Fred sent me a couple of scans from an interview Zappa had with BAM Magazine, October ’79 (thanks Fred!). I typed it out (read: don’t shoot me if you find any typo’s), and so here it is for your reading pleasure.
Nice Concert, Nice People: Th�atre de Verdure, Nice, France – October 7 1984.
From the makers of the late great Fils de l’Invention: Le Fredunzel Site!
With all my recent moving about of pages you may be interested to know that Gilles’ Friday Boot can from now on be found right here.
It’s the blimp, Frank! it’s the blimp!!
Just bought a copy of Railroadism by Captain Beefheart and his Magic Bands live in the USA 1972-1981. Each line up contains Zappa alumni and I think it’s possibly the best cd I’ve heard, so far, this year.
What is it with Liverpool ? home to Beefheart and Zappa freaks.
By the way, if any MT-users reading this know of a good way to build photo galleries from within MT, please drop a comment, or mail me.
That is all. Now why do I feel like this has been the most boring post ever to appear in Hot Poop?
Should artists be allowed to use copyrighted materials? Where do the First Amendment and “intellectual property” law collide? What is art’s future if the current laws are allowed to stand?
Do you know your Dada from your Moma?
I didn’t post this. My twin in a galaxy about 10 to the 1028 meters from here did.
“World’s Greatest Sinner Timothy Carey Film Fest! A festival of rare and previously-unreleased films directed by the late character actor Timothy Carey will screen Sat. June 28 at Maestri Gallery, 2024 Chester Ave, Bakersfield, CA, 661-335-0278. Films shown on June 28 will be “The World’s Greatest Sinner” (1963) at 7 pm and “Tweet’s, Ladies of Pasadena” (unreleased) at 8:30 pm. Also shown will be a documentary of the actor created by his son.” More info, contact this person.