank Zappa is such a BADASS. I know his philosophy was all people are assholes until proven guilty, and he is right to a point. But, I wonder if his kids, or his daughter specifically really was a valley girl, or some other thing he didn't like, would he still love them the way they are, would he tell them to get their shit together and stop being assholes...if one of his sons was gay, or decided to go into politics...?? Thoughts?
The thing people don't realize is that the way of speaking where you say, "He goes ... then I go ... then he's like all ... then I'm all ... " was not in use before this song came out, and now it's a standard teenage dialect. It's all his fault.
I hope to someday have a daughter that is as much of a snarky, cynical bitch as Moon Unit. By that, I mean a kid with a personality and some kind of social awareness and self-respect. Hilarious!
it's funny to imagine that this was written to parody some girls whom she knew at school. it accidentally became a success and nearly everyone started to talk like this...
@karsten69 it's "funny" that 30 years later, morons still talk very similar... and it has spread even further... i know people with a phd who talk like that... gnahh!!
@karsten69 Since it was California it would have spread worldwide anyway through movies and whatnot. But dear god, how horrible I find it to hear this accent in real life. I swear it cripples me sometimes. I hate those bastards and I wish someday that they die and quickly.
@Morgethein By the way, "religion" literally means "way to understand God" and "God" means "Supreme Being, Creator". So Deism would technically qualify as a religion. Also, worship means "to serve and show appreciation to God", which in Frank's case and probably most Deist's cases, means being a good force and power upon existence. When asked how he goes about showing his religious side, he said "its not about showing it off.. I don't think showing it off makes a person more religious."
@Morgethein Yeah but seeing as the majority of the most famous geniuses in our books were Deists, and how science eventually always points toward Deism, I think there's something to it. His many quotes belittling religion, if you will notice, are more about belittling the feeble minded fools who let themselves be manipulated like puppets with the strings of a device like religion. The quote that cleared it up for me if he was religious was "do you consider yourself religious?" "Oh, absolutely."
@Morgethein He seems to probably be a deist, like most super-geniuses. Many famous people who are claimed to be atheists were actually deists, but people just branded them atheists n spread it around until the bs became considered the truth. Find me a shred of proof that he was an atheist, because I have video proof of him stating he was "absolutely" religious.
@Morgethein he wasn't an atheist. I'm tired of people thinking he was an atheist. He was religious, but kept it very private and mysterious. He believed in something.
I remember this when I was 15 and now I've "discovered" the rest of Zappa. I used to think him more of a Weird Al but the dude was more of a Beck, only obviously the other way around. I never understood his influence or why he was in the Rock Hall but now I get it. This tune is pretty damn catchy by the way..
Homophobic? Zappa was probably the least homophobic man working in rock in the 70s. His music is no more homophobic than Lenny Bruce's work. Zappa's piano player was an (out) gay man at the time too. Perhaps you don't comprehend what a Valley Girl is.
@Morgethein hmm, he's probably not a homophobe, but the lyrics do play on the whole gay-men-are-actually-pedophiles lie. I guess I'll just look at it in light of the early 80s backlash against queers.
Frank Zappa's song 'Valley Girl' appeared on the 'Ship arriving too late to save a drowning Witch' album released in May 1982, while the Nicholas Cage movie of the same name wasn't released until late April 1983 fully 12 months later
Zappa was clearly even more of a genius than we have given him credit for. Very few people have the ability to travel forward in time, steal a song and then travel back 12 months to claim it as their own.
@wager42 ...uh, it's the other way around, man. Zappa came first, the inspiration for the movie came from this song. Zappa handled his lyrics like Gallagher his comedy, observation first, then social commentary rife with sarcasm. My kind of musician, and a true genius the likes of which we will probably never see again.
Man, I really love zappa, but what the hell happened? lack of drugs addled his ability to distinguish the seperate music I guess, and you just end up with this mess of noises all in the same key.
When I first heard this in the 80s I HATED it!! But now, compared to what's out there (and on those stupid idol shows) this is GREAT-or at least better than today's stuff. I'll take the 80s over today's American Idiot crap! And Frank's from my home town! Would rather listen to Frank's avant-garde style. Guess that describes it.
@Zimbob1201 Excuse me but have you paid attention to the accents today? It comes from this accent here. And YOU'RE copying the 'gag me' slang as well. Your '80s is crap' cliche is boring and invalid as hell too.
