Frank Zappa live in Amsterdam, 1976-03-06 (concert)

[@Dopi-1956]

I was at this concert I brought in a small portable tape recorder in my fur coat (😄) and a microphone hidden in my long hair. All highly illegal 🙂. The tapes still function though rather poor quality of course. I always kept them as a souvenir. Encore: Camarillo Brillo, MuffinMan good quality. And a lot of fun hearing myself cheer 47 years later 😀. And thank you for sharing this. I was googling for a setlist but the ones I found were not correct and did not match my recording. Filthy habits is amazing...

[@harryzlotzlottos5715]

Very entertaining, the early 76 shows… Frank ripped an extra tasty solo in ‘Torture’. Muchas Gracias!

[@darryld9719]

It would be hard to argue that Frank is not the most photographed man in the world!.........pure genius!......thank you

[@Nachtjaeger45]

Danke dass Du uns an Deinen musikalischen Schätzen teilhaben lässt! Beste Grüße aus München

[@johnchristopher3544]

Not only the best Zappa I've ever heard but some of the best music I've ever heard FULL STOP! Thanks for your channel.

[@augustohenriques1753]

FZ, the Best!! Thanks for sharing.

[@KTGHATS]

Unreal! Why your channel doesn’t have 10 million subs I cannot say, but your stuff is incredible, thx for sharing

[@1neAdam12]

🤠

[@mirkorutz3445]

Because Zappa is unique

[@ash-iggdrazil]

just the few human . persons are ready to hear this true

[@TubeScrewed]

I enjoyed the long MLK weekend with a newly purchased ZAPPA documentary.

[@stephensuddens9146]

Never ceases to amaze me, Zappa live. I'm eternally in your debt for posting these.

[@martinusdegrootste]

I live 200 metres from that venue, never knew he played there, thanks a lot!

[@feloniousmonkofjusti]

This is the only KZbin channel I listen to on a regular basis. I always look forward to it popping up in my news feed.

[@benvigs]

Epically slow Inca Roads intro!!! Chills!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@enriquehernandezhevia6817]

¡Sublime! I love the OZ band, it´s so (unusually for Frank) raw...I´m also very fan of Mr. André Lewis, great keyboard player who played with Buddy Miles, Maxayn, Johnny Guitar Watson and Mandré, great records there...Muchas gracias y saludos desde España.

[@gedrive7326]

Dankjewel voor deze gave muziek van Frank en de Mothers

[@simonaanderlini7780]

Grazie per questa nuova perla♥️

[@giovannialessi1112]

Ci ha lasciato un grande vuoto.. ma quello che ha fatto per tutti noi rimane per sempre

[@giovannialessi1112]

@Zolar Czakl grazie.. Ha sempre cercato di dare emozioni, sorrisi condivisi attraverso la sua musica e ogni volta ha cercato di toccare i cuori e sorprendere tutti, con i suoi personali assoli di chitarra dal vivo. Sono contento di aver attirato la sua attenzione durante un concerto con una risposta musicale che assomigliava tanto a una pernacchia. Non lo dimenticherò mai questo

[@wesforehand278]

I love this tour. Frank is on fire. Thank you

[@jmarvosa6x3]

Wow the transition into Dirty Love is stellar! Thanks for sharing

[@Darrylizer1]

That was the best version of Black Napkins I've ever heard and I've heard a few.

[@chrisk5305]

who's the coolest cat out there? brUNO, your channel rocks a LOT!!!!!

[@davidwharton841]

You are the' go to ' for anything zappa. Great channel. Thanks. BTW I saw Jeff Beck with Stanley Clarke at this venue around this year. IIRC.

[@userutubeable]

Brillianté

[@styanest583]

thank you very much for your work! our hungry ears needs to hear that unreleased material! my favourite upload of you was Guitar II and Guitar III, but now i cant find it. I don't know if you could uploading them again. Thanks for your time

[@br1tag]

@Styanest - Some of my videos have been censored for copyright reasons. I'm sorry, but they won't let me upload them yet

[@janhimschoot1426]

wow thanks man, just incredible material! This should be made available for all of us zappa fans. I keep wondering where you find this stuff ;)

[@duster71]

Wondered were you've been. Thank for another great Frank upload.

[@paultonderys5324]

Thank you again for great fzmusic

[@JMD333]

Great work, thanks for posting another awesome show!!

[@pierantonioveltri3283]

Frank... Always on my mind

[@smilinbee9971]

Hello br1tag! So glad to see a new video, I was getting worried you had given up on creating FZ videos. I will certainly enjoy listening, thanks as always for sharing!

[@fredburgessea4925]

ditto 💕✌😎

[@ash-iggdrazil]

! It's the highest level of normal! every sound has its own place

[@eddiedoyle3607]

Awesome !

[@1neAdam12]

Wow, this is good.

[@gerardhilde01]

Thank You br1tag. Very good!

[@danfriend9567]

Frank was unconscious soloing that night,which might be a redundant statement.(or a redunzl statement)......particularly "Enema Bandit"!!

[@miguelpalavicino7955]

" zappa genio " paz y amor nos vemos chaooo miguel

[@br1tag]

@Miguel Palavicino - paz y amor, Miguel

[@pfaffman100]

Having my Frank night, ton's of thanks.

