Frank Zappa - Trouble Every Day 1966

primer album de frank zappa & the mothers of invention


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Education

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• Frank Zappa
• mothers of invention
• freak out
• 1966

[probrojeffro]

You have to think that Frank being so smart he just got pissed at the trite nature of life in general, especially the music biz. He was the mad master of human commentary. Always experimenting, always open, never afraid of the chaos called life, but always willing to rag on it as needed. Thanks Frank.

[FloydTheBarbara]

40+ years later and the stuff frank is singin about is still true....very sad

[roscofaemoscow]

Sadly this is still relevant, it also makes a mockery of anyone who dismisses frank as a self indulgent talentless musician, i will never understand either point of view

[MrAllendale5]

That particular song got no airplay, at the time it was most apropo, not surprising, and it is more poignant today. After Mr. Zappa's passing, he, like Howard Zinn was not mentioned anywhere in the free press, the mediums they represented most accurately.

[oldgeezer68]

@GymnopedieTornado Not trying to put words in Frank's mouth, but I understand Frank to mean he didn't like the situation that people were at odds over something as stupid as race. I still have this in vinyl from the 60's and in all these decades I dont think there is anything to support your notion that he is taking anybody's side, white or black or cops or anybody. He was on the side of doing the right thing.

[GymnopedieTornado]

@oldgeezer68 Look, I'm not saying Zappa was a racist white supremacist or anything. That's crazy. All I'm saying is---par for the course with him---he's not really concerned with being PC. And that this song, written shortly after the Watts Riots, clearly sympathizes with the white victims of the riot, which is an interesting choice when writing about racial unrest in the 1960's. It's clearly meant to bridge the gap, it just kind of surprised me.

[Redrover8431]

@GymnopedieTornado "I'm not black but there's a hole lot of times I wish I could say I'm not white" does'nt sound like he's putting the blame on black folks to me.

[oldgeezer68]

@GymnopedieTornado May I suggest that if you think Frank was blaming blacks, you go learn something about him? Unlike most anywhere else, I'd suggest the burden of proof is on you, not Frank. You need to understand what he's saying, not go by what you think he's saying.

[valeriemci1]

OH the memories!!!! I remember the first time I heard this music....I was turned on to the Mothers by another band....what great memories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This band was ONE of the greatest of ALL time!!!

[lester5192]

He is playing a guitarron.

[mickeymousebiker1]

Welcome to the New Year, 2012. Let's see what's in store for us all, kids -- more riots, more warfare, more lost hope among the working poor, more corporate empty suits screwing us all, Iran giving America and Israel the universal finger salute in response to criticism over its nuclear program, et al. Frank Zappa was part prophet. 

[tippimail1]

My favorite Zappa song.I had this album when it came out.Blow your harmonica,son.And it was the first album that i tripped out to!