Frank Zappa on Nightmatch August 25, 1985 Part 3 of 4

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  • @iamsancho55
    @iamsancho55 Před 10 lety +36

    When she brought up "We Are The World," that pretty much put an end to ANYONE taking her seriously.

    • @frankzappa2451
      @frankzappa2451 Před 4 lety +5

      I really hate that song. lol

    • @saltybildo9448
      @saltybildo9448 Před 3 lety +6

      I heard snickering lol

    • @bernarddeniger3809
      @bernarddeniger3809 Před 3 lety

      really, that late in the show ?, and to think Rose...

    • @angrycat3525
      @angrycat3525 Před 3 lety

      Yeah, write one just like that to "save the children." Good luck with that.

    • @NOISECOREMafiaTV
      @NOISECOREMafiaTV Před rokem

      It’s literally the beneficiaries of western colonialism in Africa rubbing in how rich they got from the destruction of their continent. Chumbawumba made a great song about it

  • @davehogan4040
    @davehogan4040 Před 9 lety +47

    Your ignorance as a parent is not my responsibility as an artist.

  • @spacewasterofficial
    @spacewasterofficial Před 11 lety +22

    we miss you frank. thanks for everything

    • @jasoncinema
      @jasoncinema Před 6 lety +1

      Meatpie SpaceWaster Imagine what he'd been doing today with the circus in D.C.

  • @samuelcole7736
    @samuelcole7736 Před 9 lety +29

    Frank had such a huge brain.

  • @DoomedStoned
    @DoomedStoned Před 8 lety +21

    This is back in the day when you didn't have to have a shouting match to have a real discussion on a news talk show.

    • @alancumming6407
      @alancumming6407 Před 3 lety +1

      Exactly. It helps us to make informed choices and decisions. Make a case rather than denigrate the person with the other viewpoint.

    • @tommym321
      @tommym321 Před 3 lety +2

      And yet, the debate is just as fucking stupid.

  • @DoomKid
    @DoomKid Před 8 lety +8

    0:24 Frank's reaction cracked me the fuck up, holy shit. That face he pulls is fucking hilarious!

  • @DTmaster
    @DTmaster Před 9 lety +18

    i could't agree more ***** it's like that hopeless feeling of "i feel bad for Frank to sit there and try to reason with those people"
    verry sad

  • @pureevilfnord
    @pureevilfnord Před 13 lety +7

    Zappa has (and continues to) enriched millions of lives with his music. What has Candy Stroud done for anybody? Zappa wrote "Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance" and that is worth a thousand bitter, pucker-faced prunes.

  • @anthlazanas1995
    @anthlazanas1995 Před 10 lety +9

    Yeah, because "we are the world" is such a wonderful song....unbelievable...

  • @jessebignell5147
    @jessebignell5147 Před 11 lety +5

    "First of all Charlie, I'd like to say Mr. Zappa is making a mockery of a very serious issue." There will always be the people who will absolutely never get it. FZ is missed dearly.

  • @dascooker
    @dascooker Před 11 lety +4

    Never hurt anyone, but explore your life and your god given right to please and be pleased. No need to complicate things, no need to bring man or woman into it. No need to bring god or the devil into it. If the young want to explore then let them. Be Natural

  • @DVincentW
    @DVincentW Před 6 lety +2

    This was less than a month before the PMRC hearing. Thank you for this valuable resource.

  • @bennyslope
    @bennyslope Před 11 lety +11

    "As a born again Christian" holds as much weight as "As a Cheeto eater"

  • @flyingV1043
    @flyingV1043 Před 16 lety +2

    LMFAO... "we are the world".
    priceless.

  • @Nacho66
    @Nacho66 Před 13 lety +2

    "Oh Candy - You came and you stopped me from shaking. And I need you today - Oh Candy..."

  • @jmm1000
    @jmm1000 Před 11 lety +3

    "practically fucking guaranteed" love it.

  • @YesCloseToTheEdge
    @YesCloseToTheEdge Před 14 lety

    What a fantastic man. I used some of what Zappa said here for a school essay I wrote on censorship. Thanks for uploading!

