FRANK ZAPPA - "PUNKYS WHIPS" (reaction)

Check out Sight After Dark reacting to "Punky's Whips" by Frank Zappa!
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[@SightAfterDark]

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[@cliffspencer9989]

Absolutely no one else on the face of this earth could have written a song like that. Absolutely unique. Unfortunately we’ll never here the likes of it again. Love you mr Zappa 🙏❤️❤️

[@cliffspencer9989]

@Get Zappéd 1974 I just like the track. I left school some time ago. I’m not prepared to write an essay about the virtues of a lighthearted track by mr Zappa. If you feel so strongly. Why don’t you mr 1974

[@MDArtHub]

Long live Punky's shiny hair.

[@kosta333]

Without shit ugly zappa, the music World would be much better 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@prodoverjeff2876]

I've always been impressed by drummers who can sing, especially Bozzio who can do both with so much energy.

[@Mr.Batsu12]

After about 40 years of listening to Zappa (ugh I'm old now) I'm still amazed at Frank's ability to mix a ridiculous silly comical idea and amazing expert level music writing and musicianship and have them work so well together. His bands are always so incredibly tight yet still feel loose so it's not robotic sounding. I'm not that great at describing it but Frank's bands were always great at doing it.

[@mrkv4k]

This was Frank. He made a musicaly serious song out of a conversation with Terry and it's done in the very best way to showcase Terry's abilities.

[@SightAfterDark]

😆yes he did!

[@jonathanschadenfreude9603]

cmon PUNKY>>>GET FUNKY!

[@Peter-K]

You guys have officially made it, this song could only be fully appreciated by a true FZ fan, newbies would have trouble handling it. The Muffin Man, City of Tiny Lites, and this were from the same set of shows, all at the Palladium around Halloween 77. (the movie made from those shows by Frank is Baby Snakes, as many have mentioned). If you want to see Terry more recently, there are Dweezil ZPZ vids out there featuring him from early 2000s. If you haven't taken the time to watch the round table of Zappa drummers (Ralph, Chester, Terry, and Chad) along with Ruth discussing their days in his band, I have attached the link below. Incredible stories! And thanks to Wayne for picking the version with the full intro and the improved audio, there are subpar versions of the same vid out there.

[@Peter-K]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnjIi3qof5Z8ebM oops, here is link I mentioned, worth the time for any FZ fan.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks so much Peter!

[@globextradingsystemsllc1740]

Peter the musical genius says, ""You guys have officially made it, this song could only be fully appreciated by a true FZ fan, newbies would have trouble handling it""? WHY?? Its actually your genius organic era,you and your two buddies love, newbies would have trouble handling. You have a totally demented view. You ,along with R. and his lover, Vinny ""SLOPPY POLYRHYTHMIC"",Coliauta, and Zolar, the one who looks for typo eras to attack, absolutely made no sense AGAIN with that assessment. Newbies would stick their fingers in their EARS with most of roxy era. Bozzio is the era that grabs EVERY type of music listener, except the neglected boys,like you guys, who didnt get a musical education from their parents but cover it up by acting like they know Zappa's music.

[@johntabacco]

Amazing showcase for the great Terry Bozzio. Terry is still around. He plays with different ensembles and does drum clinics everywhere. His drum set now a days is so huge - it's out of control. Though some might find this piece offensive it actually has a lot of powerful, beautiful musical moments. Note they play the melody to old 30's classic "Isn't It Romantic" at 2:55. Funny. Of course Zappa ends the song on my favorite chord D/C but that's besides the point. I saw this concert when FZ debuted his movie "Baby Snakes" back in 1979 at the Beacon Theater. In that big screened, loud volume setting, the audience was left speechless. Ha! I knew you folks would see it at one point.

[@SightAfterDark]

Yeahhhh, this was awesome; we didn’t notice at 2:55, but will replay. Thanks John!

[@tommccafferty5591]

According to his website, his kit has 115 elements, including 8 Basses, 22 pedals, 26 toms and 53 cymbals.

[@EdwardGregoryNYC]

No doubt, Frank rides the edge of the knife between homophobia and satirizing homophobia. Kudos to be one of the earliest references to gender fluidity I've heard.

