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Frank Zappa - Lather
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Music CD Cover Artist: Frank Zappa Brand: Rykodisc Edition: Music CD Format: Box set CD Release Date: 1996-09-24 Music Label: Zappa Records Soundtracks: Music CD 1- Re-Gyptian Strut
- Naval Aviation in Art?
- A Little Green Rosetta
- Duck Duck Goose
- Down in de Dew
- For the Young Sophisticate
- Tryin' to Grow a Chin
- Broken Hearts Are for Assholes
- The Legend of the Illinois Enema Bandit
- Lemme Take You to the Beach
- Revised Music for Guitar and Low-Budget Orchestra
- RDNZL
Music CD 2- Honey, Don't You Want A Man Like Me?
- The Black Page #1
- Big Leg Emma
- Punky's Whips
- Flambe
- The Purple Lagoon
- Pedro's Dowry
- Lather
- Spider Of Destiny
- Duke Of Orchestral Prunes
Music CD 3- Filthy Habits
- Titties & Beer
- The Ocean Is the Ultimate Solution
- The Adventures of Greggery Peccary
- Regyptian Strut ('93 remix)
- Leather Goods
- Revenge of the Knick Knack People
- Time Is Money
- Titties 'N Beer
- Regyptian Strut (1993)
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Free Music Notes for Lather AlbumFree Music Review: Yeah, whaddya want, it's great, okay? Hit: 4 Stars
(...)Zappa neither walked on water nor was he the musical equivalent of a flasher. He was a serious composer who had some great moments, good moments, fair moments and downright godawful moments. And you can't get a better collection of all of the above than on this three-disc sprawling mass of....Zappa.My own preference goes for his purely instrumental moments, whether they be classical, jazz(ish), rock-heavy guitar moments or sploches of musique concrete. Where he loses me here is where he always has lost me, which is in his "social commentary/satire" phases. Be honest, how many times are you actually going to LISTEN to "Legend of the Illinois Enema Bandit" or "Greggery Peccary?" They weren't that funny to start with and repeated listenings sure don't make them funnier! On the other hand, "Regyptian Strut," "The Ocean Is The Final Solution," "Pedro's Dowry" and the other instrumental/orchestral components of LÄTHER are truly subversive, clever and can hook ya good. But it's all here for whatever brought the listener to Zappa in the first place and whatever kept he or she there, and that's fine. Personally, I'm glad we had Zappa the composer/musician as well as Zappa the social satirist because it's nice to be able to choose the former over the latter. And BOTH are preferable to Zappa the diety.
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