  • @the_proteus_void
    @the_proteus_void Před 12 lety +2

    I wish Frank had been able to make the connection in the beginning clip about the "everywoman" Tipper Gore. She is wife to Al Gore, then a Tennessee Senator, who spearheaded the PMRC. When Kandy said that a publicity stunt wouldn't warrant hearings on Capitol Hill, Frank could have drawn a straight line through Tipper and Al that would have shed a bit of doubt on the organization early enough to have made it known that it was using Congressional contacts to further its agenda...Frank was right.

  • @xanxongxingza
    @xanxongxingza Před 9 lety +4

    This woman would've fainted if she heard "Pornstep" haha!

  • @Frankincensedjb123
    @Frankincensedjb123 Před 11 lety +6

    I remember reading my dad's and friend's brothers pornographic books when I was a kid.

  • @SonofCimmeria
    @SonofCimmeria Před 11 lety +1

    My parents didn't give a shit about what I listened to, so I went out and bought whatever album had a warning label on it, because that meant it was good!

  • @ggalvanphd
    @ggalvanphd Před 9 lety +12

    Mandatory voluntarism - brilliant, Candy. Let's put together some more completely disparate phrases.
    What about that dangerously bleached and starched hair!?

  • @aioncrypto974
    @aioncrypto974 Před 2 lety

    Regardless of which side you fall on, this was a good discussion. Both sides didn’t talk over each other let points be made and they were well thought out. I feel like discussions like this don’t happen any more

  • @JethroTullthebest
    @JethroTullthebest Před 13 lety

    He simply makes a fool of her when he shows the records and reads the labels. A genius!

  • @grahampaterson5592
    @grahampaterson5592 Před 6 lety

    President Zappa imagine Aaaaaah snap back to reality great uploads uploaded person

  • @myroncope
    @myroncope Před 14 lety +2

    I was 9 years old when this show aired. There was a record store a block away from me that sold not only records but bongs and pornography. I used to cross a busy street and go in there all the time because my parents weren't over protective douchebags like every other person who creates human life and resembles Candy Stroud is these days. And guess what? I never raped anyone, and never had a drug problem. Oh boy! Looks like letting children explore reality doesn't hurt after all.

  • @Adastra14
    @Adastra14 Před 13 lety

    when he raised the books against music point i was in awe.

  • @curttuckfield5565
    @curttuckfield5565 Před 3 lety +1

    One thing that I wish someone would have brought up during this is that those popular songs she keeps referencing that "advocate incest, rape, murder, and Satan worship" were pretty damn rare. She talks about it as if children in 1985 only listened to GG Allin.

    • @tommym321
      @tommym321 Před 3 lety +1

      Riling up the fears of clueless parents in order to drum up donations

  • @boomaga
    @boomaga Před 14 lety +1

    "...as an artist, he has a serious responsibility as does Prince, as has Madonna, as has Motley Crue, as has WASP, to protect the children of this country."
    _Kandy Stroud ('Kandie' on her website), beltway PR company owner, Hillary campaigner, CNN Chief Diplomatic Correspondent, New York Times writer, Huffington Post blogger.
    She goes with the flow. Like a twig on the shoulders of a mighty stream.

  • @patrickmccutcheon8860

    “There’s no telling what it says until you play it backwards.” Hahahaha

  • @SimmeringBroth
    @SimmeringBroth Před 14 lety

    @hisvorpalsword This was originally an hour long program, but Nightmatch chopped it to a half hour. Lots of Frank's points were removed, including parental responsibility.

  • @SlapthePissouttayew
    @SlapthePissouttayew Před 3 lety +1

    Hey 1st audience member to ask Frank a question--1956 called. They want you back.

  • @villaparis2
    @villaparis2 Před 7 lety

    True, children can't get away from music and it affects them but hopefully in a educational way depending on who there listening too, unfortunately it's mostly not always in the hands of someone who's as intelligent as Frank Zappa

  • @hisvorpalsword
    @hisvorpalsword Před 14 lety

    @SimmeringBroth yeah, I just watched that video in which he explains how his points were edited out. I should've known.

  • @JonP1961
    @JonP1961 Před 14 lety

    Frank's head movements at 0:29 are priceless!!

