Frank Zappa - Zomby Woof (Reaction)

[@leddygee1896]

Tina Turner & the Ikettes on background vocals!!

[@alldayadventures5418]

All us Zappa fans from the old days... will always support ANYONE that gives him an honest listen... I have heard this song a hundred times and never get tired of it. He is the best...!

[@tangoalpha1347]

There was one Frank zappa, as there was one beethoven and one mozart... just brillant. I can listen and listen to zappa, there are pieces of music as this one you can listen and fill all the dynamic, rythmic breaks, there are always different perspectives on this music... so clever and complexe

[@ollednom2780]

Agreed I never tire of this song and it has one of his best guitar solos

[@kb4446]

The thing was , fuck the radio amd im gonma put my headphones on and float away with pigs on the wing, paul harvey, Dr. Demento, . Then Boom Bokm out goes the lights would come on and id start tearing my room apart li k e thereaint no tomorrow!!!!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

After this song was recorded, Zappa's guitar filed for half a dozen charges of assault and battery.

[@kb4446]

Both in sg clay animation and, man from Utopia , with Frank espongiating his guitar neck as it breaks apart, meanwhile in Kansas,....

[@Ch1ll_0ld_Dud3]

“Turn that guitar up and make it say ‘ouch’”. - FZ

[@iarocks44]

"Don't even try to figure out the music, jsut strap in for the ride!" Spot on right there! And yes, you do not want to get inside Zappa's head. It is indeed a scary place - brilliant but very scary! LOL Glad to see someone who can appreciate Frank's eccentricities. Not everyone gets it.

[@Therealfantasia]

It's so great to watch someone get turned on to Zappa!

[@teedub9295]

In '71 I really got into a few groups. Zappa, Tull, Gentle Giant, Yes and a few more. Never looked back. My favorite year in music. They year before I saw one of the last concerts from Uncle Jimi and Jim Morrison.

[@TommiBrem]

We be turning this into the Zappa reaction channel No. 1.

[@TeezMcGee]

😂🤣

[@mustardsquatchdog]

For real bruh!

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was filth

[@justinbakerking]

What Tesla was to electricity Zappa was to music

[@tetaomichel]

Zappa....genius.

[@GansoBomb]

Watching you react to this was like looking in a mirror, only I've heard this song a hundred times 😂 Thanks for sharing your love of music!

[@T23000PLUS]

Tina Turner n' friends on the back up vocals. btw

[@1965JB]

Watching people reacting to Frank, seeing their ears open up and expressing joy over the weird coherence of it all is one of the best things I’ve ever seen on KZbin. I’m gonna go try to play the bass part to Zomby Woof now, thanks man!

[@2ndyuuhi]

If you ever wanna hear a great solo, watch his live version of Black Napkins at the palladium 1977

[@dana_brooke_27]

I was at that show... excellent

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was garbage

[@T23000PLUS]

i am SO on board! Just found you tonight, listened to like ten of your vids

[@kevinlundgren1169]

From what I heard was that Zappa writes everything out note for note then gives it to the band to play.. Zappa has been in my top five of the great guitar gods for many years!!!!!!!

[@ge0rgeharris218]

Well, what once was will never be again! There was no one to compare Frank with, then or now!

[@donnavickers6058]

Montana is great also. Can I interest you in a pair of zircon encrusted tweezers? Gleaming in the moonlighty night? Thanx for the FZ memories!

[@torontotontos7085]

Ricky Lancelotti on vocals. Frank had an ear for finding unique talent

[@davehol8166]

Check out same song from "Best Band You Never Heard . Amazing jam. Zappa with more time, thought, and experience, if you can handle it!!!

[@jayrayhoossongsilivedby5444]

We had the words on the inside LP sleeve. I was just a kid, 10 in 1977 and we went nuts playing air guitar dancing around listening to this record.

[@andykelly4056]

Zappas music is complex and is there for the listener to ask questions and after several times of listening your like this guy is a genius once you understand it it fuckin rocks

[@travismord4175]

Oh. My. God. You reviewed Zombie Woof. You are absolutely THE. SHIT.

[@Ch1ll_0ld_Dud3]

“Zappa” is a genre of its own.

[@davidw.hulbertiv5211]

Woof... strapped in... Enjoying the ride...

[@datmanknow1454]

Another great reaction, thanks. Looks like you are becoming a fan, perhaps? There are a few live versions of this, my fave being the one on 'The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life' from the ill-fated final tour.

[@GoodCorporateRobot]

Damn dude you are getting it done today! Love it!

[@weeooh1]

I got a great big pointed fang Which is my zomby toof My right foot's bigger than my other one is Like a reg'lar zomby hoof If I raid your dormitorium Don't try to remain aloof I might snatch you up screamin' through the window all nekkid An' do it to you up on the roof Don't mess with the zomby woof...

[@timkaufhold6163]

Great reactions. Try what's new in Baltimore or apostrophe

[@kellydelay18]

63 albums

[@ulgn1964]

During his lifetime, Zappa released 62 albums. Since 1994, the Zappa Family Trust has released 54 posthumous albums as of July 2020, making a total of 116 albums/album sets.

