Is Frank Zappa the most intelliegent musician of all times? He was a musical genious, had more talent than any of his peers, and best of all he was a redpilled Jew - one of the rarest things in the world
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Is Frank Zappa the most intelliegent musician of all times? He was a musical genious...
Colton Carter
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Chase Martin
look into Laurel canyon CIAniggers
one of the founding fathers in the project.As far as his music though he is one of the greatest.
Ian Jackson
>takes unsubstantiated claims from a conspiratard as fact
Angel Stewart
Dominic Adams
Good point. I'll just dismiss all other possibilities based on your one comment.
Parker James
>t. Belives anything that he reads if it confirms previously held suspicions
Hunter Peterson
Frank Zappa wasn't even the biggest genius in his own social circle.
>Who is Don Van Vliet
Wyatt Cox
He was Italian not Jewish
Jackson Jackson
He just makes random noises, you're a numale bitch
Asher Cooper
He wasn’t a kike retarded jackass
Charles Morgan
Asher Kelly
Not Jewish.
He was a genius musically speaking, but he seemed to be extremely conceded. This comes across in his interviews, and the fact that he recorded soooo many songs, 50% of which are shit, but he thought he was so great that people would want to hear them.
Joseph Baker
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Isaac Anderson
>extremely conceded
Nolan Jackson
Fug
Benjamin Martinez
Jonathan Reed
Kevin Lee
holy shit kek
Dylan Robinson
Zappa's music is infantile and boring.
Josiah Richardson
Isaac Lee
>he's only listened to the Greatest Hits
dig deeper, user
Cooper Mitchell
No. Garbage melange music you had to listen to for some purple pills. Far worse than blue-pilled music.
Luis Young
Oh god.
>shitty racket layered on top of a shitty racket
one of the few things worse than Zappa is Zappa with brain damage.
Samuel Myers
Frank Zappaolded my brain as a teenager. I had at least 40 cds of his.
Nathan Wilson
I agree. Zappa is goofy ironic borecore.
Wyatt Clark
Dominic Cooper
Easy to refute. It sounds like shit, and this guy's compositions are just more abstract expressionism set to music.
I kind of like that guy for his theory, but he has shit taste in actual music and writes garbage because of it.
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Noah James
>Patrick O'Hearn mentioned
How did I not know before now that he got his start with Zappa? Listened to his jazz and new age work quite a bit.
Easton Roberts
Triggered the ADL with this: youtube.com
He's a goodgoy in my book.
Ayden Phillips
Matthew Murphy
He is no Raffi eh leaf?
Ryan Ward
Lyrics, maybe sometimes - but the music?
Asher Phillips
>ironic borecore
Yeah... about that:
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Ryder Phillips
He was a political dilettante. He was probably more just a contrarian than red-pilled. When he was interviewed about politics, he was about as articulate as your average rock musician. Teenagers liked it when he said "shit" to that old-fashioned Bible thumper on CNN. And where do you get the idea that he was a Jew? He was no such thing.
Nicholas Reed
Nicholas Hall
He named the Jew multiple times
I can't find the interviews they've literally been wiped off the internet.
Jewish princess has been scrubbed from YouTube.
Dylan Hughes
was a filthy degenerate that would sleep around with women other than his own wife.
Nathaniel Hill
Joseph Gray
>watermelon in easter hay
one of my favorites. apparently its dweezs fav too
early mothers is my favorite. the later stuff is all very impressive fusion, as he had made a name for himself and was able to recruit top musicians whenever he desired. but the impressive thing to me was what he was able to accomplish with the early mothers. he literally took an above average bar band, with normal musical aptitude, and trained them so that by the end of the 60s, they were playing some of the more complicated music that rock music has ever seen, before or since.
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Ayden Mitchell
Yes, I would say that Raffi is better. Proof? Toddlers could play his songs and sound better than Zappa.
But here's some real music, for whites and non-degenerates:
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John Gutierrez
I'm really partial to Hot Rats overall. Something magical about it. I also like his earlier stuff, that is when he was at his most accessible, but also within his technical peak. Eventually, when he got older, he just stopped giving a fuck about making music for other people.