@ColtraneTaylor Some dumbasses just can't understand SARCASM. And I'm not saying accents today are any better-DID YOU EVEN SEEEEEE THAT IN MY COMMENT?!?!?!?!?! You're a dumbass for claiming I said something when so clearly I didn't!!! Regardless, accents today are hell of a lot more tolerable than they were in that wretched decade. Yeesh!!
oh, she had me until Pac -Man ... I would've married her if it had only been Ms. Pac-Man (that's Mizz not Miss people)
atrios28 4 days ago
When this song came out, I couldn't understand a word she says. But now, after 30 years, I understand every word. That's scary!
jackdeath 1 week ago
Its funny. I watched the Occupy girls with the same mentality but wearing rags bought from Goodwill so they can prove a pointless point. At least in the 80s girls had more pride,but everything today is backwords..Like a complete 180 for sure.
1millionscovilleclub 1 week ago 2
OMG!!!!!!
3:45
Barabak100 1 week ago
Zappa's daughter (Moon Unit) did the vocals on this - she deserves a retrospective Grammy for absolutely nailing Valspeak.
crapatev 1 week ago 5
@crapatev agreed
demigodof9 14 hours ago
my name, my name is andrieeaaa vincent..LOL
Nigeneration921001 3 weeks ago
Oh, right could you like just picture me in a like a leather teddy? Yeah right, hurt me, hurt me I'm sure no way!!
charlieidx 3 weeks ago
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funkster007 3 weeks ago
are , ;like omy god, are um BMW still the ultimate cruisemobiles?
woodskier 1 month ago
Valley Girl has Got It.
billyinc1 1 month ago
Lol well finally found out what 'Mr Bufu' meant.
JacobBlackLova 1 month ago
like...you know...civilization is SOOO doomed? ya know? as in totally? doomed?
arew234 1 month ago
Who else besides Frank would put the bass as the most up front instrument in the mix with everything else buried in the back. Genius.
cwphunky68 1 month ago 6
The Zappa family's "Intellectual Property".
Swatantra100 1 month ago
ok fine
DarrenA1000 1 month ago
And now, everyone talks like this, even 40 year old cable TV hosts, proving it's easier to climb down the evolutionary ladder than up.
wygtam 1 month ago
Classic Zappa, for sure.
TheOneEyedHound 1 month ago
my teacher talked about this in my class and i had to look it up
uptop84 1 month ago
Man, Moon Unit did a great job in this. she is totally valley, for sure.
evangelistbarry65 1 month ago
I'm going to be going 'dum dum da da dum dum da da valley girl' for the next 3 hours.
SquishedButterfly 1 month ago
"intah the kleen stuf like pac-man..." LOL!
allexx30 2 months ago
I was surprised that when this came out a lot of people hadnt heard people talk like this.I grew up at the beach and waaaay too many people talked like this....................bag your face Im sure.
LLB61959 2 months ago 2
this man was wayyyyy head of the curve!!
elvispresley718 2 months ago
I LOVE the bass in this song. It's so damn catchy.
CommElite 2 months ago 2
was this roxie cotton's theme?
barni281 2 months ago
I remember hearing this on the radio (maybe American Top 40?) when I was 4. I never heard it again until right now. I had no idea Zappa did this. I only remembered the line "gag me with a spoon". Nice to have a closure to a thirty year old mystery memory...
hurikayne1 2 months ago 3
1:12
bagyourface 2 months ago
Seems like NINA HAGGEN with?
MsVictor1956 2 months ago
Can you believe this was getting airplay in 82? What a fuckin' period that was
notmorphy 2 months ago
The 19 people hat dislike this are valley girls x
JordanBiTCHVoase 2 months ago
@JordanBiTCHVoase Seams like NINA HAGGEN with
MsVictor1956 2 months ago
Kreayshawn is a new version of the ol Valley Girlz,
she even dropped a reference to this song in Gucci Gucci
lifetruthjustice0000 2 months ago
Zappa made some awesome Jazz Fusion which remains under appreciated to this day and one of my favorite musical genres, yet I stayed away from him for a long time because of this song thinking he was just another novelty song writer. His biggest hit is his worst song.
Daemonocracy 2 months ago
My God, that bass is AMAZING!
TGRT91 2 months ago
Oh god make it stop!
