Frank Zappa - His Unmarked Grave, Where He Died and MORE!!! 4K

[@sfmedicsmith777]

My Dad went to school with Frank in Antelope Valley High..I have 2 yearbooks with Frank in it, including an inscription to my father....Frank was ahead of his time and a talented musician.

[@mojooftheg5961]

I was in Palmdale High School in Antelope Valley near Lancaster where Zappa lived as a late teenager. I was 14 when the Mothers were recording Freak Out in March 1966. Friends and I went to see Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band at venues around AV such as the Lancaster Exposition Hall at the fairgrounds. Some of the members of BC and the Cavemen later became players in the Magic Band. What a time that was from '65 to '69.

[@stevensprunger3422]

Yes we grew up in our Valley we know where you went to high school we worshiped Frank and Captain Beefheart my best friend John Thomas help captain Beefheart I’m one of his albums

[@csnide6702]

very cool

[@toddshockley]

I have chills. I love Zappa. He’s one of those people you cannot imagine dead because he was so awesome. He’s still alive to me!

[@johnjeffery6638]

ME TOO!! I LIVE IN HIS WORLD🌄

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

Not just musically, but his honesty about other subjects.

[@matshanssen2070]

He's alive on the internet and in his music.😎

[@MichaelSwagulski-ml8zw]

Zappa was, and will remain great throughout time yet he lived in a time when he should have had a, so to speak, a chip on his shoulder. In other words, Frank, like myself, were bullied by our own government, and we were bullied to the point of rebellion. Hippie, scumbag, draft dodger, and words of that nature took hold of all of our hearts. Now, and without Zappa, we are in want.

[@michaelbglovier1116]

Frank Zappa was a talented writer and composer. He is one of the best conversationist, always enjoyed his insights on many topics.

[@leesashriber5097]

Can't believe it's been nearly thirty years since he died!! Thank you ghouls for covering Zappa. Excellent coverage ❣️ 🎃 Happy New Year!!!!

[@aaronfrahm623]

Much like you Micheal, my appreciation for Frank's work grew with age. His messages are as relevant today as they ever were. I hope everyone in the GLC has an amazing (and Grimm) new year. Grimm for Life!

[@petercooper9791]

Love Frank and thanks for the update on the grave. I did read that Gaga sold the house silently to Mick Jagger's daughter not too long ago.

[@lucky-rowe2623]

Wow I forgot he was only 52 years old. Thanks for all of these great videos.

[@JamesDeWeaver]

Excellent video on Frank 💯. As someone who was involved in the "Save The Vault" project, I can say that Joe Travers knows more than anyone on the complete contents of the vault and has done a tremendous job cataloging the videos, music, musical equipment etc. There's at least 100 yrs worth of unreleased material imo and from what Alex Winter has said when he did the Zappa Doco.✌

[@gwenpigeon7016]

I always thought he was a unique cool dude that loved music and playing it. It's sad he left us too soon as he had so much more to share with us. RIP Frank. 🎃

[@pavlekocbek]

Oh, nonono. He wrote much more than any of us. 41 years old, I maybe wrote 500 songs, released 1 album, this guy recorded 50 albums and died at 51. He must have written 15000 songs, I reckon.

[@Frunobulax74]

@@pavlekocbek - Frank released 61 albums in his life when you include the 2 Msystery Disc LPs from his 3 Old Masters box sets. He died December 4, 1993 at 52 years old, not 51.

[@pavlekocbek]

was talking from my head, it is obvious he wrote abnormal lot of music @@Frunobulax74

[@pinstripedynasty6117]

My uncle that passed away absolutely loved Frank Zappa and I remember as a young kid finding a stack of Frank Zappa CDs in a cabinet. It was everything ever released. Excited for this one. Feels weird to say I am excited for this one like its specific because I am literally excited for every video you guys ever post but you get what I mean

[@jacquiheinrich8026]

Was your uncle Australian?