[@shyshift]

Adrian Belew is wearing a female Army Wac uniform and the shoes with low heels because I think it’s recorded on Halloween. This is track 12 from the Baby Snakes dvd(a movie about people who do stuff that isn’t normal)1979.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks Rand!

[@shyshift]

@@SightAfterDark anytime

[@baerenonkel]

It's partially recorded on Halloween. Half of it was recorded 2 days earlier. I think it edits to the Halloween show 6 1/2 minutes in

[@shyshift]

@@baerenonkel cool I didn’t know that thank you.

[@allotrope2978]

A Frank Zappa masterpiece, and a Terry Bozzio showpiece. Fantastic!

[@kosta333]

A pathetic work , Zappa was filth 😊

[@theopinionatedhippie470]

I have been waiting for this one. Bozzio for the win!

[@franklinzappa7043]

Roses are Red Violets are Blue, when I listen to 🎸ZAPPA🎸, my neighbors do too 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼

[@SightAfterDark]

Yeahhhh!

[@jrosner6123]

Haaaa!!! Yessss!!!

[@jimhardiman3836]

Terry just turned 70. He still performs solo percussion concerts on his massive set. You need to watch Broken Hearts Are For Assholes and Titties And Beer from this same concert for more Terry/Frank action.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks for the tip Jim!

[@martinstarnes2237]

Good choice. When the 'Zappa in New York' album came out in 1977 it included Punky's Whips - well for a day or so until Angel's record company threatened a lawsuit, at which Warner Brothers, Frank's label at the time, pulled the album from the shops and re-released it without Punky's Whips. For collectors, and I include myself, you can find (or bought at the time, as I did) copies with Punky's, without Punky's, and a few with Punky's on the LP sleeve but not on the record. Of course Punky Meadows, lead singer of Angel, whom the song is all about, was delighted by the song - being satirized by FZ surely, for a young metal singer, meant he had made it! And then the track was pulled. I'd love to say that my dog Bozzio came in and watched the video with me, but he's seen it all before......

[@stretchgilbert]

Yes. I still have the original LP and now there is a 40th anniversary extended version that does include Punky.

[@asdfqwer1234zxcv]

wow, I didn't know that, I had it on cassette and vinyl with the track. I also got it on CD still including the track.

[@SightAfterDark]

☺️great info Martin, thanks a lot!

[@normangeleri1522]

I believe punky Meadows actually attended a Frank Zappa concert after that and got on stage with Frank and Terry

[@saturninebear]

Bozzio is just a GOD. And this is such a showcase for his talent.

[@markdearlove8634]

That absolutely went off. That's a lot of composition for a song about a guy with shiny hair and pouty lips. Super reaction as per

[@SightAfterDark]

😆right? Thanks Mark!

[@markdearlove8634]

@@SightAfterDark Haha, 'went off' like an explosion of awesomeness rather than some fetid and malodorous stew. Although stank face was involved🤣

[@rustycamaro]

Bozzio is a beast.

[@chazblitz]

Adrian Belew wearing a dress and batting helmet🤣A wrist array-ay-ay🤣It never fails to make me laugh!!🤣🤣🤣!

[@giovacman1]

Halloween

[@deanchiampas3991]

I'm a fairly recent subscriber, and I thought I'd tell you that I really enjoy your channel, and the creative variety of the music selections! But most of all, I'm very grateful for the Zappa acknowledgement! What a genius. My first FZ concert was the Zoot Allures tour, and I had the privilege of seeing him and his constantly evolving bands. My mouth was usually hanging open during the shows, with all the virtuosity happening. Thanks again for being so open minded with all your music (and I'm a big fan of Todd Rundgren, too!) Peace☮🙏

[@SightAfterDark]

We’re glad you’re here Dean, thanks for sharing and for watching!

[@williamiagrossi7382]

It is the same concert as muffin man. Terry Bozzio is a world class drummer. This was 3 or 4 day's leading up to Halloween night when this concert was filmed. I was there on the 29th always a great show by Frank and company.✌️❤️😃

[@SightAfterDark]

Wow, you got to be there!

[@AmberPearcy]

I hope one day we can get a reaction for “Baby Snakes”. Somehow. It was my gateway to Zappa.

[@bonzossticks9405]

You guys are amazing. I'm really glad you enjoyed and appreciated this masterpiece. Such an outstanding performance!

