It amazes me that in his previous appearance there he started with the sentence "Well, here we are" and here he started with "Well, here we are again". I wonder if anyone ever noticed it.
The way Frank announced his latest song ‘Be In My Video‘ It’s obvious he was just out to amuse himself. Alice Cooper said he could have easily written hit records. But he doesn’t get Frank. He was never only in it for the money. “Who wants to go through life with a tiny nose and a glove on?”
The level of passive aggressiveness, yet flat and brutally honest simultaneously.. I'm surprised host even kept composure. Pure improv genius. Love you Frank! Come back and run for prez please! Interested party here! Wowie Zowie!!!
Frank's music/words/wisdom sings to my ears and enlightens my mind. I know his music inspires my ears and bring motions to my soul. Frank developed a knack to compose music that only mean spirited people could not appreciate nor accept since they are probably lacking in musical and creative educations. His accomplishments are many including registering more than 10,000 concert goers to vote in the 1988 elections, being the first practitioner of digital audio ( with an ever growing desire in the late 80's to " bag the music " in some sort of dump " phone " procedure ( read: creating online MP3 music platforms before Napster and Apple ) and his consistent hiring of musicians ( Terry Bozzio, Steve Vai, Vinnie Colaiuta, etc. . . ) were always pushed by Frank to stretch musical ideas to new levels unattainable levels that other modern day composers such as Berlioz, Varese and even Beethoven could never do. Frank's authoritative actions including the glorious use of music demonstrating his Zen like mind of the sublime kind, a legend to souls with appreciations to truth, especially when he says " Music is the best. "
Truly a man that lived and breathed music, I didn't agree with some of his political views however his truly amazing talent made me a life long admirer. My goal is to collect every one of his records, I have 33 out of 64.
Considering what a disaster Frank's previous visit to this show was (some of the questions he had to answer were just unreal, did this interviewer do any research at all?), I'm surprised he agreed to come back later. They must have paid him real good money to attend this joke of a talk show.
I actually know Alan quite well. Have had many conversations with him on many topics .... you would be surprised at just intelligent he is and what a twisted sense of humour he has. Whats great that even here with Frank making more effort to be out of the box and stand-off during this interview than actually be more involved in the segment, you can see Frank and Alan both get a kick out of the sloppy ride that is said interview. Both of them are great people.
Well if it ain't triangle faced Arsenio Hall on there. Can't find a full episode of this show with Richard Belzer doing his late night radio talk show skit.
Avolite, you have to ignore people like Lisa. 80-90% of the internet are morons. The best thing about the internet is it gives everyone a voice, but, the worst part about the internet is that it gives everyone a voice. ;) I know what you're saying about Alan... and his son seems to be a chip off the old block. I saw Robin on TV the other day and he's even SOUNDING just like his dad vocally.
frank's sense of humor here seems well faded to say the least by this point in time. he's talking down to thicke, but thicke is quicker and frank is frankly boring him and the audience before long. i guess the guru trip went to his head a bit. 'shut and play yer guitar' for sure.
Interesting, Zappa type one each, Frank's so called music irritates my ears and annoys my mind. I would expect music to sooth my ears and instill motion in my soul. Frank developed a knack to compose sounds that only the mentally deranged can appreciate. His accomplishments demonstrate his evil master mind of the strange kind, a legend to lost souls with troubled minds.
The people I knew that paid money for Zappa records back in the 1970's thought Zappa made their collection more valuable. I for one differ, I worked way to hard for my money to give it up to the likes of Zappa. Zappa worked hard to keep his recordings from getting played by radio stations so the only way to hear Zappa is to buy Zappa. To me that was Zappa's legacy, collecting money from record collectors. As far as music goes I call it like I hear it and Zappa is "NOISE POLLUTION."
You're way off. He wrote in almost all genres. I really can't think of one left untouched. He worked in jazz, rock, disco, reggae, folk, show music, music concrete, electronic, on and on. There's some music that is very grating, but only a small portion, really. There's actually a good portion of his music that is quite melodic, believe it or not. He has over 1200 pieces, so I doubt you've listened to much of his music at all.
It amazes me that in his previous appearance there he started with the sentence "Well, here we are" and here he started with "Well, here we are again". I wonder if anyone ever noticed it.
Well, here we are again Nov 2022
Frank had such obvious contempt for a lot of shows like this, yet he went on them anyway. Kinda odd.
frank, the most accomplished composer of our time, pure genius
miss you frank !!!
and, he;s hilarious lol
The way Frank announced his latest song ‘Be In My Video‘
It’s obvious he was just out to amuse himself.
Alice Cooper said he could have easily written hit records.
But he doesn’t get Frank.
He was never only in it for the money.
“Who wants to go through life with a tiny nose and a glove on?”
Exactly
Two extremes off the Zappa spectrum: ''Be in my video'' and ''While you were Art'' ! Both are just GENIUS !!!
Zappa shows his creative genius when he upstages Thicke who challenges him.
the hissing and popping all over this vid really underlines zappa's point about the orchestra
Frank was pure gold.
The level of passive aggressiveness, yet flat and brutally honest simultaneously.. I'm surprised host even kept composure. Pure improv genius. Love you Frank! Come back and run for prez please! Interested party here! Wowie Zowie!!!