[@philippebonanno9155]

Me too same thing with my uncle ..... He techeched me Zappa's music , and simply music ...

[@philippebonanno9155]

my first Zappa's concert january (?) 1971 in Paris Palais des sports ....

[@dabear2438]

Great Googly Moogly, I adore Zappa! Thanks for the video.

[@deanb4799]

I was at a Duran Duran concert in Vancouver B.C. the day Frank died and they did an amazing instrumental tribute and pictures on the big screen. It was obviously unrehearsed and was really a cool vibe and moment to be a part of. Love your channel as always!

[@HakanTunaMuzik]

I don't know if you're aware, but Durans guitarist at that time (Warren Cuccurullo) had also played for Zappa in 1979, the istrumental tribute he played at the concert you mentioned is a Zappa song called watermelon in easter hay.

[@MisterTee]

I was at that show. Warren Used to be in Frank’s band so there was a direct link to FZ.

[@carlosdanger6129]

Warren was also in the nu-wave band "Missing Persons" also; before Duran

[@lepetitoiseau]

@@HakanTunaMuzik Without Warren Cuccurullo, I don't think duran duran made such a tribute to Frank !!!

[@finnmcginn9931]

@@carlosdanger6129 and Missing Persons drummer was Terry Bozzio no? Bozzio played in a monster of a Zappa band with Adrian Belew.

[@TomO.3678]

"A mind is like a parachute. It only works when it's open." ~ Frank Zappa As of 2023, it'll be 30 years since he left us. Miss you, Frank!! ✌🏻😎🎶🎶🎶🎱

[@ilanamillion8942]

30 years - I can't even wrap my mind around that.

[@BenDowdy]

@@ilanamillion8942 Don't wrap it... open it.

[@seanbrennan5192]

Apparently it’s an old quote from a long time ago but I like to think Zappa made it lol. He definitely made it more popular

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was an insult to other composers

[@marlon-jl4ge]

He was garbage

[@rondohatton7292]

I was a huge Zappa fan when I was in high school. Had all his albums up to that point in time, ALL in vinyl because that was the technology then. Yeah, I'm old. Tried to go see him and the Mothers of Invention in Indianapolis in concert at the time, but couldn't swing it with my parents. R.I.P. FZ.

[@juri_xiii9977]

Vinyl has came back since.. And good music still comes out on vinyl..

[@maplelafe7671]

You "was" Rondo???? Zappa iant no flu !!!!! He's the best disease a human can get !! 😋. Hope you get well soon 👍👊

[@ronrobertson59]

In 1979 in New York city at a bar called the city limits in the village I met Frank Zappa. Bars are super crowded and we had an extra seat. A guy ask if he could sit at our table and we said sure. I didn't recognize him his hair was cut but one of the guys with us did. Frank said he was with the band we had a deep conversation with him about UFO'S. He brought it up out of no where but never said he ever saw one. I saw a lot of famous people in New York city the three mouths I lived there on Governors Island.

[@samanthab1923]

That’s so cool you got to live on Governors Island. It’s a park now.

[@ronrobertson59]

@@samanthab1923 I was there from December 79 to the end of March 1980.

[@samanthab1923]

@@ronrobertson59 How cold was that winter? You’re right out there in the harbor. ❄️🌬️

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was garbage

[@jamescostello6529]

I was stationed on the WHEC Dallas at the Coast Guard Station Governors Island '75 to '76.

[@markdraskovics1962]

HEY, . MICHAEL AND JESSICA YAY. Thanks for doing this video on My favorite Freaky scary People Frank Zappa he will always Be Loved and missed

[@earl6969]

I got to visit what would be his "Joe's garage" studio that was pretty much all Carvin gear. Dwezil was a friend of Fabio who was friends of a friend of mine who I met through yet another friend of who built performance motorcycles. I was a touring roadie for 35+ years out of Nashville and L.A. He was very tech savvy and most humble. We all had lunch at Casa Vega and the female staff were so in to Fabio the rest of us were invisible...and Frank seemed to enjoy that. What a strange trip it's been....