[@toda304]

@@ulgn1964 55 albums here

[@progger53]

This, Don't eat the yellow snow suite and Inca Roads are my favorite songs.

[@williamkuhn2053]

you know i will never sleep no more..

[@todddouglass870]

It seems to me that it just aint wize!

[@NondescriptMammal]

Great to see a truly genuine reaction to Zappa's excellent and complex and playful music, and someone who seems to get it, that it is creative and original and fabulously eccentric but still a musical feast for the eardrums. Keep it up sir

[@maryc8046]

try The Torture Never Stops Zappa

[@evel5771]

Try the Torture Never Stops by Zappa

[@rgaleny]

ZAPPA ONCE SAID, "THE SAX CAN PUT OUT SOME REAL SLEAZE, BUT, THE GUITAR IS CAPABLE OF SOME REAL OBCENITY."

[@tommyturner2140]

in 1979 we used to get stoned & listen to this record and then pig out on count chockula LOL

[@rickbriefs8712]

Great Song, great album Teez!! Frank was a musical genius! Pretty bizarre but you will hear unbelievable musicianship from everybody in the band!! He wrote everybody's part! He was a hard core bandleader who didn't tolerate drug or alcohol use during rehearsal or Live performance.

[@cd6914]

Later you'll realizing that Zappa's mind were not a scary place ;)

[@Bushanie24]

may wanna give "joe's garage" from Mr Zappa a listen after some "vitamins"

[@jennhurl]

You've got some fun rabbit holes open!! Boston, Linkin Park, Billy Idol, Guns & Roses, Chris Stapleton, Hall & Oates, Def Leppard, ZZ Top, Pearl Jam... just to name a few!! Can't wait to jump back into some of those with you. You're doing GREAT Teez!! 🎵❤✌

[@scottsmith1712]

There is tons of great (and hilarious) stuff on this album. 'Dirty Love' and 'Dina Mo Hum' will crack you up. 'I'm the Slime' shouldn't be missed either.

[@pirobot668beta]

Allow me to suggest a Zappa album set that will feed your Guitar-Jones for years to come. It's a three record collection from Japan aptly titled 'Shut up and play your guitar', 'Son of Shut up and play your guitar' and 'Return of the Son of Shut up and play your guitar'. Jazz, Blues, Rock...all with Zappa leading the way. Hours of Frank jamming with nothing else to do. You may find it amusing.

[@jimmayors2315]

A real treat is to watch the video of his son, Dweezil, redo this song, live, with Steve Vai on lead guitar (Zappa does Zappa). Steve Via was a young guitarist for Frank Zappa.........

[@hansvandermeulen5515]

Vai used to play the written guitar lines and impossible guitar parts.

[@maine420grow]

Dang. I was gonna request this. Nice pick

[@kb4446]

That was trippy ,..

[@arjaylee]

You're right! Zappa's mind had to be a scary place. I'd love to have spent a day there, as long as I had a guaranteed return ticket...

[@anthonyharris7226]

Tina Turner & the Ikettes. I'll meet you in room 9. Wink...wink.

[@leddygee1896]

Be careful, Zappa will make you go blind!!😅

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

you only need your ears for Zappa

[@matto9734]

Only the deadly yellow snow will... ;-)

[@thesoundship]

Does Humor Belong In Music.........one of his records in the eighties ......it sure does.

[@ronaldhascher1412]

ZAPPA ? First tome hearing them the Mothers on my 8 track I was hooked when I heard the song Pinky the rubber blow up doll.

[@Trac489]

I thought I got it, then I didn't etcetera, he is a musical genius. 🤪

[@noquarter9700]

Check the Dweezil Zappa, Steve Vai and Napoleon live of it ... Zappa plays zappa tour....... Its just insane. You'll melt with Vai's guitar solo.

[@chloecolle9492]

This is Metal Funk, je kiffe ce track.....

[@paulgro5776]

"The Man from utopia meets Mary Lou" is a great Zappa song.

[@michaelthomas8592]

WE, just as Frank-Zappas-Music-Lovers are still ALONE! Because of that we love ALL positive or appropriate reaction, you know... BUT: I for myself love it the more the listener does UNDERTSAND music - YOU DO!

[@theoradestra7060]

WOW!!! Tina Turner in the background!!!

[@fasteddie777666]

best song ever,,,,,DINAH MOE HUMM

[@stevious7278]

Yeah Frank was the master; but a huge shout out must go to Ruth Underwood on percussion. She was integral to Frank's band for many years ans is astoundingly good. Don't even try to get into the mind of Frank Zappa; you'll end up drooling and wriggling on the floor :D

[@ronaldhascher1412]

Back to back Belly to belly Dancing at, The Zomby Jambory !