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks Bonzo’s Sticks! Glad you’re here!

[@leekelley4701]

@@SightAfterDark agreed!!! Somthing I'd think you two'd appreciate is The Great Smoke Off by Shel Silverstien. His music is a bit dark as well as funny too like Franks

[@RichieG]

Thanks again! There exist records where this song has been excised as the record company was afraid they'd be sued by Punky Meadows or his label.

[@SightAfterDark]

That’s so cool! Thanks for watching Richie!

[@normangeleri1522]

Monkeys actually embrace it and even went on stage with Frank and Terry one time

[@T23000PLUS]

Terry's still kicking, as far i know. He and wife Dale formed the band 'Missing Persons' after they left Frank's band, and had some big radio hits (e.g., 'Nobody Walks In L.A.')

[@andrewreisinger6860]

Frank always had fantastic drummers. I'm sure you know this by now, but Frank's very first instrument was the DRUMS!

[@michaeldavidfigures9842]

It is hard to believe but I read Zappa actually succeeded in getting Punky up to join in on stage during one of these performances, and amazingly he actually took it in good humor.

[@imanointedone1]

I have to honour you two! This song took me years to get my head around and you seem to have caught the essence on the first listening. It is one of those Zappa pieces (just like the whole of the Joe's Garage album), that you can listen to for years and suddenly hear something (in the drums, the vocals, the lyrics, the bass, the guitar etc etc etc etc etc etc...) and the lights will come on in your head and you will think - I have never noticed that before. Said it before - " the guy was a frickin' genius!"

[@prodoverjeff2876]

I believe Bozzio still lives. I have heard of a few appearances he makes at music stores promoting equipment and encouraging and instructing younger drummers. I have also seen a few videos of him playing with other musicians and using an enormous drum kit, one that would be too much to move, set up and tear down every night, let alone play it.

[@robertweaver2960]

**** Prior to joining Angel Punky Meadows was actually a really good guitarist with a band called The Cherry People. Really good blues/rock.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks for the info Robert!

[@andreasrosenberg9317]

Yes it is the same show =)

[@SightAfterDark]

Knew it! Thanks Andreas!

[@Ninang363]

Terry is alive and well and composes and plays all over the world. He lives in Japan these days. I saw him last at City Winery in Manhattan in like 2018. Sure it was fifty drummers and their one kid who wants to play drums too, and this bass player, but hey, for me it is the Zappa history. He has a tremendous kit that takes HOURS to set up. Chromatically tuned and everything. Makes Neil Peart look like Buddy Rich. Check him out on the Dweezil Zappa "Zappa Plays Zappa " DVD tour from 2006. You will not be disappointed.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

One of my all-time favorite lyrics -- "I can't stand the way he pouts/Cuz he might not be pouting for ME" You got some smart Patreons. Good recommendations.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

I just listened to you guys play Peaches and Regalia and then right to Punky's Whips. That's Frank. He covered the gambit: punk, electronic, soul, metal, country, jazz, you name it. But most of all, Frank LOVED to entertain and be entertained. The master of sight and sound.

[@charleslehner6083]

Terry has played in Missing Persons, drums on Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop, helped DW produce the Black Page snare drum, honoring FZ posthumously, appeared with Chad Wackerman and teaches drumming academically.

[@davetothebeard]

Consider how talented the band is to even play this piece. I’d forgotten how intense the solo is! As for Terry, he’s a composer in his own right. He tours with his HUGE drum set which features a million drums tuned to play melodies.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Undercover secret prog rocker.

[@normangeleri1522]

Rumor has it that the rest of the band hated it but punky Meadows embraced it and actually got up on the stage with Frank and Terry one time

[@kirkray6344]

I was at the palladium post xmas 1977. Live in ny was a great show with don pardo and FZ crew. We walked back to grand central on air. Also saw baby snakes in a little theater in Manhattan shortly after. Frank is the best.

[@danbardos3498]

To this day Terry is the only drummer to kiss his drumsticks while playing.😅

[@stretchgilbert]

Classic. Just classic. Excellent choice! Same concert from the Palladium from The Baby Snakes movie footage. Was at one of those shows. This is my favorite Zappa teenage ensemble. A few years after this Terry, Patrick O'Hearn, Terry's wife Dale went on to form the band Missing Persons

[@jimhardiman3836]

And Warren also from Frank’s band.