[@csnide6702]

There was one night where we had a power failure - so no TV or electric guitar, video games etc. i dug out my old walkman and put on headphones and listened to frank zappa's "strictly commercial" CD and listened in the dark. just me and the music. One of the most memorable nights ever... !

[@starwarsnerd7658]

I am a huge Zappa fan! I inherited Zappa records from my uncle recently. Thanks for the video !

[@ilanamillion8942]

He was very funny and smart. I would say that he was an intellectual. I have always felt that his kids also have a great sense of humour. That vault is amazing!

[@AHOOSIER]

So glad I subscribed to, grimmlifecollective to get the notifications on super cool stories, like this one on, Frank Zappa! Also, it was fantastic to see, Dweezil Zappa, who is without question, a great legacy to his father!

[@ms.krueger2660]

Did not like Frank Zappa but can appreciate that lots of people loved him !! RIP Frank!

[@leob4403]

Don't like him either. His fans are pretty annoying to be honest, it's the typical "I'm smarter than you because I understand this music"

[@earthhippie]

My dad loves Frank. It led me in the same direction. Frank deserves so much credit for his fight against censorship. He was such a cool dude imo.

[@ToddCrispies]

Zappa was a genius. Making music you love KNOWING that you are losing a bunch of money to create it, is just one example of a true artist that didn't create music for any other reason other than his love for it.

[@poopy_pants_joe1194]

Zappa was no genius. Homophobe, anti-Semite, failed parent for sure but "genius"?

[@marlon-jl4ge]

He was filth

[@carl1776]

Genius for making money by producing crap. Commie Capitalist.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

He fooled people with his nonsense shit music

[@symptomoftheuniverse4149]

What are talking about?

[@MikeInVentura]

Frank gave me my start in the music biz. I owe him for eternity for that and his music. And he was a true genius.

[@martinstent5339]

To all the Zappa fans here: Don’t forget to come to the Zappanale festival in Bad Doberan Northern Germany this summer. In fact, every summer. It’s THE place to meet with thousands of Zappa fans and celebrate his music.

[@caffeineadvocate]

My buddy introduced me to Zappa with ‘Titties and Beer’ when I was in 8th grade. He sold him best saying, “Frank Zappa will improve your vocabulary”. 😊

[@stephenhester9804]

The Vault.... that's the 20th Century equivalent of the Tomb of King Tut.

[@martinmartinmoone3104]

I have met Dweezil twice and he is a beautiful human being and he keeps his dad's legacy alive

[@cecelia1350]

The mother of my best friend when I was a girl was Frank Zappa’s 1st cousin. I was told not to bring it up with her because he wasn’t her favorite person. He seems like he was a nice guy, but as a teenage cousin, he got into a little trouble. Apparently he was living with his Aunt & Uncle for awhile and my friends mom was told she had to take him with her to a friends birthday party. I guess he got bored and wanted to liven things up by creating a small bonfire, in the friends basement. There was no real damage to the house, but my friends mom lost a friend because of it. Starting a bonfire inside a strangers home is definitely not ok, but it was kind of wrong of the mom’s friend to be so hard on her because of something Frank did. Anyway whenever I think of Frank Zappa I think of bonfires.

[@sirchromiumdowns2015]

We used to listen to Joe's Garage everyday on the way to high school. RIP Frank.

[@kgilliagorilla2761]

“Just a coupla’ quarts of beer”

[@sirchromiumdowns2015]

@@kgilliagorilla2761 So the intonation would not offend your ears

[@kgilliagorilla2761]

@@sirchromiumdowns2015 I have been known to say, when the music is crap, “Don’t you boys know any nice songs?” Haha We would go see him on his Halloween tour at the Uptown in Chicago, late 70’s. What a beautiful mind.

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

Back in 1991 I bought “Does Humor Belong in Music” on VHS. I had never heard anything by him, but was interested. Blew me away.