[@christerfurberg7720]

For a more serious and heavy side of Zappa, check out Mom & Dad

[@DUBEE43]

Dude, please WATCH the ZAPPA video, BABY SNAKES!!!!!!!! PLEASE🙏

[@thepragmatic6383]

Imagine playing this song on a Hi-Fi sound system. A McIntosh amp and preamp + Klipsch LaScala floor speakers. I guarantee you the trinkets don't stay on the shelves for long.

[@anthonyharris7226]

Hey that's my system. You forgot the 15-in reel to reel. It's the closest thing to heaven. A pair of Koss AAA headphones. From Rock to Prog.

[@todddouglass870]

I got Carver AL-3 ribbon speakers with internal cross-overs bi-passed and bi-amplified with an analog active cross-over, 5 band per channel analog parametric equalizer, 1400 watts of B&K class A/B amplifier (4 x 350 Watts RMS), and a 15" Velodyne Servo Accelerometer Subwoofer. I have 2 Velodyne ULD-15 subwoofers to refurbish and add to the system replacing the single sub. My PC system has Schiit Magni Heresy pre-amp, Schiit Modi DAC, Monsoon Planar Speakers, Class-T amplifier (class D with feedback), Parts Express DSP-408 digital signal processor crossover, 2 x Yamaha YST-60 servo subs for bass (80 to 200 Hz), and a 10" Velodyne servo subwoofer with 1200 watts RMS for sub bass (80 Hz). So it's a tri-amplified system. I can adjust the cross-over frequencies, parametric equalization, delay, and levels on the fly! It's very nice and very, very clean! My headphones are Hifiman HE-560 magnetic Planars. Zappa sounds very nice on all of these thank you very much!

[@thepragmatic6383]

@@todddouglass870 Sounds good to me. I can hear it from here in Quebec. I pity your immediate neighbors.

[@anthonyharris7226]

@@todddouglass870 cool sys, dude. Your system's insane.

[@anthonyharris7226]

I hear you all the way in Cleveland, Ohio....The rock and roll capital of the world. 😂

[@elysehfm8797]

Hey Teez!

[@carlomercorio1250]

Dynamo--Hum will blow your mind, so to speak

[@buzzwerd8093]

How many peeps have said try Dinah Mo Hum.

[@kb4446]

Frank was the only Frank i had ever met. If it werent for Frank,... . there would be no FRANK!!!!!

[@kb4446]

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[@williamkuhn2053]

he calls it the mofo project object..its his concept of continuity

[@scotthannigan3569]

Been one of my favorites since childhood. Q: How could you possibly enjoy it if you ruined it for me. After the 3rd stop, i cussed out loud and changed the channel. Smashed that like before i left because im not trying to diss the effort.

[@todddouglass870]

IMHO it's OK to stop the music for a reaction video to make a comment. After all, one can always listen to the uninterrupted song elsewhere. In my mind, watching reaction videos is to gain new insight to the music, so a reasonable number of pauses is OK.

[@Grithron2]

Ricky Lancelotti on lead vocal once again. To be a Zappa fan invariably means becoming a fanatic, Zappa-ology consumes your life and changes you. Another unofficial Zappa recommendation - there's a thousand King Kongs to choose from but this is special kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZCQo2lmed6Cl7s (it's dominated by Ian Underwood and he gets deep here)

[@stevebinning977]

You use the word bizarre a lot to describe Frank's music. Did you know that Bizarre was a record label owned by Frank Zappa?

[@TeezMcGee]

I had no idea lol that’s wild

[@DonFormica]

Recomending "Dumb all over" and "You are what you is" by FZ.

[@todddouglass870]

Yes, excellent recommendations. I like listening to Society Pages to Conehead as a block (6 shorter songs for Zappa), but the whole album is good. Some songs are a little derogatory with the vocals (Jumbo), but still some good music.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

You stopped twice to talk on the intro

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Wow, glad to see interesting music on your channel, I would love to hear your thoughts on West African psychedelic rock, which is the pinnacle of human achievement in music in my opinion. Or psychedelic cumbia from South America. Or tropicalia, psychedelic rock from Brazil that was also a protest movement against authoritarianism. I'll have to see what you have already reacted to.

[@todddouglass870]

I'll have to check these genres out. Thanks for the recommendations!

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@todddouglass870 Really? You're very welcome! Ofo the Black Company is a fantastic Nigerian band to start with. A lot of it is hard to come by but there are tons of compilations. For cumbia I recommend Los Mirlos and Los Diablo Rojos. For tropicalia the most famous band is Os Mutantes (the Mutants). You're in for treats 🙂 I'm excited for you!

[@todddouglass870]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 A sincere thank you for the band recommendations! This will make it easier to start. The reasons I prefer listening to music on KZbin is cause of the comments. Not only do I learn interesting facts and trivia, but there are always recommendations for new music to check out from people that have somewhat similar tastes to my own. In conjunction with Wikipedia (lists associated acts, influences, etc) and the Internet in general I can really dig deep to learn more about artists I like, and new artists to check out.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@todddouglass870 That's awesome. I'm very encouraged that you have a curious and open mind. KZbin has given me some interesting recommendations also.

[@kb4446]

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