[@stretchgilbert]

@@jimhardiman3836 That's right I didn't mention him because he's not in that particular band.

[@SightAfterDark]

What an excellent experience being at one of the shows in real time, thanks for sharing Billy!

[@mrkv4k]

Btw Dale did vocals on the Joe's garage album and she was also the voic of Mary.

[@jimhardiman3836]

@@mrkv4k Yes. And she also held the Devil's pickle.

[@camorbz]

I guess that's Terry Bozzio - he's SOMETHING ELSE!! What a drummer!

[@Fryboy-xy1is]

I’m pretty sure Terry played this song with Dweezil at the Beacon theater in the beginning of Zappa plays Zappa. That show also had Steve Vai & Napoleon It was the best thing ever, other than when I saw Frank in ‘79-‘81

[@SightAfterDark]

Definitely sounds like the best thing ever; thanks Fryboy!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Hats off to you guys for even attempting to react/review this live masterpiece. Back in the day , this was so entertaining to see them poke fun at Punky Meadows. You guys are awesome and on top of your music for sure. This is music that you just don’t get in the modern era.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks so much BigBass 13 13!

[@DjangoThunders]

A brilliant jab at the music industries attempt at corporatism of hard rock music.

[@chappikingofjoberg3583]

This vid is one of my zappa faves, bozio at his monstrous best and one of zappa’s fiercest solos

[@ronrobbins2737]

Endless supply of fantastic timeless melodies and high-brow humor from FZ, wow! LOL

[@markcirioni4571]

Glad you finally got to that one , probably the best concert video

[@asdfqwer1234zxcv]

Cool video, there's a version of this that has a horn section and an epic but short guitar solo on Zappa In New York. There's "lots of overdubs" as Frank put it on the album notes, but it does sound great.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks for the info!

[@Oslerian]

Terry alive and well with very short hair!! Saw him in Toronto with Chad Wackerman and Marco Minerman. His drum kit is crazy impressive!

[@SightAfterDark]

Nice, thanks Michael!

[@progger53]

I got to see their tour at the Dallas Convention Theater in 1977 with Bozzio and Adrian Belew doing this song.

[@SightAfterDark]

Nice

[@williamiagrossi7382]

Another great choice from this concert. If you want to have some fun, check out the Dance contest from this same show. Great fun, and a look at what he thought of Warner Brothers you also get to meet some of New York's exciting Zappa fans.

[@SightAfterDark]

Sounds hilarious, thanks William!

[@williamiagrossi7382]

Yes I was there but not on Halloween night. Seeing Frank on Halloween in New York, was the best. My favorite shows were at that venue. The Palladium 126 East 14th Street. I live in New Haven, Ct. So N.Y. Springfield, Providence, & Boston, we're all near by. But New York remains my favorite.

[@HisboiLRoi]

"Punky's Whips" first appeared on the original 1977 version of "Zappa in New York". A very small handful of stores received copies before Warner Brothers pulled it. One was a variety shop (electronics, jewelry, records, etc) in downtown Tucson whose record section was a cornucopia of hard to find items (VU banana cover, Heart's original "Magazine" just to name two). They had about six copies, but I didn't have enough cash, and nobody my age had plastic back then. When I came back a few days later they told me they had sold their last one that morning, but they could call me when the next shipment came. Well, that was six months later with the "official" release, which omitted "Punky's Whips", and cut almost a minute out of "Titties and Beer", both of which were in violation of Zappa's contract with WB. Original copies rarely come on the market, and when they do the price is astronomical. That shop will be one of my first stops when I get my time machine.

[@scoop1178]

also with the time beamer you will have the same problem again. not enough "metal geld" with you.

[@SightAfterDark]

Let us know when you head out, we’ll join you!

[@Ninang363]

Terry was a Human Octopus on the kit for Frank! So Fluid! ( Dare I say, more fluid than Jeff Beck? ( I know, different instruments, I could not help myself))I love every minute of live coverage of him!

[@MarcosElMalo2]

More fluid than Neil Peart I think. It’s too bad Rush never did a cover of this song.

[@tixximmi1]

A great Zappa song. Even Punky thought it was funny.

[@SightAfterDark]

☺️That’s so cool of him!