[@chadmears136]

Loved this ..thanks yall. Awesome RIP Zappa. I'm from Baltimore Maryland too.

[@calessel3139]

Zappa was a fascinating person, a true self-taught genius who created unique music. Sadly, he passed away at an all too early age.

[@KevinTambling]

I always wonder if he would have lived longer had he not been seriously considering running for POTUS. Ross Perot was his preference for VP, and Alan Dershowitz for AG. Then he got cancered.

[@calessel3139]

@@KevinTambling From what I understand, he died because his doctor misdiagnosed his prostate cancer. By the time it was found out, the disease had progressed beyond treatment. So he very well may still be alive today if he simply had a better doctor.

[@TheOriginalMaxGForce]

Unmarked graves are SO 20th century. Me? I'm going for an unprovable death.

[@talesfromanoldmanpatoneal6372]

Just like you as a child I really didn't appreciate Frank Zappa's music. Now as an adult I have a deep appreciation for it, not only his music but the man himself. What a great Patriot! I certainly don't want to give up my freedoms to a bunch of nincompoops and let them figure it out for me! Anyway great video I really enjoyed this one. Thank you. Like always thanks for taking us on the adventure.

[@random22026]

0;17 What. WHAT?! It NEVER rains in El Ay--just like 'Nobody Walks in L.A.' ... XD 8:08 Loved 'Sheik Yerbouti'. The ultimate Zappa concept album--for the title, and cover photo, alone! Luvvit. And thank you for sharing Zappa'a final resting place! Many channels haven't got it right. He was brilliant, and should be remembered for his contribution. 🙏 Not many know that Frank was a good friend of North Hollywood High School's band teacher, back in the day. In fact, Zappa used to live across the street from the school, whose mascot was...a HUSKY dog. Which gave him the inspiration to pen the lyric to a song mentioned in this video: '.. Don't go where the HUSKIES go, and don't you eat no YELLOW SNOW'. Source: NHHS graduate, circa 1973. 💥💥BOOM, bay-beh.

[@CorSmit]

Great tribute to an amazing musician and a remarkable human being. Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately, I never got to see Frank perform live, but I have been to many ‘Zappa Plays Zappa’ and subsequent Dweezil Zappa shows. The closest I’ve come a Frank performance was back in 2019, when ‘The Bizarre World of Frank Zappa’ came to Amsterdam. That was a great evening. Plus, I got to meet Ahmet there

[@jimmyhall4453]

Incredible how much music he recorded in his career. Had a roommate in college that was heavily into Zappa. Definitely a unique artist.

[@kristoferkristensen9021]

A 'Bobby Brown' reissue in the early 90s got me into Frank Zappa, but I was to discover he was so much more. His zero fucks given attitude and approach to music has made me a better musician and a better listener.

Been a die-hard FZ fan forever. I've also quietly admired your content for some time, and this was enlightening and thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you.

[@heatherkastenmeier7530]

I'm a huge Zappa fan. Have been since my Dad introduced me to him back in the early '80's. I remember when he passed, like yesterday...thank you, Michael.

[@1SeanBond]

A excellent view! He was one unique & amazing guitar player and artist. He did Valley girl with his Daughter Moon Unit a classic tune! She did the valley girl voice. Lol Epic Appreciate your efforts and quality content Mike & Jessica this was a blast from the past. Cheers!

[@SuperDalite]

Zappa put out so much music that it’s hard to consume. Years back I saw Dweezil do Zappa plays Zappa. By FAR the best and as close to Frank’s original production. My father grew up with Frank’s music, I play it today as it brings back fond memories of my growing up with my father. 👍

[@mlm21]

Too bad there is in fighting between the siblings over the estate.

[@SuperDalite]

@@mlm21 Exactly! Breaks my heart as it stifles Frank’s music. Dweezil was sued for just using the name “Zappa” like what the actual Fock. 🙄

[@JohmathanBSwift]

It's really nice to read all of the fond memories people had of Frank Zappa, or the memories of a relation/family member that enjoyed his work. The computer can’t tell you the emotional story. It can give you the exact mathematical design, but what’s missing is the eyebrows." FZ.