I remember finding it funny 20 years ago but now its like fingernails on a blackboard.
Oh it's horrible. LOL. It's causing me pain but I can't stop listening!
It's like that song "mother" by the police.
Whew! It's over. Thank god!
vention4wh 2 months ago
At times this song sums up how my sister and her friends act.
glisteningdarkness 2 months ago
Moon Zappa and Planet Zappa together...
MrWaterpumpkin 3 months ago
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MultiRiri10 3 months ago
this is zappa's daughter , moon unit zappa
MrDogoman 3 months ago
Oh my God was it him that sang this? I heard this on the radio once and i had no idea who sang this. I was looking for something else and found this. This is a really good song.
blonde7000 3 months ago
This was maybe the most powerful one-hits ever! Mad a pretty big splash!
gregoryagogo 3 months ago
Its funny because everyone in California thought it was funny and used this as a joke, while the rest of the country seemed to think it was what all the "cool" people in California did.
SuperRandomness12345 3 months ago
@SuperRandomness12345 You didn't live in California in the 80's, did you?
Because this is pretty much what every girl sounded like, it wasn't a joke and it wasn't started by this song, it was an evolution of of the 70's accent.
You just got used to it. The only girls who didn't talk like that were like the nerdy girls who barely ever spoke.
Next you're going to say everyone didn't have feathered hair in the 70's for some horrible reason.
Just be glad we live now.
loldude83 2 months ago
@loldude83 People still do talk like this, except that it's become a part of mainstream culture. (And online, I swear, teenage girls say "like, OMG" so often... "It's like, totally, gagging me with a spoon."
shmuli9 2 months ago
love you Laura xxx
waveydavey100 3 months ago
whenever I hear this, i always think Emily A.
Montera15 4 months ago
My English teacher is like Mr. Bufu
Louielounge 4 months ago 15
@Louielounge He's like, Lord King Bufu.
charlieidx 3 weeks ago
miss u frank!
elvispresley718 4 months ago
why the fuck is "how to make your cum taste good" in the suggestions?!
craz3killa 4 months ago 56
@craz3killa Because of Mr. Bufu..?
Ferdinand1989 4 months ago
@craz3killa i bet you clicked that link though lmao.
xDiamondDoll702x 4 months ago
@craz3killa Trying to make cum taste good is like trying to find God, it's impossible. Unless you're on some really good drugs.
XIIIBAER 2 months ago
@XIIIBAER Try celery. Avoid asparagus.
BlandAmbition 2 months ago 2
@craz3killa It's not there anymore... what do you have to do? Drink 10 gallons of orange juice? :D
Mauroleiicus 1 month ago
@craz3killa Good question (eat lots of fruit)...
Trekker1801 1 month ago
Still a fun song to listen to after all these years!
caplovesthesteelers1 4 months ago
Heard this on 80's on 8 on Sirius XM yesterday, freaking hilarious lol
NCXDesigns 4 months ago
OMG I still talk like this sometimes... and I didn't grow up in the Valley... I grew up in the South Bay of Los Angeles! :-)
socalgirlintx 4 months ago
I think this may be one of the best things I've ever heard. Makes me wish I was 15 in 1982.
LazyMan9000 4 months ago
Frank Zappa is such a BADASS. I know his philosophy was all people are assholes until proven guilty, and he is right to a point. But, I wonder if his kids, or his daughter specifically really was a valley girl, or some other thing he didn't like, would he still love them the way they are, would he tell them to get their shit together and stop being assholes...if one of his sons was gay, or decided to go into politics...?? Thoughts?
samudaseraphim 4 months ago
ha caught myself playin this tonite
OSixx 4 months ago
omg now i wish i was a valley girl
julietbooze 4 months ago
No need to DNA test Moon Unit for her bloodline......
buzzardbait99 4 months ago 4
Is it bad that I love Val speak? Somehow I just grew up looking up to this way of speaking >_< but I'm like, really trying to cut back you know?
LLLeeeeeeeee 4 months ago 2
ya like totally the voice of a generation i"m shur
camiblack1 4 months ago
Unit is the perfect parody of the valley girl. She's learned well.
probrojeffro 4 months ago
The chorus of backup chorus of "valley girl' makes her sound like godzilla., I am so shur
hugginduff 4 months ago 3
The chorus of backup chorus of "valley girl' makes her sound like godzilla.
hugginduff 4 months ago
killer bass
wickedclown4lyfe1 4 months ago
....killer bass groove
ReeseMac 4 months ago
so bitchin'
Flash45 4 months ago
This song is like totally awesome.
