Frank_Zappa-Swiss_Cheese__Fire_(Beat_The_Boots_2)-2CD-1992-XSR

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                                           XSR 
                                         presents
                           artist: Frank Zappa                   
                           album.: Swiss Cheese / Fire! (Beat the Boots #2)
                           label.: FOO-EEE!                      
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                            genre..... Other                         
                            rip.date.. 10/30/2001                    
                            rel.date.. 00/00/1992                     
                            size...... 51MB                          
                            quality... 192kbps
                            ripper.... n0bodDie                      

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                                       tracklisting

                    track#  title                                   time
                      
                      01    Intro                                  14:22   
                      02    Peaches En Regalia                      3:27   
                      03    Tears Began To Fall / She Painted Up    6:00   
                      Her Face / Half-A-Dozen Provocative Squats                                
                      04    Call Any Vegetable                      9:55   
                      05    Anyway The Wind Blows                   3:44   
                      
                                                            total  37:28 

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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-Swiss Cheese/ Fire!           
                                                           
                 FOO-EEE Records                           
                 Cat #: R2 71021                           
                                                           
                                                           
                 Date: Dec 4, 1971                         
                 Location: The Casino, Montreaux, Switzerland
                 Length: ~90 min                           
                 Sound quality: Soundboard B/B+            
                                                           
                 This is the infamous concert where the Casino 
                 caught fire and burned down (the very fire 
                 mentioned in "Smoke on the Water" by Deep 
                 Purple) so most of the Mothers' equipment 
                 was destroyed.                            
                                                           
                 Musicians:                                
                 FZ: guitar, vocals                        
                 Aynsley Dunbar: drums                     
                 Howard Kaylan: vocals                     
                 Mark Volman: vocals                       
                 Jim Pons: bass, vocals                    
                 Don Preston: keyboards                    
                 Ian Underwood: saxophone                  
                                                           
                                                           
                                                           
                 info mangled offa Splat's excellent Zappa site:
                                                           
                  darkwing.uoregon.edu/~splat/swisscheese.html
                                                           
                                                           
                                                           
                                                           
                 this is part of the "Beat the Boots #2" boxset
                 'nuff said.                               
                                                           
                                                           
                 Enjoy!!                                   
                                                           
                                                           
                                                           

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