David Wright
Blake Torres
>He was probably more just a contrarian than red-pilled
absolutely not. he was calling hippies a worthless ragtag band of wannabe revolutionaries in 1966. he was saying that LSD was a chemical to turn hippies into yuppies in that same year. prophetic.
>When he was interviewed about politics, he was about as articulate as your average rock musician
ive never heard anyone with such informed opinions on geopolitics, musician or otherwise. gotta disagree.
>Teenagers liked it when he said "shit" to that old-fashioned Bible thumper on CNN
just imagine the shit hed say if he was around today.... goddamn my dick would explode if he were to be unleashed upon the fools of today
>And where do you get the idea that he was a Jew? He was no such thing.
correct. he was sicilian
Jayden Cruz
It's literally mall jazz mixed with Hollywood funk. Am I supposed to be impressed by this?
Ayden Ross
This is the type of stuff that I like Zappa's music for. Just beating the 1-6-4-5-1 progression to death. Good stuff.
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James Bell
post more specific stuff on this. ive never heard this. considering his felony charge for pornography, clout in the counterculture movement, and general intelligence and being against drugs, i can imagine he would be a valuable intelligence asset, so it wouldnt surprise me. but ive never seen anything either way
Nicholas Lopez
Yes, the hippies were a rag tag bunch of morons that the music industry catered to. Are you talking about We're Only In It for the Money? With the creeps? It's just fun-making. The music is kind of sophisticated, but the "argument"? Not really.
Geopolitics? YHGTBFKM. Look, I like his stuff, he's funny. But this cult-like adoration would piss him off far more than being honest about his political though, if you want to call it that.
Elijah Wood
poor larry. he died a little bit ago. i like to think that frank didnt do all those terrible things to larry, but i sincerely doubt larry ever got paid for that record.
Christopher Powell
I thought that Larry threw a knife at Gail while he was having a fit and that's why he kicked him out?
Blake Rodriguez
Zappa is totally old school red pilled and wrote music dedicated to the cuckolds the like that are found on Sup Forums
Ryan Turner
im not talking about his music when im talking about his political opinions. ive seen a lot of interviews many have never seen. used to have a line into the vault. i assure you, the man was much more than just a comedian, or incredible musicial genius, or whatever people like to worship him as. he was one of a fucking kind and we need more of him in this shit world
Ian Peterson
I'll take your word for it, and look into his ideas again. Even if we disagree after, I'll still like to listen to his music. I like that he's pulling peoples' legs musically all the time without their even knowing it, and he was able to identify, zoom in on, and parody pop music cliches in a way that few others could.
Parker Ross
And I also like that that faggot Robert Christgau couldn't stand Zappa.
Aiden Nelson
Not every mass honker is a jew, you fuck.
t. Boss schnoz.
Michael Walker
Don Van Vliet wasn't a musical genius by a long shot. He was eccentric and interesting, but it was the band that translated that into any kind of workable musical complexity.
As for Zappa, he was incredibly talented and wrote a lot of far out, interesting jams, but he was also heavily influenced by western art music, a tradition in which most artists matched, if not exceeded, his talents and creativity.
Aaron Perez
Samuel Kelly
Frank Zappa had a lot of talent but all the music he made was degenerate bullshit. Like none of it is any good except Hot Rats. All his post mothers albums are filled with degenerate bullshit like Uncle fucking Meat!
Carson Harris
What a proud romanic looking nose.
Owen Nelson
i have listened to ALL 100 of his albums and i can verify its mostly bullshit. except for the long instrumentals that is. he sings about titties and beer and poop and raping and its just awful and cringe. the song about the mountain is fine though. its got good parts in it.
Justin Ramirez
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Zachary Myers
>uncle meat
>post mothers
Ryder Johnson
Paraphrasing Zappa:
>The human ear has evolved to find the human voice pleasing when set to music. Zappa respects that biological tendency and as such writes vocal lines. He chooses to write horrible bullshit lyrics because the vocal melody is.all that matters, not the actual words sung
Hudson White
yeah sure ohk but i think you know what i mean. how about fucking joes garage? or that one about the torture dungeon?