MrMatt9009 4 months ago
like, omg.... totally awesome
TheAvbtll 4 months ago 3
The thing people don't realize is that the way of speaking where you say, "He goes ... then I go ... then he's like all ... then I'm all ... " was not in use before this song came out, and now it's a standard teenage dialect. It's all his fault.
smithrs 4 months ago
I want a doughter like her !!!! Barf me out !!!!
Melkmeule 4 months ago
grodie to the max! barf out
BradSD25 5 months ago
I hope to someday have a daughter that is as much of a snarky, cynical bitch as Moon Unit. By that, I mean a kid with a personality and some kind of social awareness and self-respect. Hilarious!
arsxxmoriendi 5 months ago 3
I want to punch the bitch in the face.
Owneador1337 5 months ago
@Owneador1337 That's his daughter, moon-unit, she literally invented the valley-girl by improvising this in a song.
AngstRiddenAnnoyance 5 months ago
@AngstRiddenAnnoyance I know. I'd still punch her hard.
Owneador1337 5 months ago
@AngstRiddenAnnoyance haa no way. she improvised this? that's great.
barkpeeler2000 5 months ago
@barkpeeler2000 Heck yeah! Lol! :-)
AngstRiddenAnnoyance 5 months ago
it's funny to imagine that this was written to parody some girls whom she knew at school. it accidentally became a success and nearly everyone started to talk like this...
karsten69 5 months ago 40
@karsten69 it's "funny" that 30 years later, morons still talk very similar... and it has spread even further... i know people with a phd who talk like that... gnahh!!
notthere83 4 months ago
@karsten69 Since it was California it would have spread worldwide anyway through movies and whatnot. But dear god, how horrible I find it to hear this accent in real life. I swear it cripples me sometimes. I hate those bastards and I wish someday that they die and quickly.
ColtraneTaylor 4 months ago
@karsten69 Oh god really? I feel so fucking sorry for her now T_T
DarthFennec 4 months ago
For sure!
Gmancrap 3 months ago
I miss the Galleria.
smithrs 5 months ago
i was 12 when this came out ... and i was not a valley girl btw. but i had the cassette. loved the music.
anahata58 5 months ago
I went to High school with girls like that in the mid 2000's...I guess some things never change.
Nine00 5 months ago 3
Killer Album from my days of yore. Thanks for post:)
Steacy783 5 months ago
17 idiots are dirtbags
SEMPERFIMAC2 5 months ago
bag those toenails. Like baggin Chelsea Clinton's face.
SEMPERFIMAC2 5 months ago
Thumbs up if one of your friends speaks like this.
TheMastermindL 5 months ago
gag me with a spoon ..lmao
PhoenixAvenging 5 months ago
"Lord God King BUFU" LMAO
turtledadd 5 months ago
she sounds like Sarah Palin
corv989 5 months ago 3
@corv989
Sarah Palin sounds like her
greasemonkey1228 5 months ago
@greasemonkey1228 Do NOT insult Frank Zappa by mentioning S@r@h P@l*n in the same anything with him.
Thank you, thank you very much.
screendude69 5 months ago in playlist Frank Zappa
@screendude69
LOL
you got it
greasemonkey1228 4 months ago
Es imposible sentirse ofendido por esta canción si se conoce su historia!
Moon Unit Zappa,1982
glaeken14 5 months ago 2
I just fucked a valley bitch in the mouth
They might be dumb and spoiled
But they sure know how to suck dick
superkulmedkniv25 5 months ago
@superkulmedkniv25 you should have fucked in the skulll...lol
markas5 5 months ago
@markas5 shieht
superkulmedkniv25 5 months ago
OH Mah Gaw! Your toenails are like soooo Grodie!
abitar65 5 months ago
Cool!