[@mwdunn3]

Afr arf arf!!

[@frankzappa0815]

Thanks

[@MikkelGrumBovin]

Thanx s o much 🤩

[@80thtasties85]

great pix! cheers from germany!

[@AnibalSantos-ms9gy]

O zappa para mim e ; e um dos poucos ? Músicos que são genius! .

[@manuelernestoacebedo]

Thanks man.

[@darryld9719]

You could say Chunga was made for Napoleon!........wow!

[@JonnyPyscho]

As always… great upload, show, line-up etc etc.

[@agnome1176]

Firesign Theater & Frank Zappa, childhood! (Uncle Floyd 2) What could possibly go wrong, Hot Tuna? (6 D gotta make breath while still breathing)

[@Fryboy-xy1is]

Interesting hearing Napoleon sing the songs that Ray White is known for. How different the Zappa in New York album would have been if Napoleon had stuck around.

[@fredburgessea4925]

denga denga, doopie doopie idoop doop, denga denga, doop de doop doop 💕✌😎

[@claudemarcotte6741]

Thank you. Very good. Who plays sax on Chungas Revenge? Great solo!

[@claudemarcotte6741]

Oh just skipped the intro NM Brocke of course!

[@fredburgessea4925]

Bup bup bup diddeley bup bup, bup bup ba deedle dah 💕✌😎

[@JeromeMensch]

❤❤❤🎉😊

[@shootfirst2097]

I think this show (and year) was the last gasp of the "Real Frank Zappa" Just like the title of his eponymous book, this was the last few years when he still retained elements of the 1960s and he actually PLAYED ripping guitar instead of hiring stunt guitarists. The band just retained more of that '60s feel. Chunga's Revenge in this concert highlights what I'm talking about. Parts of it sound like Uncle Meat and We're Only it 4 $. And "I Ain't Got No Heart" just doesn't sound the same with Ike Willis instead of Ray Collins.I loved Thingfish with Ike Willis mimicking the character actor from Amos 'n Andy, but as much as he's a great vocalist (like in "Joe's Garage") it started turning me off... along with the change to high-in-the-mix, strong synthesizer a-la Tommy Mars. Once again, great musician, but the LOUDNESS of the keys in Frank's shows after this just seemed artificially loud and overbearing. (I've played frisbee with Tommy. BTW). My main point: the biggest reason I got into Frank was his guitar playin,g. and it disappeared with his later bands... the Yellow Shark and orchestral stuff remained great, tho. But his live shows just seemed more sterile synthesized--dominated and programmed out.

[@ListenToManicAntenna]

@shootfirst2097 - And I prefer the '77-'88 live period myself...so your claim that the "Real Frank Zappa" was done after '76 is utterly absurd. I understand what you mean about the transformation of the bands sonically in different ways but that evolution is what Frank was all about. Also, you make it sound like his stunt guitarists like Steve Vai, Mike Keneally, etc. took over the lead guitar role in the band which just isn't true. Frank would write more intricate arrangements & passages for them to play, and they would add in different flourishes to the songs. They would take solos occasionally but Frank's guitar was still the main solo instrument of the concerts. For instance, during extended improvisations where various members took the lead, the final solo would 9 times out of 10 be taken by Frank. The exception to that was during the '88 tours where he wanted to highlight the fantastic horn section. He did say he wasn't as satisfied with his playing in '88, but there were still many fantastic moments. If you love his guitar playing, definitely check out shows from 1980. For starters, 4/29/80 in Upper Darby, PA (Early & Late) is a soundboard with some killer guitar from Frank. Lots of transcendent moments throughout 1980 including the Fall Tour. '81-'84 have tons of amazing playing too. Check out 9/1/1984 in Saratoga Springs...like the show opener Heavy Duty Judy, then stuff like I'm The Slime, Truck Driver Divorce and the 14+ minute Let's Move To Cleveland which goes off the rails (in a good way!). If you don't like the more prominent keyboards, I'm not sure what to tell you but the guitar was still there in the forefront well beyond '76!

[@charleswinokoor6023]

What’s that photo of Zappa apparently sitting in with other musicians with another guy playing guitar alongside him on stage?

[@styanest583]

hello, can you make a mix of all the "advance romance" songs? thanks a lot

[@br1tag]

@Styanest - I'm sorry, but Advance Romance Guitar Solos has been censored. I can't post it anymore.

[@MatChew75]

Every night is a Frankfurter

[@altohippiegabber]

Where is the VLOERBEDEKKING?

[@martinusdegrootste]

Onder deze vette zwevende sofa!

[@Dopi-1956]

No more vloerbedekking.

[@MatChew75]

It's the band with Napoleon Murphy Brock Andre Lewis Terry Bozzio Frank and Roy Estrada but this is a good band I enjoy it I'm not big on the lineup they had after that with Bianca Odin singing I just don't like a woman's voice in Zappa's music I'm sorry maybe songs off overnight and apostrophe but that's about it. Now I do like part of that lineup with Bianca that it had Eddie jobson incredible keyboardist in violinist from Roxy Music and went on to play with UK

[@stevenspirito5672]

Bruno where do you keep finding these awesome shows my man Zi benedica