Freak Out - Frank Zappa

Description: Genre: Rock - Progressive Rock / Artist: Frank Zappa / Audio CD released 1987-10-01 at Zappa / Disc #1 ... more

Freak Out - Frank Zappa ... Tracklisting
1 Hungry Freaks Daddy
2 I Ain't Got No Heart
3 Who Are The Brain Police
4 Go Cry On Somebody Else's Shoulder
5 Motherly Love
6 How Could I Be Such A Fool
7 Wowie Zowie
8 You Didn't Try To Call Me
9 Any Way The Wind Blows
10 I'm Not Satisfied
11 You're Probably Wondering Why I'm Here
12 Trouble Everyday
13 Help I'm A Rock
14 It Can't Happen Here
15 Return Of The Son Of Monster Magnet

Newest Review: ... - a cynical sounding Beach Boysesque track complete with horror laughter through to cartoonish duck noises that sound like ... more

... Orville has broken in to the recording studio on "You're Probably Wondering Why I'm here". Nice guitar solos, exceptional mouth organ playing and divine social commentary reported through extremely witty rhymeful lyrics are just some of the reasons you should enjoy this album. "Help I'm A Rock" on the other hand is a mad psychedelic jungle rant, a jazzy finish to the album but also seemingly a bit too chaotic and not particularly in the style of the rest of the album. For those who find F...more

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	Freak Out Release Date: 1987 - 10 - 01, Audio CD, Zappa Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59	£ 11.00

Freak Out
Release Date: 1987 - 10 - 01, Audio CD, Zappa

Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59

£ 11.00

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Freak Out - Frank Zappa: Cracking Approachable debut album from Frank Zappa & The Mot ... (289 words)
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Frank Zappa & The Mother of Invention's first album "Freak Out" is a a joyful album with cool lyrics and at times dramatic vocals. The music ranges from the type of stuff you'd expect to find from regular 60s bands such as "Go Cry on Somebody Else's Shoulder" and the questioning "Who Are The Brain Police?" - a cynical sounding Beach Boysesque track complete with horror laughter through to cartoonish duck noises that sound like Orville has broken in to the recording studio on "You're Probably Wondering Why I'm here". Nice guitar solos, exceptional mouth organ playing and divine social commentary reported through ... Read the complete review