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In England to moon someone is to Brown them. On the bus someone offered a Pound for someone to Brown the outside world, hence Pound for a Brown.

@Darksky1001able Celtic music was an original music. Asian music seems to have been influenced back in the 1200's by Celtic music. Even music from Mexico has it's roots with the Celts. In the US, Zydeco, Blue Grass, Blues, Rock etc. all have their roots coming from the great music of yesterye...

A women with two vaginas walks into a bar . . .

First time I saw them was in 67. They were called the Warlocks. A couple months later they changed their name to the Dead. Last time I saw them was at Shoreline in the south bay. A couple months later Garcia pulled the plug. Last California Concert. Saw just the two. The first and the last. Alph...

Mercury doesn't have a magnetic field.

Great concept. The aircraft part would need minimum return to launch work. And to achieve any orbit at any time has it's advantages. A plane design like this one has already flown so it should work great. Leave it to the business world to fix NASA's problem.

First time I heard them was back in the early 90's. Zappa had them on one of CD's.

The English version of Electric Ladyland had naked women on the front. When I brought a copy back my mom threw it away. I retrieved it and still have it to this day. One of my favorite Hendrix songs. I'm glad I got to see him live a few times.

Zappa always put on a great show. Never the same twice. A few friends and I saw him in LA, next night in Santa Barbara, on to the City, then over to Sacramento and finally up the hill into Reno. Different music at all of them.

If you like this song then you really need to listen to Ed Palermo doing Aybe Sea. With Mike Keneally on guitar, it's one of the most beautiful guitar solos I've ever heard.

Very good. Having seen Zappa a couple of dozen times, I think you have Bozio looking over his shoulder.

If you like Prince on this cut, you may just like, zpz zomby with Steve Vai

Enjoyed it. Do you understand the part when they sing, Oh my Papa! It's a thinking segment. See if you can link it. It has to do with the hole in the Earths crust. Think I'll eat some clams. Great Job! Next Greggary Peccary.

One of my favorite drum parts is in Billy the Mountain on the Playground Psychotic album. You have to fast forward to about minute 20. He starts out soft and slow and ramps it up. Then you remember that he has already played for 20 minutes. Zappa always got the best from performers. Best BTM tra...

Back in junior high school I had a band with Reggie Knighton who later joined the Grass Roots. When I was 8 my guitars teachers son later joined the Eagles. (Tim Schmit) And in high school a senior in our class, Craig Chaquico joined up with my English teacher Jack Traylor, and formed Steelwind....

Ah those were the days, Too bad I grew up.

Dave Mason, a bit underrated. Saw him many years ago with Livingstone Taylor (James Taylor's brother) up at Angles Camp. Always a good show there.

My guitar teacher's son was in the group. He gave me the sheet music for this song. I was only 8 or 9 but loved playing. Those were the good ole days in Sacramento.

This version is very good too. Slovenian jazz group

does Out of Africa

I remember in the 60's seeing Pink Floyd along with The Nice. (Keith Emerson)

For all you bleeding hearts out there. This is a reality type show. Which means, it's all set up. They all are. There's no such thing as a non set up reality show. You can't go 3, 5, 10 seasons without staging something to keep the interest. This lady should have known what she was getting into...

Yes it was a great show. I think ZPZ's best. (5th time for me). And the playing with Eric Johnson was superb. (Hot Rats) This concert was better than some of his dad's show. (at least 25 of them too)

Do some Zappa

The first time I saw them, they were still the Warlocks. The last time I saw them was their last California Concert. Took 45 minutes to find parking. Looked at the street sign and it said, Garcia Street. Driving home that night we got 2 flat tires. We pulled over at the side of the highway and t...

I was lucky enough to see Zappa a dozen times or so. 68 albums and a few bootlegs too. Wish I was in my 40's. First concert I saw was in 73. 11 piece band. Blew my mind. I was weened on The Mothers. Never looked back. MITB