Frank_Zappa-Conceptual_Continuity_(Beat_The_Boots_2)-1992-XSR
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XSR
presents
artist: Frank Zappa
album.: Conceptual Continuity (Beat the Boots #2)
label.: FOO-EEE!
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genre..... Other
rip.date.. 10/30/2001
rel.date.. 00/00/1992
size...... 53MB
quality... 192kbps
ripper.... n0bodDie
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tracklisting
track# title time
01 Stinkfoot / Dirty Love / Wind Up 17:44
Workin' In A Gas Station
02 The Torture Never Stops / City Of 20:53
Tiny Lights
total 38:37
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some words on our release
"Frank Zappa followed the release of the first
Beat The Boots! box set -- his own collection
of unretouched bootleg albums -- with this
second set, which contained seven more
albums. While the first box set was
cassette-only (plus a small run of LPs), with
each album also available individually on
CD, this box came in a CD version, again with
the different albums separately released.
Although there are individual selections that
might be of interest to more general Zappa fans,
the box is, practically by definition, a collector's
item. Note, however, that if you buy the box
rather than the individual discs, you get a
beret and an extensive scrapbook-like booklet
containing news reports and interviews
spanning Zappa's career."
-- William Ruhlmann (www.allmusic.com)
"Frank Zappa was one of the most
accomplished composers of the rock
era; his music combines an understanding
of and appreciation for such contemporary
classical figures as Stravinsky,
Stockhausen, and Varese with an affection
for late-'50s doo wop rock & roll and a
facility for the guitar-heavy rock that
dominated pop in the '70s. But Zappa was
also a satirist whose reserves of scorn
seemed bottomless and whose wicked
sense of humor and absurdity have
delighted his numerous fans, even when
his lyrics crossed over the broadest
bounds of taste. Finally, Zappa was
perhaps the most prolific record-maker
of his time, turning out massive amounts
of music on his own Barking Pumpkin
label and through distribution deals with
Rykodisc and Rhino after long, unhappy
associations with industry giants like
Warner Brothers and the now-defunct MGM."
-- William Ruhlmann (www.allmusic.com)
Frank Zappa-Conceptual Continuity
FOO-EEE Records
Cat #: R2 71023
(Conceptual Continuity of Output
Macrostructure; phase progression June 1966-
November 1966)
Date: 19-Nov-1976 (carton says '77)
Location: Detroit, Michigan
Length: 38:41
Sound quality: B+
FZ: guitar, vocals
Terry Bozzio: drums
Eddie Jobson: keyboards
Patrick O'Hearn: bass
Ray White: vocals
Conceptual Continuity: Nice, but short
performance by the undiscovered
1976/77 band. Sound is quite good for an
audience recording, the best I've heard from
this tour. Later in this show, Flo&Eddie, Ralph
Armstrong and Don Brewer joined onstage, but
this is not captured on this boot. The
Project/Object bootleg claims to be "phase
two of Conceptual Continuity". This may be a
coincidence, explicable via the semantics
involved, but it's quite entertaining (in a dry
way) considering that there IS an OTHER
bootleg, Marvellous Stunner, which IS phase
two of Conceptual continuity - a later part of
the show, with Flo & Eddie making a guest
appearance!
info mangled offa Splat's excellent Zappa site:
darkwing.uoregon.edu/~splat/concept.html
this is part of the "Beat the Boots #2" boxset
'nuff said.
Enjoy!!
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Files
| Path | Size |
|---|---|
| 01-frank_zappa-stinkfoot__dirty_love__wind_up_workin_in_-xsr.mp3 | 24,37 MB |
| 02-frank_zappa-the_torture_never_stops__city_of_tiny_lig-xsr.mp3 | 28,70 MB |