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Originally Posted by wetcamelfood
Great! Thanks. Love Hot Rats.  Yeah, know what you mean about the humor. Out of these which would you say are the most family friendly (if any)? There's someone that wants to get into his stuff but is assuming all his stuff is like that. I have shown them the instrumental stuff I know of from him & that's what peaked their interest but haven't been able to find a "not so adult Zappa" list on the web.
John |
For live stuff,
Roxy & Elsewhere is reasonably tame. &
Apostrophe is fairly tame, as well (definitely NOT
Mothers At The Fillmore 1971 
)
After his injury (when he was thrown off a stage by an irate fan in London in 1971; leaving Frank wheelchair bound for quite some time), a majority of those subsequent albums between '72-'73 are largely instrumental albums (made up of work that had already been recorded & left off earlier albums). There's really not much of Frank Zappa's work that IS "family friendly" (he was pretty much public enemy #1 of Tipper Gore's wanting to have rating system for album lyrical content)
Ok, now back to Fleetwood Mac.
