Thing Fish - Frank Zappa

Description: Genre: Rock - Progressive Rock / Artist: Frank Zappa / Audio CD released 2002-04-01 at Rykodisc / Disc #1 ... more

Thing Fish - Frank Zappa ... Tracklisting
1 Prologue
2 Mammy Nuns
3 Harry And Rhonda
4 Galoot Up Date
5 Torchum Never Stops
6 That Evil Prince
7 You Are What You Are
8 Mud Club
9 Meek Shall Inherit Nothing
10 Clowns On Velvet
11 Harry As A Boy
12 He's So Gay
13 Massive Improve'lence
14 Artificial Rhonda
15 Crabbgrass Baby
16 White Boy Troubles
17 No Not Now
18 Brief Case Boogie
19 Brown Moses
20 Wistful Wit A Fist Full
21 Drop Dead

Newest Review: ... crap and bland will survive. Take a look at most scheduling and you'll agree, it's right in what it's saying. It ... more

... also touches on sex, in a rather outlandish way. Addressing feminism, homosexuality, perversion and having sex with a briefcase. The song He's So Gay is very catchy. I first heard a version of this on Have I Offended Someone? a compilation CD released after Thing Fish. That version is faster and doesn't feature Brown Moses (don't ask me). The original here featuring Brown Moses is much funnier as Moses guesse the next phrase. So back to what the plot actually is. I think it's to do with society and ...more

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Thing-Fish
Release Date: 1995 - 05 - 01, Audio CD, Rykodisc

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Thing Fish - Frank Zappa: Huh? Kiss my McNugget! (574 words)
by - written on 11/09/01 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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Firstly Zappa does not appear on the album. He only wrote, produced and did all the other bits on it. So what the beejesus is Thing Fish? Well, I don't know. It's a musical of sorts, told by Thing Fish. Who speaks in a very odd way, which is reminiscent of the way Black Americans were voiced in early films and TV. I think this is making the point of how stupid it is to think that people speak like that. It's also very funny. Especially during one song where the singers start ribbing him/it about it. It's a take on Broadway. Now you'll probably be saying what do I know about Broadway. It's a question you should dismiss from your ... Read the complete review