yeah she treats me like she loves me and she never makes me cry, I'm gonna stick with her til the day I day, she's not like you baby she would never ever lie........this was as close to the best Zappa lyrical excursion as mainstream..I'm gonna go away and leave you standing at the door, I'm telling you pretty baby I won't be back no more........Now we're at the end of our tether in another time and looking back..a tragedy is straight ahead of us. "Plastic people oh baby how you're such a drag."
I'm 20, started listening to this when I was 18. When someone my age tells me about how much swag Nicki Minaj has, or how awesome LMFAO are, I think "fuck my generation".
Frank was bangin' and we all got it back in 1966 and we heard all the shit&irony and all&everything... smoke a jeef and cool it baby anyway the wind blows don't even know.
Actually, it is a parody of the standard R&B pop songs that you'd hear on the radio back then. Zappa was mocking them, yet having fun with it. And I think it sounds pretty swingin'.
there was a fucking version on youtube which sounded like it was being sung by Captain beefheart. does anyone know what the hell I'm talking about? it was on here just a few months ago.
Zappa's first album is an unhearlded rock masterpiece. I never understood why this album doesn't pop up on top 100 Greatest Rock Albums list. Soooo many great and weird pop classics.
I had PJ Kirkland from KGY in Olympia Washington play songs from side one and two on his late night AM radio show .. 1966-1967. the doo wop is beautiful .. you didn't try to call me ...wowie zowie ... go cry on somebody elses sholder and how could i be such a fool.. any way the wind blows .. all classics .. Phil Pearl .. I'll never be able to thank you enuf for that. PS remember me .. I was the guy that won the psychedellic poster contest.. d.douglas lukascik
..".No Commercial Potential".. .remember ? I heard that some early on record executive told Frank his music & career had " no commercial potential "...That's prob why Frank ended up owning Third Story Publishing & Record Label & who knows what else..& as far as his knowledge of music he'll be up there with the masters...*
@die2no 8 or 9 songs could have been a hit on this CD, they have the pop standard(and even Doo Wop on 1 song ) backbeat, and funny but great lyrics, definately one of the best cd's of all time!
@die2no Not in 1966...Top 40 AM radio only heard of the Beach Boys.....''Mothers of Invention''....''That must stand for ANARCHY''....''NO WAY WERE PLAYING THIS SHIT!!!''........and so began the birth of ''FreeForm'' FM Radio where all this good shit was played!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ONE of my favorite Mothers' songs! I grew up on this stuff...well I was a teenager...but these guys influenced me.
valeriemci1 1 month ago
yeah she treats me like she loves me and she never makes me cry, I'm gonna stick with her til the day I day, she's not like you baby she would never ever lie........this was as close to the best Zappa lyrical excursion as mainstream..I'm gonna go away and leave you standing at the door, I'm telling you pretty baby I won't be back no more........Now we're at the end of our tether in another time and looking back..a tragedy is straight ahead of us. "Plastic people oh baby how you're such a drag."
pacnwcomre1 1 month ago
I'm 20, started listening to this when I was 18. When someone my age tells me about how much swag Nicki Minaj has, or how awesome LMFAO are, I think "fuck my generation".
Jambodan 1 month ago
@Jambodan respect
magikkris 1 month ago
Frank was bangin' and we all got it back in 1966 and we heard all the shit&irony and all&everything... smoke a jeef and cool it baby anyway the wind blows don't even know.
johnnyfarout 2 months ago in playlist Zappa, Frank (and the Mothers of Invention) - Freak Out! 2
Ah, much better than the "Cruising With Ruben & The Jets" version.
purvicide 2 months ago
@ vampyros Zappa wrote this after his divorce.
SuperScorpio47 3 months ago
I really love the album Pregnant. I still have it (oh I am so old now). Okay, then I was 13 years old.
SuperTika123 3 months ago
@SuperTika123 You're not old, random stranger. Don't be so defeatist. Haha!
Saskatchewan00 1 month ago
I like Zappa but this is a piece of bubblegum tripe, and it ain't no "parody" of it either. There are great songs on 'Freak Out!' though.
vampyros1 4 months ago
@vampyros1
Actually, it is a parody of the standard R&B pop songs that you'd hear on the radio back then. Zappa was mocking them, yet having fun with it. And I think it sounds pretty swingin'.
mario64guy 3 months ago
@mario64guy I couldn't disagree more; glad you like it though.
vampyros1 3 months ago
damn epic song!
Ruuch666 4 months ago
Susie Creamcheese, what's got into you?
WytZox1 5 months ago 4
Ohhhh The Beatles!!!
MrNitsugaGuitar 6 months ago
I vote Frank Zappa for the best musician of the last Millenium.
