Tracks:
1. Hungry Freaks, Daddy
2. I Ain't Got No Heart
3. Who Are The Brain Police?
4. Go Cry on Somebody Else's Shoulder
5. Motherly Love
6. How Could I Be Such A Fool
7. Wowie Zowie
8. You Didn't Try to Call Me
9. Any Way The Wind Blows
10. I'm Not Satisfied
11. You're Probably Wondering Why I'm Here
12. Trouble Every Day
13. Help I'm a Rock
14. It Can't Happen Here
15. The Return Of The Son Of Monster Magnet
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One of the best albums ever made, from the single greatest musician of the twentieth century. His omnivore, high-low-brow culture style started here was a great precursor to our music scene today.
Sure beats the crap out of Revolver and Pet Sounds.
JasonconfusedIf We Make It We Can All Sit Back and LaughProfile California
One of the best albums ever made, from the single greatest musician of the twentieth century. His omnivore, high-low-brow culture style started here was a great precursor to our music scene today.
Sure beats the crap out of Revolver and Pet Sounds.
I'd only edit that to say St. Pepper and Pet Sounds. Tragically underrated. Paul McCartney said their biggest influences for St. Pepper were Pet Sounds and Freak Out!
Favorite tracks:
Hungry Freak, Daddy
How Could I Be Such a Fool
Trouble Every Day
Generally fantastic. The experimental sound-collage tracks at the end sometimes bug me though, which is strange because I usually love Zappa's experimental pieces.
Picture was definitely a wrong word to use. Maybe I should've said 'art experiment' or something. I like the album in theory - its concept and how its composed. But I'm not sure about the actual musical content . I agree with Yourselfisntsteam, I don't enjoy the sound collages as much as I would've expect
And I don't drink on weekdays. And Revolver > Freak Out!. And The Beatles > Frank Zappa
Picture was definitely a wrong word to use. Maybe I should've said 'art experiment' or something. I like the album in theory - its concept and how its composed. But I'm not sure about the actual musical content . I agree with Yourselfisntsteam, I don't enjoy the sound collages as much as I would've expect
And I don't drink on weekdays. And Revolver > Freak Out!. And The Beatles > Frank Zappa
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