[@websurfer5772]

RIP Frank Zappa! We sure could use your gift for speaking up for human rights at this time in history. 🎸💛

[@goombah226]

If Frank was alive today he would be 100% MAGA!

[@Teachering]

Frank Zappa had a huge influence on my love of music. The first Frank Zappa album I bought was, "We're Only In It For The Money", by Frank Zappa And The Mothers Of Invention.

[@Frunobulax74]

@Teachering - Actually that album was credited to just The Mothers of Invention when it was released.

[@Teachering]

You are correct.@@Frunobulax74

[@cbm19601]

Thanks for doing this Michael....Always been a big Zappa fan and it's good to see him getting some respect.

[@bloppysloppy2283]

Hard to believe he's been gone almost 30 years already.

[@lindencoppin1406]

Michael & Jess, Thank You. Happy Halloween.

[@fredtaylor9792]

I don't care for most of his music. Black Napkins is a tremendously great piece but I LOVE the man himself. Much like how I feel about Johnny Cash, his music doesn't do much for me but his intellect, opinions and his attitude leaves me in Awe. The shit he'd say in an era where canceling was much easier and came from conservative media, the absolute balls on the man to speak his mind demands respect.

[@fredmccarroll3476]

I have been a Frank Zappa fan ever since 1973. That is when I first heard the album, "Just Another Band From L.A.". I was 16 years old at the time. I collect everything I can by Zappa! Presently I have 52 Zappa albums on CD, 15 on Vinyl, and I have 10 Zappa DVDs and the Zappa documentary on Blu-ray. I also have several Zappa posters and T-Shirts

[@sardav160479]

Happy new year to you both

[@baylorsailor]

I'm not a Frank Zappa fan myself, but I respect his work and the people who do like it. Thanks for another good video!

[@leob4403]

I'm not either, but the difference is I don't respect his work. Zappa was not a humble guy

[@joeydanielski962]

Zappa is probably my favourite artist ever. Great video.

[@v2vroth]

Awesome Video thanks so much for posting!!! I am a giant Frank Zappa fan which is part of the reason I’m a musician. I got to record with Ike from his band. Frank was a god. 🎸🎶

[@bloppysloppy2283]

I like Ike's vocals on "Keep It Greasy". Reminds me of Levi Stubb's of the Four Tops.

[@stardust189]

Thanks for doing this video it's very touching when people remember Frank he was an American treasure... ❤️

[@natashanyxx9486]

Zappa is one of my heroes, musical and otherwise. Nuff said.

[@kimberleyblair3392]

❤

[@loranhedgecoke6808]

I just run across all 5his guys work .Very Enjoyable.Thank You.

[@karentarr8930]

Saw Frank Zappa in the early 70’s in Worcester, MA, what a great show hated to see it end, those were the days❤️What a guy, gone but never forgotten, thanks for the visit. Happy Halloween 👻

[@chrismcdowell7138]

Gail (his wifey) is buried next to him, in the unofficial Zappa ‘unmarked’ family plot. I guess, Dweezil, Moon, Ahmet and Diva, will follow family tradition, and will all be unmarked, in the same family plot (sort of kidding). You indicate that Frank is buried, above, and way to the left of Mr. Ayres. I read that he was buried, above, and slightly to the left? Not really a big deal, so I will rely on your sleuthing capabilities.