  • @TehDauvs
    @TehDauvs Před 15 lety

    They've both got some pretty good points. Zappa's a god of putting things bluntly, whereas Candy is a god of repeating lyrics and saying "THIS IS NOT OKAY".
    YOU BE THE JUDGE.
    It's really fun to watch this knowing how it's all come out in the end. :B

  • @BrianWymore
    @BrianWymore Před 11 lety

    It certainly can happen. It still beats the alternative.
    Hope your cods are on the mend.

  • @andaloudog
    @andaloudog Před 14 lety

    Man, we are the lesser for his absence.

  • @dtmstormphotography
    @dtmstormphotography Před 6 lety

    Zappa is SO AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

  • @jonfieldercomposer
    @jonfieldercomposer Před 11 lety

    Rock and heavy metal artists did do their own "We Are the World" as a group called "Hear N Aid". They produced a song called "Stars." It was recorded in May of 1985, 3 months before this aired, but it wasn't released until January of 1986. That's probably why Candy didn't know about it and made the snarky remark about rock and metal artists not doing anything for charity. That, or she didn't care enough to do enough research, which seems to often be the case with PMRC spokespeople.

  • @gtr1359
    @gtr1359 Před 14 lety

    What a surprise, the audience member turned out to be a born again

  • @TheMajicHobo77
    @TheMajicHobo77 Před 12 lety +1

    I wonder if they've heard "Fuck the Pain Away" by Peaches........

  • @Notjustmovies296
    @Notjustmovies296 Před 14 lety

    I love his bored, loopy head-bobbing when Kandy says "I think Mr. Zappa is making a mockery of a very serious issue."

  • @MrChirpsky
    @MrChirpsky Před 14 lety +2

    If what you feel scares you then you are at war with biological reality which results in neurosis (religious or otherwise). But people without a life will always resent those who are ("perversely") alive and seek to thwart their vitality.

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety

    Okay. If that's all you do, then I can respect that.

  • @xsamitt
    @xsamitt Před 13 lety

    Oddly I agree labeling.

  • @angrycat3525
    @angrycat3525 Před 3 lety +2

    I love that -- musicians should all get together and write a song to protect children.
    However, be aware that the only thing I love about that idea is how stupid and comical that is.
    While there were definitely some benefits from songs like "Do They Know It's Christmas?" and "We Are The World," they were meant to raise funds to feed the hungry, which I understand worked out quite well. Unfortunately, this led to a phenomenon that I call "Anthem Rock" (not to be confused with Rock Anthems).
    Anthem Rock is nothing more than an attempt to ride the coattails of the aforementioned two songs. What began as a concept among artists to work together towards a common goal (again, very sucessfully) ended up inspiring a group of industry weasels to do what they do best: duplicate the crap out of the original idea, since they are incapable of having an original idea of their own.
    How bad did it get?
    I hit the roof one day when I heard an anthem defending Tonya Harding. Fortunately, you won't find that song on CZcams. Thank them when you get a chance.
    But I digress.
    So what the hell kind of song is going to "protect children"? And how is this going to be utilized by said children? If they're feeling threatened by life itself, are they supposed to sing it? Will there be singers posted on every corner ready to break into song?
    There ain't much that hasn't been done already -- we've already been inundated by the whole "children are our future" bullshit. A musician who shall go nameless (which I shouldn't do since I hate that bastard's guts) gave me lyrics we wrote called "For The Children". You never heard this song since I never set it to music. You can thank me later.
    Well, that's how people who thought they knew all the answers used to think. It's among the top reasons why I hated the '80s.
    Thank God that my parents acknowledged that the music I like to listen to isn't what they enjoy. Dad used to say, "I don't see what he gets out of any of that, but he likes it." Thanks, Dad -- you rock more than you ever knew!

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety +1

    No, this kind of fear isn't. I started having sex when I was 18, and I have been responsible enough not to impregnate without ever FEARING an unwanted pregnancy. Being educated and prepared helps. Being afraid doesn't. The right age is anytime you're PHYSICALLY and MENTALLY ready. When you're body is mature enough and you feel ready. When both of these things are at hand, that is the right time. Some people are ready at 15, others at 20. It varies.

