Frank Zappa ??

[Robbie Winters]

In my 40 odd years of listening to all sorts of music I have never listened to any of Frank Zappas tracks

 

After listening to a few tracks on Spotify today I can see why folk who like drugs like him

 

Some good music but some affa shite as well

[Pash]

Zappadons will be along in a minute.

 

I'm pretty sure he likes Frank Zappa.

 

Not 100% sure though.

[johnstrac]

City of Tiny Lights.

[zappadons]

Man was a genius. But, if you don't get him then you don't get him.

[fatjim]

His stuff is hit and miss.

 

Weirdly though Zappa never took drugs.

 

The only song I like of his is this number. The lyrics are hilarious.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUq_T_Bhau8

[paddy]

His stuff is hit and miss.

 

Weirdly though Zappa never took drugs.

 

The only song I like of his is this number. The lyrics are hilarious.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUq_T_Bhau8

 

Hahaha!

[Ke1t]

He looks like he played for Liverpool.

 

Not a fan of his music... the whole 70s drug culture music is a bit meh for my liking.

 

Some Hendrix I can stand... maybe a couple of Dylan tracks... but most of what I've heard just sounds like a noise of guitars and drums.

 

Gimme some Goth, Industrial, Techno, Baggy, or Progressive over that kinda stuff.

[Robbie Winters]

I had you down as a Zappa man Ke1t

 

Anyway more probably in your realm today I am mostly listening to D.A.F & Liabach but i found this and thought of you

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCrLl7a6aVE

[Ke1t]

I had you down as a Zappa man Ke1t

 

Anyway more probably in your realm today I am mostly listening to D.A.F & Liabach but i found this and thought of you

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCrLl7a6aVE

 

You never see Goths doing a good old fashioned Three by Three any more, it's all this punchy-armed, standing on the spot stuff.

 

I think if I was a young lad going to Indy clubs I'd probably be into the whole Steampunk thing... very Goth sounding music, and I quite like the idea of dressing like a Victorian-era gentleman and walking down Union Street with a sturdy cane, a tailored three piece suit, a splendid top hat, and an entirely unnecessary pair of flying goggles. Sort of a cross between Abraham Lincoln and a Kamikaze Pilot.