[@prestonburton8504]

Love your expressions! reminiscing - i actually still have an angel album and we liked it! until we saw FZ live at ODU Fieldhouse Norfolk VA late 70s and they played this with Terry doing his thing and Ike belting out as well!!!

[@prestonburton8504]

you both are awesome - i have grandchildren that will probably watch you (well, my daughter wont let me make the introduction quite yet lol) God Bless you two - super special

[@prestonburton8504]

i will join, as a patron. Cheat the hangman from double brothers , but the story goes back to to civil war. A southern that tries to protect his part of the nation - his wife waits and he never comes home. God Gives This Gift - We are the same. God Bless

[@Savagedbd]

Zappa's 1977 Halloween concert at New York City's Palladium Theater

[@paulfenwick8767]

great choice patreon. So much energy skill and fun. Frank liked to write songs for certain individuals to "showcase" them and to be forever remembered. Think this is the case for this one with Terry

[@asdfqwer1234zxcv]

haha, I didn't think about that, that reminds me of "Stevie's Spanking", the one about Steve Vai.

[@tgefaller]

I think he did black napkins for Terry also.

[@eugenestandingbear6516]

Incomparable genius .

[@quitoyume100]

Zappa cracked the code. There isn't anything musically he couldn't do.

[@ralphschweike1377]

Thank you very much. This is so exceptional.

[@IFHorus]

Terry is still around. He's a different animal today. Think the biggest set of drums in your life, arranged and tuned to octaves, playing different figures with each limb. Sometimes he gigs with Dweezil Zappa, and yes they still do Punky's Whips. Also check him out in Missing Persons.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks I. F. !

[@keithschofield1158]

I used to listen to this at the gym back in early ninet

[@breakup66]

This was supposed to be released on "Live In New York" album, but apparently Warner Bros were worried about being sued, so withdrew the album (in the UK anyway!). They took this track off and some other references to Punky, then released it again. A few copies did get out to market and are highly sort after now. Frank did later release the album as intended. You need to look up that Punky Meadows publicity shot on the net! 😂😂

[@SightAfterDark]

Omgsh Jim, we looked it up after filming the video and were in TEARS with laughter. The song was definitely needed😆!

[@dansonntag4685]

"I ain't really queer, but if he ever got near, Steven Tyler would pay to see" Incredible

[@jrosner6123]

Bozzio was, and is, of another dimension... what a killer phase in the Zappa legacy... you can tell Frank appreciated Terry so much.

[@erolbulut2584]

Adrian Belew in a dress is priceless

[@inhumanmusic1411]

Bozzio was my favorite drummer of Frank's lineup.

[@amedeeabreo7334]

Ya'll are the best! Thanks for bringing the energy!

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks Slinky!

[@gregant9864]

Happy New Year Guys, nice to see you again. I am so happy to be with you. Love and peace 😁

[@SightAfterDark]

Happy New Year Greg! We’re glad to be back and with you too!

[@johnmanning4339]

I've been listening to Zappa since I was 8 in 67 ,never heard this before , Awesome jam ! Thanks so much for showing us ! Peace and love ...

[@mattjohn4731]

Awesome clip! Zappa was so great and I am digging your channel because you have such knowledge behind your commentary

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks Matt, we appreciate you!

[@simonpegge2843]

Yep ! I'm having this at my funeral !

[@derek1754]

Here’s a video of a solo on Terry’s standard kit : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaPSiWVpbMmtnLs And another performance on an all-cymbal kit (even the basses) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGWzZZ-rfcl5raM

[@SightAfterDark]

Oh cool, thanks Derek!

[@noname1st139]

"he's been having a rash, that keeps the girl's away"

[@stevedotwood]

I forgot how entertaining this was

[@danjacobs8545]

Bonkers track, absolutely mental.

[@kengregory6026]

Brilliant...thank you so much for doing this one.I'd play this footage to friends just to see the look on their faces..loving your Zappa journey guys....and ,yup, they definitely broke the mould when they made Terry Bozzio....keep up the good work guys

[@SightAfterDark]

Must’ve been hilarious, thanks Ken!

[@kengregory6026]

@@SightAfterDark haha, indeed..they never seem in a rush to ask me to play more FZ after seeing this,no idea why ha..i must widen my circle of friends!!