  • @JackingtonKensington
    @JackingtonKensington Před 15 lety +1

    Christianity summed in a nutshell by that woman there "I'd rather have my children be ignorant..."

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety

    They'll hear obscenities either way, that's not an issue. But if they are educated, they won't just do what a certain song says, just because it says so in the lyrics. Just as you don't take everything in a conversation literally. People have to be able to use reason to make good decisions. And the way to achieve that is good education at home and in school, as Frank Zappa put it quite nicely.

  • @13Danjiri
    @13Danjiri Před 13 lety

    Heh! the applause for Frank's comment was a lot louder than the applause for Kandy's comment!

  • @RickShagCreative
    @RickShagCreative Před 13 lety

    @TyphoidBryan I don't see that as a flaw. He may not have articulated his point as well as he would have liked, but I think what he was saying is that instead of having multiple media interests, there is essentially ONE in play, acting as a channel directly into the kid's brain. It's not balanced or filtered with other interests, and his issue is that the situation is exploited by the recording industry.

  • @srrlIdl
    @srrlIdl Před 13 lety +1

    8:37 what is the presentor doing with the girls arm?

  • @jojokerus
    @jojokerus Před 13 lety

    Candy Stroud can quote quite a few lyrics with impact.

  • @brucethomson168
    @brucethomson168 Před 3 lety

    Mute points since the overall influence of the internet.

  • @snarlingrabiddog5150
    @snarlingrabiddog5150 Před 13 lety

    Marilyn Manson should be on this panel, lol. They had no clue what was to come. Still, we are alive and most of us turned out okay. The labeling just shot record sales through the roof. It was the best thing to happen to rock music.

  • @timpipe
    @timpipe Před 13 lety +1

    @cthulhu63 The terms "liberal," "conservative," and "(R)republican" are misused or misappropriated these days. The "Republican" party has almost no connection to republican ideals of self governance (unitary executive and the desire to increase the(ir) president's power). A Supreme court which gives more power to corporations than people is NOT liberal - it puts the individual's rights at risk. This makes the party too conservative, not too liberal. Jefferson was a liberal and a republican.

  • @SEANFIR
    @SEANFIR Před 15 lety

    at 4:00 "children do not read pornographic books"... speaking as a former child, I take serious exception to that! I still HAVE most of them! and YES, I did READ them...

  • @GymnopedieTornado
    @GymnopedieTornado Před 13 lety

    ugh, but Zappa's using this for advertising too! He's my hero, but still. He does this ALL THE TIME

  • @saltybildo9448
    @saltybildo9448 Před 3 lety +1

    I ve listened to Frank my whole life, and im not a serial killer, or a sex pervert lol

  • @mshakhz
    @mshakhz Před 16 lety

    Gotta love the label xDDDDDDDDd

  • @saxongreen78
    @saxongreen78 Před rokem

    'Bedroom effects' (She's talking about queefs!) 😊

  • @brianenewton75
    @brianenewton75 Před 13 lety

    @pcarpanini John Denver testified to Congress along with Frank Zappa and Dee Snyder, against the labeling and censorship. It was actually the best part of the testimony, in my opinion, because it was so unexpected. You don't have to like his music, but if you respect Zappa's position, you should know Denver's was the same, and cut him a little slack.

  • @djanchovy
    @djanchovy Před 16 lety

    I wish it were as simple as what you say. The truth is we are commanded to go out and preach to people, it's not a choice. So nothing you say can stop me from doing that. Of course, If you tell me you personally have heard enough, I respect that. But you will never convince a real believer to just be quiet in general. Because for the many that reject it, every once in awhile someone accepts it and is spared eternity in hell. That's what it's all about. I don't badger those who don't want it.

  • @MisterTee
    @MisterTee Před 14 lety

    Rock musicians DID write a song like 'we are the world'
    It was called Stars and was made by ****GASP**** heavy metal artists.

  • @darkitechture
    @darkitechture Před 15 lety

    If these parents don't realize what their children are purchasing, and do not make any effort to find out (if they're that curious), then they don't deserve to have said children.