DanzyRD 5 months ago
"Valley Girl sweet so sweet and pure" HaHa
catolog96 5 months ago 2
@Morgethein By the way, "religion" literally means "way to understand God" and "God" means "Supreme Being, Creator". So Deism would technically qualify as a religion. Also, worship means "to serve and show appreciation to God", which in Frank's case and probably most Deist's cases, means being a good force and power upon existence. When asked how he goes about showing his religious side, he said "its not about showing it off.. I don't think showing it off makes a person more religious."
stfwho 5 months ago
@Morgethein Yeah but seeing as the majority of the most famous geniuses in our books were Deists, and how science eventually always points toward Deism, I think there's something to it. His many quotes belittling religion, if you will notice, are more about belittling the feeble minded fools who let themselves be manipulated like puppets with the strings of a device like religion. The quote that cleared it up for me if he was religious was "do you consider yourself religious?" "Oh, absolutely."
stfwho 5 months ago
Gag me with a spoon!!!
tslater131 5 months ago
@Morgethein He seems to probably be a deist, like most super-geniuses. Many famous people who are claimed to be atheists were actually deists, but people just branded them atheists n spread it around until the bs became considered the truth. Find me a shred of proof that he was an atheist, because I have video proof of him stating he was "absolutely" religious.
stfwho 5 months ago
@Morgethein he wasn't an atheist. I'm tired of people thinking he was an atheist. He was religious, but kept it very private and mysterious. He believed in something.
stfwho 5 months ago
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@ Marantzino ; "I don't like this tune. Too noisy."
umm, have you ever experienced the verbal diarrhea that STILL comes outta some of these chicks mouths ??!!
ppfff !! whadayouknow anyways.
frankzappasdamannnnnn !!
aberbeklecker 5 months ago
and now most girls talk like this! All over the world! Like, totally!
Wilfslad 5 months ago
catchy song :) like totally, for sure, for sure
AvtomatZaKufe 6 months ago
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AvtomatZaKufe 6 months ago
hahahahahahahaha this just made my day !
annabellecushman1 6 months ago
I remember this when I was 15 and now I've "discovered" the rest of Zappa. I used to think him more of a Weird Al but the dude was more of a Beck, only obviously the other way around. I never understood his influence or why he was in the Rock Hall but now I get it. This tune is pretty damn catchy by the way..
ttmilbr 6 months ago
I sing this song everytime a bimbo walks past and no one knows what I mean it's awesome
Hitman38200 6 months ago
like like like like like like like like
Joiice12Rockzz 6 months ago
wow dumb bitches have spoken the same way for decades.
Oadinatz 6 months ago
Like o my god.i was 18 when this came out..I'm 47 and still laughing...life's good
TheGreeneyes777 6 months ago 3
Kim Kardashian?
J5MARLON 6 months ago
I don't like this tune. Too noisy.
Marantzino 6 months ago
Sadly the valley girl syndrome is now an established world wide phenomenon.
MrAzdaz 6 months ago 4
Unutterably splendid. Cheers!
rendleshack 6 months ago
I hate U2, Bono should die.
larglemonster 6 months ago 5
@larglemonster Thank You!
mohawk1020 6 months ago
@larglemonster
he's certainly past his prime -
SupernalOne 6 months ago
@SupernalOne--Yeah, I guess when you're dead, you're definitely "past your prime."
handyman1017 6 months ago 6
@handyman1017 LoL.
anahata58 5 months ago
I think I have to jump in here and mention that his daughter MOON UNIT ZAPPA does the "singing". Just so Frank doesn't get all the credit.
TheJameslehr 6 months ago 5
Homophobic? Zappa was probably the least homophobic man working in rock in the 70s. His music is no more homophobic than Lenny Bruce's work. Zappa's piano player was an (out) gay man at the time too. Perhaps you don't comprehend what a Valley Girl is.
MindbenderMilo 6 months ago 4
That's right, Awndreeah.
Ferdinand1989 6 months ago
For sure for sure...Valley
MegaLodewijk 6 months ago
like omg this song is soo bitchin =D
ThortonSpectrous 6 months ago
Was 10 years old when this came out...great stuff when your a kid!
theirishinc 6 months ago
isnt that moon unit being the valley grrl?
ouidaja 6 months ago
@ouidaja yeah.
lexilynne1997 6 months ago
@ouidaja Yep
LibertyCityMayhem95 6 months ago
Genius is such a strong word.