[@thomasvieth578]

Obviously, back then I always thought of the drummer from the Muppet Show

[@marcribe6483]

The movie is called Baby Snakes, out in 1979 in the theaters (I remember watching the movie trailer on TV) and the show is from the Halloween in New York series at The Palladium in 1977. The album related to this movie is called Sheik Yerbouti, also out in 1979, however the live portions of the music are taken from The London Hammersmith Odeon in 1978. A lot of the music played on the movie Baby Snakes, specifically Punky's Whips, The Purple Lagoon and The Illinois Enema Bandit to name a few, have their original release on the also live album, Zappa In New York which is also taken from the Halloween At New York series of shows, also at The Palladium, this one from 1976. I think Frank made it a point to play the Halloween week in New York every year from 1976 till 1984.

[@johnmanning4339]

Does anyone remember the song , Nobody walks in LA . That was Terry's band Missing Persons...

[@SightAfterDark]

Sifa remembers the band, but no specific music because she was very young♥️

[@ronthompson95]

And I thought it was only me who thought about Punky Meadows that way

[@Gantzz321]

your patrion is a hero

[@tgefaller]

Missing Persons. With Terry , Dale and Vinny . 80s band.

[@progger53]

Wasn't Warren cucarello on guitar?

[@SuperFlanders123]

The woman watching looks like she could give a tinker's damn about what she's seeing....That expression.

[@SightAfterDark]

And what did she say though? Did you know Words are reactions too?

[@cd6914]

Thank you Guys

[@SightAfterDark]

♥️

[@robertallen6593]

FRANK ZAPPA IS THE BEST!!

[@TheUtke]

Always great to see you guys in such a good mood after a Zappa reaction. I think this is probably Terry’s greatest achievement! No matter the size of his drum set and suffistication of his playing on said sets, this is raw and energetic youth at its best!

[@SightAfterDark]

We're gad you enjoyed TheUtke!

[@Rabant777]

I love Zappa AND Angel. Punky took it with great humour and Angel even wrote a song called Whips after this (never released by the band but appeared on an album by the band White Sister - another great band). I feel inspired to write a song about my feelings for Terry's wife Dale (of Missing Persons).

[@vrankholland8113]

Sometimes when Frank starts his solo the song just takes off to 100mph in 2 seconds

[@marcvanderiet5592]

Terry fokkin' teared that up!

[@landrec2]

Wow! Never seen this, wild indeed!

[@damonhines8187]

Had no idea he could speak....even. INSANE!! Bet Dale didn't allow him that much leeway. lol. Gotta find more. With FZ, Beck, whatever. Cheers, be as SAD as you wanna, as you can, I guess. D

[@booepoo8481]

The end part of this song is some of the best music ever. Bozzio should hook up with the remaining members of Rush, that would really be nice!!! Bozzio is probably one of the only drummers out of a very few alive that could handle the drumming. Love this crew though, they rock!!!

[@psa10hunter94]

Punkie must have really pissed off Frank 😂

[@CliffordLake]

I had the privilege of seeing Little Terry Ted play the Black Page with Dweezil's band from about 30 feet away. Dude is nothing but grace. It was like watching a ballet behind the biggest kit I have ever seen.

[@SightAfterDark]

That’s awesome, thanks for sharing Clifford!

[@thomasvieth6063]

This is a great piece of entertainment. It wasn't on the original vinyl double LP "Live in New York", but I was very happy when he decided to include it on the CD. Also, you reacted to Titties 'n' Beer from the same album. Terry played the devil, then. He is still considered one of the best drummers ever

[@joesiano21]

Terry Bozzio is a drum machine

[@villadavid164]

All the footage is taken from the same set of shows and then made into a movie called Baby Snakes.

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks David!

[@idogillan]

Terry is alive and kicking

[@dianak7368]

TB splits his time living in California and in Japan (his wife is Japanese). Go catch his drum channel work! No touring due to today’s circumstances..

[@SightAfterDark]

Thanks Diana!

[@sonicart1808]

This was awesome guys thank you!

[@SightAfterDark]

Glad you enjoyed, thanks Sonic Art!

[@progger53]

I also saw Terry Bozzio with UK opening up for Jethro Tull in about 1979 atFort Worth Texas.

[@SightAfterDark]

Woah, we KNOW that was awesome!