  • @kfsfkakf
    @kfsfkakf Před 10 lety +2

    I guess this woman never heard the album I Want You by Marvin Gaye, which has alot of sexual sounds in 1975, so this has existed loong before the mid 1980s

  • @djanchovy
    @djanchovy Před 16 lety

    I like how Charlie Rose points out that Zappa can't stay on point.

  • @svdvr
    @svdvr Před 12 lety

    "I would rather have them be ignorant..."

  • @Algernon3
    @Algernon3 Před 14 lety

    @JonP1961 There sure is a lot of this from both of them. It's amusing.

  • @MPedroful
    @MPedroful Před 12 lety

    @2222gorgo He's making sure they don't lose control and try to ravage Frank.

  • @nintenrama
    @nintenrama Před 13 lety +1

    It's wrong to keep your kids away from these things especially at a young age, because that's when they're learning all of the basic thins about life. Yet, it's just as important that the kids know what's accepted in the general norm of society; they can't just go around in their kindergarten class shouting profanities.
    Either way, Frank Zappa totally destroyed these people. R.I.P. Zappa

  • @MistahhB
    @MistahhB Před 14 lety

    "I feel that [artists] have the responsibility to protect the children of this country"
    So the US doesn't have a department of defense anymore? Maybe when you put the ink to the record contract you are given the responsibility to protect the country. I thought it was to put out records on a label, but I guess I've been lied to.

  • @jessewoody5772
    @jessewoody5772 Před 3 lety

    @ 8:10 kid gives the camera the Roper look, thinkin Ya, shes talkin to me....

  • @myroncope
    @myroncope Před 14 lety

    @ 0:27 his facial expression, hahahaha

  • @tomfarr2443
    @tomfarr2443 Před 3 lety +1

    Who are the brain police?!

  • @JackassMcJerkAss
    @JackassMcJerkAss Před 10 lety +4

    you can just tell that kandy is into the kinkiest shit.

    • @JackassMcJerkAss
      @JackassMcJerkAss Před 10 lety +4

      Devon Greathouse Seriously, I guarantee it. Look at her body language when she reads her "porn lyrics." She's clearly getting aroused. I'm sure she was raised in a super christian family, and she went on this crusade as a way to try to suppress her sexual urges because she thinks they're going to send her to hell.

  • @ThisIsNotHappyDays
    @ThisIsNotHappyDays Před 14 lety

    I wonder what she thinks about music now

  • @AlwaysAbiggerFish
    @AlwaysAbiggerFish Před 13 lety

    @cherryorchards He was liberal socially and with censor issues such as this and drugs but conservative in government things such as taxes and the inner workings

  • @deandalton8482
    @deandalton8482 Před 4 lety +3

    8:36 look at Rose's hand on the chick. What a creep

    • @compaseamonster2236
      @compaseamonster2236 Před 4 lety

      wtf man

    • @deandalton8482
      @deandalton8482 Před 4 lety

      @@compaseamonster2236 I mean, considering Rose's history

    • @compaseamonster2236
      @compaseamonster2236 Před 4 lety

      @@deandalton8482 Yeah I don't know much about him except that he's from north carolina and that I got subtlety creepy vibes from the times I've seen jim on tv interviews.

    • @deandalton8482
      @deandalton8482 Před 4 lety

      @@compaseamonster2236 plenty of sexual allegations made against him by young females like the chick in the video

    • @compaseamonster2236
      @compaseamonster2236 Před 4 lety

      @@deandalton8482 Been reading up on it-Iv'e been out of the loop of alot of mainstream shit for too long of awhile-what a creep.

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety

    The children are going to find out about perverted acts and violence anyway, whether you like it or not. The only reasonable thing you can do is help them think for themselves. If they learn that, I'm sure most people can agree that these children will be able to see for themselves what's right and what's wrong, instead of just mindlessly accepting any message as a preaching, without analysing it.

  • @Ele3tricEye
    @Ele3tricEye Před 14 lety

    yep, it should be the parents that keep the children from reaching this stuff. the artist isnt liable for where their music goes, their business as far as records are concerned is to sell.

