9/10.) Oh No/Son Of Orange County-Frank Zappa and The Mothers- A Token Of HIs Extreme

[shadowmalik009]

lovely song

[forksmuggler]

Oh no, I don't believe someone "dislikes" this!

[crazydiamond7471]

i especially love frank's "moment" at 2:23

[superkulmedkniv25]

I really want to buy "a token of his" extreme on DVD, but can't find it anywhere.

[legbider]

@superkulmedkniv25 I just got the 1 hour 45 min German version complete show and the "Dub version" included. It cost me 9 euros and came from Poland.. It's great to watch w/out interruptions.

[Vilcand]

It´s so absolutely Unique and Magic....

[JohnTvrz]

Truly exclnt....though when I saw the name I knew it would be quality....

[JimmyLeeVanDePutte]

Doesn't get any better!

[MrDimikor]

Incredible solo, amazing Zappa!!!

[poado]

genius



[Chatetris]

This sounds very similar to one segment on side 1 of Lumpy Gravy.

[tguy805]

The face made at 2:51 is classic!

[LOOZEPHYR]

What an awesome version of SOOC - wow! I only know the Roxy version but this kicks ass! Brilliant - thanks

[phattskis]

Love how he subtly changed his tone at 4:20. Perfect use of a wah pedal. Even though I love to "wakawakawaka" on mine (like most people use the wah--ala Voodoo Chile) FZ was one of the first guitarists, if not THE first, to use the wah in a static position. The way he uses the overtones and feedback that build to build and compliment his solos has always amazed me as a phan and astounded me as a guitar player. What a phreakin' genius. Thanks for posting this. :)

[dinnaena]

Fuckin amazin!

[dajohnthomas69]

Great song...Zappa was the only one bold and courageous enough to forgo the formula of the love song, to break open te structure in the musical sense and of course lyrically...and speak in earnest and with honesty about the trials and tribulations about man/woman and a lot of other things that I need not to say

[sergiame]

this song Oh no, in what fz's album could I find it?

[StAlfonzosPancakes1]

@sergiame burnt weeny sandwich

[dajohnthomas69]

@StAlfonzosPancakes1 It's not on the burnt weeny sandwich album.

[MikeGiunta]

@StAlfonzosPancakes1 'Oh No' is actually on Weasels Ripped My Flesh...

The melody was actually one of the main themes in Lumpy Gravy

[StAlfonzosPancakes1]

@MikeGiunta oh whoops! i knew that lol

[dogsmeasuredogs]

@sergiame also check the bootleg Unmitigated Audacity. sound quality is a bit rough, but its a great performance.

[UZOFusion]

@sergiame "Weasel's ripped My Flesh" Straight instrumental is on "Make a Jazz Noise Here"

[UZOFusion]

Napoleon is so GREAT in this!

[staingler]

@sergiame You can hear it in Make A Jazz Noise Here too!!

[BigKahuna93]

why is oh no cut off?

[StAlfonzosPancakes1]

@BigKahuna93 where?

[StAlfonzosPancakes1]

@BigKahuna93 oh it goes into the next song. watch the whole playlist its an awesome show