Thanks for posting these.
Frank's music/words/wisdom sings to my ears and enlightens my mind. I know his music inspires my ears and bring motions to my soul. Frank developed a knack to compose music that only mean spirited people could not appreciate nor accept since they are probably lacking in musical and creative educations. His accomplishments are many including registering more than 10,000 concert goers to vote in the 1988 elections, being the first practitioner of digital audio ( with an ever growing desire in the late 80's to " bag the music " in some sort of dump " phone " procedure ( read: creating online MP3 music platforms before Napster and Apple ) and his consistent hiring of musicians ( Terry Bozzio, Steve Vai, Vinnie Colaiuta, etc. . . ) were always pushed by Frank to stretch musical ideas to new levels unattainable levels that other modern day composers such as Berlioz, Varese and even Beethoven could never do. Frank's authoritative actions including the glorious use of music demonstrating his Zen like mind of the sublime kind, a legend to souls with appreciations to truth, especially when he says " Music is the best. "
Truly a man that lived and breathed music, I didn't agree with some of his political views however his truly amazing talent made me a life long admirer. My goal is to collect every one of his records, I have 33 out of 64.
Haven't seen this before. Thanks.
FRANK IS NOT DEAD !! I DONT EVER WANT TO HEAR YOU SAY THAT, HE IS JUST UNAVAILABLE
R.I.P. Alan Thicke.
Considering what a disaster Frank's previous visit to this show was (some of the questions he had to answer were just unreal, did this interviewer do any research at all?), I'm surprised he agreed to come back later. They must have paid him real good money to attend this joke of a talk show.
I actually know Alan quite well. Have had many conversations with him on many topics .... you would be surprised at just intelligent he is and what a twisted sense of humour he has.
Whats great that even here with Frank making more effort to be out of the box and stand-off during this interview than actually be more involved in the segment, you can see Frank and Alan both get a kick out of the sloppy ride that is said interview. Both of them are great people.
Arsenio just left the Beat It video
XD
Pre 84 Olympics Zappa. Good times.
Fuck yeah Frank.
They sure sat close together. Think Alan needed a desk there.
Well if it ain't triangle faced Arsenio Hall on there.
Can't find a full episode of this show with Richard Belzer doing his late night radio talk show skit.
Wow.... Frank just explained Brittney Spears entire career. LoL RIP Frank
love how vague he is when this starts
Of the three, Arsenio is the last man sitting.
What's your favourite part of Family Feud?...The commercials. FZ
Arsenio is on alan thickes failed late night talk show?
Don't eat the yellow snow
crazy cause much later fz will be on arsenios show
What is going on here with Frank Zappa. He's so hyped up. He doesn't look like himself either.
Thicke was such a doofus tool
@bongolicious I actually think he's very funny, considering all the fun Frank Zappa is making of him :)
Arsenio. Nice Michael Jackson jacket lol
Frank- ...Because we are using real atomic radiation, ROTFLMAO
WHY the horrific MUSIC when Zappa walks on?!!!!!?!?!
That's untalented musicians trying to impersonate zappa
Indeed. Know who your interviewing.
Avolite, you have to ignore people like Lisa. 80-90% of the internet are morons. The best thing about the internet is it gives everyone a voice, but, the worst part about the internet is that it gives everyone a voice. ;)
I know what you're saying about Alan... and his son seems to be a chip off the old block. I saw Robin on TV the other day and he's even SOUNDING just like his dad vocally.
Ya know, it's really no wonder Thicke of the Night was a horrendous failure. How Alan ever got a talk show in the first place is still a mystery.
Thicke is thin in the head
I love Zappa but will you please ship up about the atomic radiation?
frank's sense of humor here seems well faded to say the least by this point in time. he's talking down to thicke, but thicke is quicker and frank is frankly boring him and the audience before long. i guess the guru trip went to his head a bit. 'shut and play yer guitar' for sure.
Interesting, Zappa type one each, Frank's so called music irritates my ears and annoys my mind. I would expect music to sooth my ears and instill motion in my soul. Frank developed a knack to compose sounds that only the mentally deranged can appreciate. His accomplishments demonstrate his evil master mind of the strange kind, a legend to lost souls with troubled minds.
The people I knew that paid money for Zappa records back in the 1970's thought Zappa made their collection more valuable. I for one differ, I worked way to hard for my money to give it up to the likes of Zappa. Zappa worked hard to keep his recordings from getting played by radio stations so the only way to hear Zappa is to buy Zappa. To me that was Zappa's legacy, collecting money from record collectors. As far as music goes I call it like I hear it and Zappa is "NOISE POLLUTION."
Tony Iocca
I don't know where to start with someone like you.
thats really too bad, your missing alot, but, as frank himself has said, not everyone "gets it"
Tony Iocca The diccionary called, they were looking for you in the "troll" definition.
You're way off. He wrote in almost all genres. I really can't think of one left untouched. He worked in jazz, rock, disco, reggae, folk, show music, music concrete, electronic, on and on. There's some music that is very grating, but only a small portion, really. There's actually a good portion of his music that is quite melodic, believe it or not. He has over 1200 pieces, so I doubt you've listened to much of his music at all.