  • @Fermata101
    @Fermata101 Před 12 lety

    Watch Zappa when she says he's mocking a serious issue.

  • @DarkZekeX
    @DarkZekeX Před 14 lety

    what is the sexism in movie ratings?

  • @hisvorpalsword
    @hisvorpalsword Před 14 lety

    Frank didn't talk enough in this interview about the role of parents. He should have pounded her feeble arguments in the ground with his intellect. It doesn't seem like he was prepared.

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety

    I am in control of myself. I appreciate the concern, but please don't push your beliefs on me. I don't desire to avoid masturbation or sex, because they are safe and they are my way of releasing tension. Sex and music, and art in general are the things that soothe my soul. You can disagree with me if you want, but you can't force me to believe what you believe.

  • @joaquinponte5585
    @joaquinponte5585 Před 14 lety

    You ´re right, those people wanted to censore albums because they don´t want to take the time to explain their kids whats right and what´s wrong. Yeah, please eliminate all the bad things so i dont have to boder an talk to my son about it! Please!!! if you deliver the information your kids need, there will be no need for you to censore. Educate don´t censore!!!!!

  • @4evernate28
    @4evernate28 Před 12 lety

    He wouldn't give her the satisfaction...

  • @Scarecrow6459
    @Scarecrow6459 Před 11 lety +1

    7:18 - 7:42
    Damn fucking straight Frank.

  • @newton2013
    @newton2013 Před 15 lety

    She'd hear those nasty words coming out of her own mouth.... and finally understand....
    Yeah, your right.

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety +1

    If someone wants to be Christian by choice, let them CHOOSE to be a Christian. But forcing it through FEAR is WRONG. People have a right to their beliefs, but not to impose them upon others. People can choose which god to believe in if in any. You shouldn't force one on them. Even if you're really concerned they might "burn in hell".

  • @LastTaboo
    @LastTaboo Před 13 lety

    It's not voluntary if you're telling them to do it. I don't think the words "voluntary" and "compliance" fit together well.

  • @lompstermanfish7682
    @lompstermanfish7682 Před 8 lety

    so he was a painter in a time that both orange AND yellow were not popular with the ruling class...

  • @Kingding6
    @Kingding6 Před 13 lety

    I was subjected to Nickelback as a young lad and I turned out alright.

  • @SEANFIR
    @SEANFIR Před 15 lety

    ...don't know if I would call it pornographic by description! Freud would call it devoid of reality, "sanitized" and "repressed" which can be just as bad, resulting in paranoid behavior and worse. I can think of nothing that Disney produced that would be porno. There were some pornos with a chick named Bambi in the 70s, though!

  • @djanchovy
    @djanchovy Před 16 lety

    I stand behind the content of everything I said but agreed, I could have presented it nicer. Correct, I cannot prove there is a hell but it does make sense that there is a place for those who want seperation from God. Fear of hell is good. If that alone saves someone[as opposed to a love of God] it's better than the alternative. I still don't see this "forcing" you talk about though. Take it or leave it.

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety

    And masturbation is the safe way to alleviate sexual tension. It is not something evil. It's like sex before you're ready, or when you don't have a partner. It is nothing evil, nor is it shameful. And it's completely harmless (unless you're a maniac or something and you overdo it, but y'know... excess of any kind is bad).

  • @59mar
    @59mar Před 12 lety +1

    get yourself a good book and read !

  • @TyphoidBryan
    @TyphoidBryan Před 13 lety

    Zappa's flaw here is that he says that ONE reason why this type of music is detrimental to children is that America's teenagers are marginally illiterate and do not get a thrill out of reading. This suggests, by his argument, that what is read is not negatively influential in the same way as music is. This is completely false as music lyrics are but a fraction of what content a book can have. Magazines, books, certain novels are far, FAR more lewd than music has been yet he doesn't admit that.

  • @dougthemoleman
    @dougthemoleman Před 16 lety

    If there is a pregnancy, it is the responsibility of the parents to deal with it. You have to be prepared and know of the potential consequences of having sex. If they are too much for you, fine, wait till your married. It is your decision. And it is your choice. And your responsibility. Not god's. Yours. Period.