JhonathanFree 6 months ago
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she just wants some bitchin clothes.
pite9 6 months ago
interesting... i wonder whether that album art was an inspiration to the designer of the aphex twin logo...
notthere83 6 months ago
it was probably already said in the comments, but that is Zappa's daughter, Moon Unit as the valley girl
TayR0C 7 months ago
@Morgethein hmm, he's probably not a homophobe, but the lyrics do play on the whole gay-men-are-actually-pedophiles lie. I guess I'll just look at it in light of the early 80s backlash against queers.
edzekiel101 7 months ago
gag me with a spoon, what a tune
lecrapauddejerri9 7 months ago
Stolen from the movie Valley Girl?????
Frank Zappa's song 'Valley Girl' appeared on the 'Ship arriving too late to save a drowning Witch' album released in May 1982, while the Nicholas Cage movie of the same name wasn't released until late April 1983 fully 12 months later
Zappa was clearly even more of a genius than we have given him credit for. Very few people have the ability to travel forward in time, steal a song and then travel back 12 months to claim it as their own.
feralmoggy 7 months ago 4
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he stole from the movie Valley Girl this sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!
wager42 7 months ago
@wager42 ...uh, it's the other way around, man. Zappa came first, the inspiration for the movie came from this song. Zappa handled his lyrics like Gallagher his comedy, observation first, then social commentary rife with sarcasm. My kind of musician, and a true genius the likes of which we will probably never see again.
thepunemonster56 7 months ago 2
@thepunemonster56 then he musically smashed a watermelon with a sledgehammer.....musically
Oadinatz 6 months ago
11 people were made to clean the cat box
DeadButFeelingBetter 7 months ago
Girls said 'groady to the max!' back in the 60's.
glimmer2158 7 months ago
@glimmer2158 actually that was a 70's phrase, in the 60's it was "totally counter rev and bogue dude!"
Animatrixx 6 months ago
That's some filthy bass.
Zerojimm 7 months ago 54
@Zerojimm
If you like that style try some old Max Webster from Canada! Try "Check" ,later!
IMheady 5 months ago
now the whole country talks like this LOL, most sentences end as a question
theeasybeats 7 months ago
my girl was a new york princess and a southern gal - and I miss her from ages,
mrstevenos 7 months ago
Man, I really love zappa, but what the hell happened? lack of drugs addled his ability to distinguish the seperate music I guess, and you just end up with this mess of noises all in the same key.
annoythefish 7 months ago
@annoythefish
ZAPPA is our Motzart
sorry he is the best we got
and he is pretty damn good
bkeay100 7 months ago
@annoythefish I think that was the point...."ya' right, hurt-me hurt-me, totally, like fer sure..."
69torus 7 months ago
I just realized how homophobic this song is. I don't know how I didn't pick up on before.
edzekiel101 7 months ago
When I first heard this in the 80s I HATED it!! But now, compared to what's out there (and on those stupid idol shows) this is GREAT-or at least better than today's stuff. I'll take the 80s over today's American Idiot crap! And Frank's from my home town! Would rather listen to Frank's avant-garde style. Guess that describes it.
bullfrog1954 7 months ago 2
um theres no age to appreciate Zappa, hes already appreciate by every new born since 1977
TheDukeofVitaminC 7 months ago 2
Moon is hotie!
UsedNewsToday 7 months ago
I want a video with that bassline isolated... it's a masterpiece itself!
wmo1801 7 months ago
Just another reason i thank god i was not born in the eighties. Gag me, please. blegh!
Zimbob1201 7 months ago
@Zimbob1201 Excuse me but have you paid attention to the accents today? It comes from this accent here. And YOU'RE copying the 'gag me' slang as well. Your '80s is crap' cliche is boring and invalid as hell too.
ColtraneTaylor 4 months ago
@ColtraneTaylor Some dumbasses just can't understand SARCASM. And I'm not saying accents today are any better-DID YOU EVEN SEEEEEE THAT IN MY COMMENT?!?!?!?!?! You're a dumbass for claiming I said something when so clearly I didn't!!! Regardless, accents today are hell of a lot more tolerable than they were in that wretched decade. Yeesh!!
Zimbob1201 3 months ago
@Zimbob1201 Saying the 80s accents were horrible isn't sarcasm, idiot.
ColtraneTaylor 3 months ago
Like, Ohmigosh. Frank and Moon hit #32 in Billboard, 9-11-82. Totally grody! Thanx for postin' it!
DaveWollenberg 7 months ago 2
man the 80's were the best!
xso61673 7 months ago