What's your fav album from this nigga?

Joe's garage

The patrician choice is Lumpy Gravy

Freak Out and We're Only In It For The Money

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The one about the Mammy Nuns

I only like Hot Rats and Burnt Weeny Sandwich.

The one where he sings about moving to Montana to raise dental floss, I lmao evry time I listen to it

Oh look at me I listened to two of his albums. I just love being so cool and knowing Hot Rats. "Don't you just love Peaches, and Willie the Pimp. I also love chocking on my big contrarian cock while I listen to Concentration Moon on my favorite unknown record We're Only In It For The Money." Honestly you guys are all hacks and should shut the fuck up. Everyone knows the best record is Studio Tan, get your heads out of your asses and actually learn a goddamn discog and stop going off of what Fantano says, you filthy cucks.

yellow shark

not an album
but
BAAAAABIIEEEEEE SNAAAAA-AAAAKES

That is an album you fucking hack

the movie was better

fuck me you ugly son of a bitch
fuck me you ugly son of a bitch
stick it out

hard to pick one

>mothers

weasels ripped my flesh
absolutely free
freak out

>solo

over-nite sensation
joes garage
lumpy gravy

>misc.

bongo fury

You fucking degenerate pieces of shit, Apostrophe is the best one

Fucking this. All the songs are fantastic

I would try Weasels Ripped My Flesh if you haven't.
No, I really think those are his two best albums.

Fantano likes ' and I don't really care for that one.

I should say "whoops."

check'd and seconded. I forgot about this one, great record.

So then, since I fucked up so severely in answer OP's question, what do you think is his best record?

What are you really upset about?

DONG WORK FOR YUDA
DONG DONG

>writes literal song about prison rape.

>le adventures of greggary peccary 8-(========)

And you'll hate this; I like Studio Tan too.

Do you always go off on people like this?

I think you should have shown that you were MORE angry.

Still though, his best albums are Hot Rats and We're Only In It For the Money.

you dickhead I said that was his best

Hot Rats is the only listenable thing he's ever released and even then just the long jamouts.

you guys come on here and pretend to know music, but don't know dick for ass about it.

found the pleb.

Oh, well, maybe I should write a fucking gothic horror novel about how much I hate you for having that opinion.

>Joe's Garage
Nice

You are actually shit.

So then explain it.

I actually own all of his records and have listened to them all.

Beeg Dong answer

Hot Rats [Bizarre, 1969]
Doo-doo to you, Frank--when I want movie music I'll listen to "Wonderwall." C

For me it's a tossup between Hot Rats and We're Only In It For the Money.

He predicted Yea Forums with that album.

Overcompensating much?

this thread made me listen to we're only in it for the money and its awesome. thanks for the rec bros im gonna listen to all his shit this week

We're Only In It for the Money, Absolutely free, or apostrophe

I kind of underrated Overnite Sensation.

One. Size. Fits. All.

freak out

It's a good time, my buddy turned me onto him a couple weeks ago.

Lumpy Gravy

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bump for joe's garage

we're only in it for the money

he never made a good album not even once

Weasels Ripped My Flesh. Its got a lil bit of everything for everyone!

DO YOU THINK THAT MY PANTS ARE TOO TIGHT
>DO YOU THINK THAT I'M CREEEPY

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You Are What You Is

Burnt Weeny Sandwich is his best

> couldn't decide
> bought a bunch
> still need mf'n sleep dirt

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And Shut Up, but that's an $80 LP.

> also recently added

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I want "You can't do that on stage" #2, Helsinki.
But that's around $150

i missed you

Frank Zappa was a pretty bad composer but What's New In Baltimore is great. He was also a talented guitarist, so I'll give him that.

Jazz From Hell. not even memeing.

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>not one person has mentioned uncle meat
this board is fucking shit

>"We're Only In It For the Money is a concept album about the modern decline. His usual spork-core facade obscures the deep sadness buried in that album. It's basically what people identify as Zappa done at its most artful form. He tears down pop culture while demonstrating that he could excel in it."
-Jordan Peterson

Excellent album. Theres a bootleg called resolver + brutality thats along those same lines, youd probably enjoy it if you like JFH

>listens to Studio Tan instead of Lather like how he intended

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>plebs rating Joe's Garage higher than this

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It's a toss up between One Size Fits all and Roxy and Elsewhere. The George Duke era of Zappa is rife with gems. George and his weird scatting piano playing on be-bop tango still makes me laugh. If you haven't seen it go watch the roxy performance movie, it's awesome.

He has so many albums I don't know yet. Been listening to Joe's Garage and Apostrophe recently.
I like Stick It Out, that song slaps

Studio tan is not good

The man doesn’t have a bad album. Not even his posthumous stuff is bad. He can do no wrong.

We're Only in It for the Money for the social commentary that is still relevant today.

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pleb
>Frank Zappa was a pretty bad composer
>He was also a talented guitarist
How can one man be so wrong?

alright choice
pretty good choices
based

I don't know if this is an actual quote by JPB (probably not because of "spork-core"), but this is correct. It's just that "modern decline" entails economic liberalism as well as social liberalism.

>Thing-Fish

The correct answer is Civilization Phaze III i.e. the apocalyptic album.

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>hurr, imma (you) the entire thread, that'll teach them for laughing at me