Guitarmanblue 7 months ago 9
who made this track first? zappa or jj cale?
ichfinddich1 8 months ago
@ichfinddich1 Zappa. By several decades
AOAWHATSUP 8 months ago
@ichfinddich1 Zappa lol
sourjaws 7 months ago
I own the original vinyl press!
rosesarefree2009 9 months ago
Its so amazing how this is like the epitome of pop song in the 1960's and the genius could write it on an album with "brain police"
grimcow4000 10 months ago
zappa never ceases to amaze me
physicalgraffiti714 11 months ago
it is not Zappa or to fast
kordinia 1 year ago
Frank Zappa speaks to me lyrically.
Garboth 1 year ago
@Garboth
He speaks to me colonically...
doddsino 11 months ago
there was a fucking version on youtube which sounded like it was being sung by Captain beefheart. does anyone know what the hell I'm talking about? it was on here just a few months ago.
msa1985 1 year ago
@msa1985 I found a version on Grooveshark that sounded like Ike Willis was singing it
DimensionsofChange 1 year ago
@DimensionsofChange Oh I found the version I was thinking of. It's the version from "Joe's Corsage", recorded before the version in this video.
I like it a lot more.
msa1985 1 year ago
@msa1985 wait a minute, so beef heart sings like a black guy?
DimensionsofChange 1 year ago
@DimensionsofChange Kind of, he had a very soulful voice. Like old blues singers.
BTW I only thought it was Beefheart it was really Ray Collins, who also has a soulful voice and that's why I thought it might be Beefheart.
msa1985 1 year ago
@msa1985 it really is a good version. I can't believe this wasn't atleast closer to the top 40
DimensionsofChange 1 year ago
@DimensionsofChange sang* RIP
DimensionsofChange 8 months ago
@msa1985 joes corsage came after.
capnmurphycrunch 6 months ago
because it is not importent!
sigbangschmidt 1 year ago
This is quality, let it play and hope we all do something.
boyztomen 1 year ago
@nicknorthable correction. these "masters" are going to need to crane their necks just to see the bottom of Franks shoe.
TheSuperHeretic 1 year ago
Zappa's first album is an unhearlded rock masterpiece. I never understood why this album doesn't pop up on top 100 Greatest Rock Albums list. Soooo many great and weird pop classics.
qwisp 1 year ago 5
@qwisp It might be because you said it best... "Weird...." the general public doesn't like "weird" because they don't understand it. :)
vvtheduckvv 1 year ago
@vvtheduckvv It's also the irony and the sarcasm, people whose M.O is not compatible with satire would be unsettled
spideringoo 1 year ago
@spideringoo Yep, I'll give you that!
vvtheduckvv 1 year ago
RAD TITS FUCKING AMZING SONG !!!!!!!!
zcars1323 1 year ago 5
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I had PJ Kirkland from KGY in Olympia Washington play songs from side one and two on his late night AM radio show .. 1966-1967. the doo wop is beautiful .. you didn't try to call me ...wowie zowie ... go cry on somebody elses sholder and how could i be such a fool.. any way the wind blows .. all classics .. Phil Pearl .. I'll never be able to thank you enuf for that. PS remember me .. I was the guy that won the psychedellic poster contest.. d.douglas lukascik
bjorntooski 1 year ago
help i'm a rock
legalizethegreen 1 year ago
this songs sound is a lot like 'harlem shuffle' by bob and earl
classic song thou
raymazarek 1 year ago
Zappa was king
skovie23232 1 year ago
..".No Commercial Potential".. .remember ? I heard that some early on record executive told Frank his music & career had " no commercial potential "...That's prob why Frank ended up owning Third Story Publishing & Record Label & who knows what else..& as far as his knowledge of music he'll be up there with the masters...*
nicknorthable 2 years ago 4
zappa was way too far ahead of his time rip
hellbilly479 2 years ago 30
@hellbilly479 Thats why its so amazing that we have Dweezil taking up the reigns.
WhomTheGodsDetest 10 months ago
this could have easily had been an a top 40 hit.i
die2no 2 years ago 33
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animal90sFreak5 2 years ago
@die2no 8 or 9 songs could have been a hit on this CD, they have the pop standard(and even Doo Wop on 1 song ) backbeat, and funny but great lyrics, definately one of the best cd's of all time!
Sandbagger300 2 years ago
@die2no Not in 1966...Top 40 AM radio only heard of the Beach Boys.....''Mothers of Invention''....''That must stand for ANARCHY''....''NO WAY WERE PLAYING THIS SHIT!!!''........and so began the birth of ''FreeForm'' FM Radio where all this good shit was played!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
harstrib 3 months ago
Now my story can be told...LOL. As bizarre as this is, it makes you want to dance!
mickindanny 2 years ago 4