[@quadrogong1111]

Poor man, so young, that’s scary as hell. He was misdiagnosed 😢I miss him

[@stephenfinney5593]

Happy new year from Steve and debb from stoke on trent UK

[@gilwood7530]

I found a box of records in the trash when I was 9 (1975) About 30 albums there were 3 Zappa A beefheart an Every Jefferson Airplane and every Jethro Tull a few other goodies too ...that shaped my music tastes . I've loved Zappa ever since

[@blunewhouse7528]

It was 1973 when a friend in high school turned me on to Zappa and Capt. Beefheart. Shortly after that I moved to Austin Texas. Saw him 3 times at the Armadillo World Headquarters. Sat on the board for 2 of those shows. Good night Austin Texas wherever you are ☺️❣️

[@Low_Rent]

Those Zappa records were in the trash for a good reason.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was filth

[@marlon-jl4ge]

He changed the World of boring assholes 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@gilwood7530]

@@blunewhouse7528 AMAZING !!! First time I saw him I was 10 (76) me and a friend tagged along with his older brother who just started driving that week ...it was his first little road trip !

[@christopherbell4543]

His label was called Barking Pumpkin Records 🎃😎

[@freqenc]

Death will come for us all. Better to be remembered once than never at all.

[@Ptitmalle]

Big Zappa fan, excellent video man, thank you !

[@thebangkokconnection4080]

The studio is directly behind the house which Gaga remodeled extensively. The studio was in the basement originally.

[@mellozappa583]

Black napkins right in the beginning....I love it!!!

[@HoldSimp]

I wasn't as aware of Frank Zappa before watching this tribute to him, he definitely seemed to be a one of a kind, I've looked at other videos of him since watching this and listening to some of the interesting music, I'd have to say he's definitely an inspiration to other musicians. Great video as always....

[@surfdigby]

Check out the 1979 Halloween concert (AKA: the "Baby Snakes" concert), or his 1988 tour (as seen at 13:16) to see and hear him at his best.

[@Frunobulax74]

@@surfdigby - The movie Baby Snakes was filmed at Frank's 1977 Halloween concerts, not 1979.

[@surfdigby]

@@Frunobulax74 I'm in the UK so was compensating for the different time zone.

[@pam2664]

Zappa was Way before his time

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit ugly zappa changed the World of boring assholes 🤣

[@damian2657]

He really meant it when he said "It's not important to even be remembered."

[@willglo]

So weird that you did this video! I've been out of the blue binging on Frank and Moon's song "Valley Girl" for many of days now!

[@samanthab1923]

My brothers went every Halloween. Sometimes to both shows.

[@MitchellCoker]

Always loved 'You are what you is' and 'Moving to Montana soon' songs.

[@kitteninabasketwilson3992]

I Absolutely Love your channel Great content.. 💯

[@letshaveacuppa_official]

Tipper was just basically putting a warning label on it. She wasn’t saying not to listen to it. It was just basically so parents would be able to know some of the content that was in the music.

[@marychristinenewell8780]

Love Frank Zappa such a talented man thank,you Grimm Happy Safe New Year ❤

[@lepetitoiseau]

Frank's heart still beats in the vault,I think he would have made a song about this unnamed grave story!

[@angelalinderman9985]

Frank was the epitome of 😎 cool... LA isn't dreary just beautiful 🥰 I love "dreary" to me... beautiful.👍💜

[@davetrent8612]

The side of the house with the plywood door or entrance and You can visually see the PVC white pipes is all attached to the pool's pump house that requires filter changes and testing the ph balance of the water. This work you have done is really admirable to his fans and I intend to share it. I liked and subscribed so I'll be back for more Mister Grim Sir~!

[@Za7a7aZ]

He was very loved in The Netherlands...just like his buddy Steve Vai who I will watch and listen to performing with an orchestra coming may 2023 in Eindhoven.

[@scurfie2343]

Saw FZ at the Lehigh University 1980. There's an audio of the concert on KZbin.

[@johnwalters4792]

Respect Frank

[@ilabelle1]

Frank is one of my all time favourite people. An inspiration for me. He was truly singular and marched to his own drummer. As far as his music goes I consider Frank to be a wholly separate entertainment package. It ain’t exactly Foreigner is it. I miss him terribly. There will never be another guy or gal quite like him.

[@junglie]

." It ain’t exactly Foreigner is it" Lol spot on mate & thank god he wasn't !

