Frank Zappa - Dinah Moe Hum - 10/13/1978 - Capitol Theatre (Official)

[@paulrashid6529]

Frank Zappa was a musical genius years ahead of his time

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

There's no other musical artist out there that makes me smile so much and puts me in a good mood

[@m_recordz]

That is fake news!

[@guesswho111]

I saw Frank in November 1977. I've seen many bands of that era. Frank put on a show. He stands out in my mind as the best of that time period. Frank was a musical genius.

[@dawnwheeler2649]

He was a genius. Under appreciated because no matter what, he played his music his way.

[@guesswho111]

I miss you Frank.

[@loqutor]

Frank could give any of today's rappers a run for their money.

[@BakersTaste]

in terms of crudeness, yes. in terms of vocal speed, yes. in terms of whatever you were thinking when you wrote that, yes.

[@ggallintedtalk]

Phil H Kendrick LAMAR!

[@ggallintedtalk]

Phil H And don’t discredit hip-hop, jackass!

[@Nelrith]

That wasn't discrediting hip-hop, he was just reciting one of three divine truths. Sheesh.

[@straightmalecaucasian1453]

@@ggallintedtalk he wasn't discrediting hip hop. Pretty sure he was more just saying because the way zappa sings so quick

[@mikethorburn4199]

Frank was so good

[@vangelisk.8846]

Seems like Mr. Zappa could assemble a somewhat random set of top musicians and have them all work together very tightly when he wanted to playing his unique blend of whatever you want to call it music. Caught him live as late as the 80's in a college hockey auditorium, and sound and band was excellent, did not miss a note or beat.

[@philmann3476]

Zappa had an uncanny ability to inspire the countless musicians he worked with to give him their absolute best. Whether they were truly great or not didn't matter, as long as they gave up the best they could do, whatever it was. And you can be sure they were, and remain, grateful for that.

[@MrMftech]

Vinnie Colaiuta...this guy is fast...and the band so thight !

[@eis904]

It’s sped up

[@maxaronow712]

holy fuck this is so god damn tight

[@jamestobin4783]

the best mucians

[@scrapplepig]

I saw this on MTV.

[@BakersTaste]

i would like to think that he played this as his first song and this is how he ended the show

[@jean-marccloutier4309]

Nice finish , either your with me or against me , or was that just a jab on Jagger lol

[@bev3594]

Kiss my aura😃

[@LetsGetACrisisGoing]

My Lord and Savior....

[@kevinhinders8059]

guitar player sporting the blues jersey...right on

[@lucasandino1280]

It's me there is two bassists?

[@timothyturner3396]

Chance#4

[@garyrodriguez8414]

Love Frank and this is a really funny tune but it us raced uup so fast you really cN't enjoy the tune.

[@pruff3]

Great way to end a set. I hope that guy feels awful.

[@eis904]

This was sped up .50

[@ararefish123]

Lies.

[@Newton14alan]

I suppose that I'm bringing the wrath of everyone, on this thread, down upon myself, but I have to say something. And, look, I love Zappa as much as the next person (hell, that's why I'm here), but Frank could have been responsible for that guy getting the shit beaten out of him (or worse). Not cool. Oh, and when I purchase a concert ticket, that means that the ARTIST needs to sing...Not me. That said, I LOVE me some Dinah Moe Hum!

[@hstone0808]

I am just lost on this.... i tried, sorry pops,... i even watched the whole video, still, i dont know, its just.... off