Zappa - Sweden 1973 1. Montana
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dam i wish there was someone as great as zappa scouting musicans nowadays
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I went to high school in a pretty small town. In the 80s, all the "cool" kids were into Ratt and Bob Jovi. They had probably never heard a Zappa record. Anyways, there was a lower income, mentally disabled kid in school. Always wore dated hand-me-downs and was ridiculed. One day, he wore a Zappa T-shirt and all the "cool" morons laughed. The irony is that Zappa could rock harder than any of the cheeseballs those idiots listned to!!!
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Blasted this on my way to my first set of university level classes today. The bass on this makes it IMPOSSIBLE to not strut. This is THE BEST song to walk to, no lie.
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3 minutes plus of bliss. I don't know whether to sit here stunned or to say YEAH!!
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This Frank's best guitar solo of all time IMO!!!
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@wesbroadway that lil thing is called a tritone from an F to a B
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ahhhh.... MONTANA ... one of my favorite Zappa tunes!
The studio album solo, is one of my favorite guitar solos of ALLTIME !
Jean Luc Ponty on Violin and George Duke on Keyboards....
you fukin MOTHERS!
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Funky - Jazz - Rock! Love it! "That ugly sum-bitch could play guitar" - Stevie Wonder
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2 people are stupid shredders
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he's fearless.
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THAT VERY, VERY TRUTH, I'M ONLY INTERESTED IN TWO THINGS... ¡ TITTIES AND BEER...TITTIES AND BEER TITTIES AND BEER .....!
What is it about dorian mode sound that allows for such awesome solos? I'm looking at you, So What, Impressions, Montana, etc.
Capuano 3 years ago 3
for me it's that sharp-4th interval between the minor 3rd and the major sixth. big ugly leap. like in "If only she would'a" that first note is a stretch up to the 6th, while the bg is Im-IV. nasty.
wesbroadway 3 years ago 2