[@danmusec5634]

I believe that house is on the same street where actor Frank Christi was murdered by hitmen in 1982. 6969 Woodrow Wilson Dr. was the address.

[@johnnytoobad7785]

Been a Zappa fan since 1970...Just watched his bio-movie so I had to watch this. The vault is featured in the bio-pic but not the grave site.

[@Hanzyscure]

When Frank trolled Tipper Gore was epic. His description of her Holier-than-thou delusional thoughts left her speechless.

[@Duke_of_Prunes]

Great episode! Frank's music has been a big part of my life for many years.

[@Rhythmicons]

The pacing for this was absolutely fantastic, only interrupted by the ads, but nevertheless, you deserve the revenue. Broken hearts are for assholes.

[@Iceninekills13]

I think whoever coined the phrase “ahead of his time”, they were speaking about Frank Zappa. The man was a genius and didn’t get the true credit he deserved while he was alive. Great video. Thank you Michael and Jessica

[@theghastlygamer5326]

It sickens me that lady gaga owns it. From musical genius to whatever you want to call her. He would not approve.

[@MrMuzikProductions]

Too short. I know, I know. You could've done an hour an not covered a third of the great man's work. But it should have been at least a little longer with some interviews.

[@abbyroadme]

Zappa was odd, but so talented. My parents (way before I was born) saw him in concert at the Hollywood Bowl with my Uncle. And my parents absolutely hated it, while I am so jealous they saw him.

[@Frunobulax74]

@abbyroadme - Frank played the Hollywood Bowl in 1972 with his 20-piece Grand Wazoo Orchestra. I wish I was there too!! Here is the setlist: 1972 09 10 - Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA 90 min, Aud, B+ intros, New Brown Clouds, Big Swifty, Approximate, For Calvin And His Next Two Hitch-hikers, Think It Over, Music For Low Budget Orchestra / Dog Meat, The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary, Penis Dimension, Variant Processional March

[@blueneeson9888]

Thanks So Much You Make Such Interesting Videos From Blue Who Was Born In England

[@modtomodern]

Very good choice of using Black Napkins as your background music. Camarillo Brillo is also a fave . Thanks for locating the Masters resting place. After his Vancouver gig we left quickly to beat the crowd and a limo pulled out in front of us in the lot, we recognized the schnoz in profile. We followed his limo to a non-descript Mexican place, Zappa went in. We did not go in because as Canadians and as a Catholic Girl, we wanted him to have his meal in peace. What would we say anyways other than, thanks Frank. Thanks Frank.

[@MrUndersolo]

I needed this more than I thought. Zappa, we salute you. 👏

[@Seeklip6T]

Every one of his records had at least 1 tune that made it worthwhile buying. I saw the Dweezil tour. I think it was called Zappa doing Zappa. I never could wrap my head around all the family bickering between Dweezil, Ahmet and Moon Unit and the Zappa Family Trust. Life's too short to die on the wrong hill, especially when it's over money. Sad.

[@filmbuff2777]

Thanks for sharing. My dad was a big Zappa fan. He passed away last March a day before his 69th birthday, so this video was special to me. Thanks. One time I was able to get tickets to see David Lynch's Inland Empire, at the Sydney Film Festival, & Mum wanted all of us to go as Sydney is a bit of a drive from where I live, & I cautioned Dad about how weird Lynch's work is, but he was game, because he then mentioned how weird & out there Zappa is. Thanks for sharing & Happy New Year!

[@richardcoombes9491]

a great true vlog micheal and jessica happy new year to u both happy halloween

[@CharleysGaming]

Top of the Morning, Grimmlifecollective 👻great video on Frank zappa. Always great to see ya. I wanted to also Congratulation you two, on your upcoming Movie. We are excited to go and see, and what a great cast. happy Halloween!!!

[@mickbrown8249]

ZAPPA/BeefHeart also early 75'Cape town new emigree listening to many LPS Fab..RIP