Brandon King
nah i don't think so. most of his songs are story songs like the one about the girl that bets you cant make her cum and then her sister joins in. i don't remember the title.
Daniel Martin
his best song and the very best version of it
Xavier Moore
Government is the entertainment division of the military-industrial complex.
- Frank Zappa
Xavier Williams
Connor Green
Not a Jew. He's Italian and middle eastern
Andrew Cruz
The illusion of freedom will continue as long as it's profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.
- Frank Zappa
Nolan Garcia
>Is Frank Zappa the most intelliegent musician of all times? He was a musical genious, had more talent than any of his peers, and best of all he was a redpilled Jew - one of the rarest things in the world
>Is he /ourguy/?
NO
His father worked for Military Intelligence as a chemical weapons expert and Zappa has more dead bodies and FEDs around him than the Clintons.
>Oh, wait a minute … we can’t quite move on just yet, as I forgot to mention that Sebring’s Benedict Canyon home, at 9820 Easton Drive, was a rather infamous Hollywood death house that had once belonged to Jean Harlow and Paul Bern. The mismatched pair were wed on July 2, 1932, when Harlow, already a huge star of the silver screen, was just twenty-one years old. Just two months later, on September 5, Bern caught a bullet to the head in his wife’s bedroom. He was found sprawled naked in a pool of his own blood, his corpse drenched with his wife’s perfume. Upon discovering the body, Bern’s butler promptly contacted MGM’s head of security, Whitey Hendry, who in turn contacted Louis B. Mayer and Irving Thalberg. All three men descended upon the Benedict Canyon home to, you know, tidy up a bit. A couple hours later, they decided to contact the LAPD. This scene would be repeated years later when Sebring’s friends would rush to the home to clean up before officers investigating the Tate murders arrived.
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Adam Cooper
>During the early years of its heyday, Laurel Canyon’s father figure is the rather eccentric personality known as Frank Zappa. Though he and his various Mothers of Invention line-ups will never attain the commercial success of the band headed by the admiral’s son, Frank will be a hugely influential figure among his contemporaries. Ensconced in an abode dubbed the ‘Log Cabin’ – which sat right in the heart of Laurel Canyon, at the crossroads of Laurel Canyon Boulevard and Lookout Mountain Avenue – Zappa will play host to virtually every musician who passes through the canyon in the mid- to late-1960s. He will also discover and sign numerous acts to his various Laurel Canyon-based record labels. Many of these acts will be rather bizarre and somewhat obscure characters (think Captain Beefheart and Larry “Wild Man” Fischer), but some of them, such as psychedelic rocker cum shock-rocker Alice Cooper, will go on to superstardom.
Zappa, along with certain members of his sizable entourage (the ‘Log Cabin’ was run as an early commune, with numerous hangers-on occupying various rooms in the main house and the guest house, as well as in the peculiar caves and tunnels lacing the grounds of the home; far from the quaint homestead the name seems to imply, by the way, the ‘Log Cabin’ was a cavernous five-level home that featured a 2,000+ square-foot living room with three massive chandeliers and an enormous floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace), will also be instrumental in introducing the look and attitude that will define the ‘hippie’ counterculture (although the Zappa crew preferred the label ‘Freak’). Nevertheless, Zappa (born, curiously enough, on the Winter Solstice of 1940) never really made a secret of the fact that he had nothing but contempt for the ‘hippie’ culture that he helped create and that he surrounded himself with.
Parker Jones
>Given that Zappa was, by numerous accounts, a rigidly authoritarian control-freak and a supporter of U.S. military actions in Southeast Asia, it is perhaps not surprising that he would not feel a kinship with the youth movement that he helped nurture. And it is probably safe to say that Frank’s dad also had little regard for the youth culture of the 1960s, given that Francis Zappa was, in case you were wondering, a chemical warfare specialist assigned to – where else? – the Edgewood Arsenal. Edgewood is, of course, the longtime home of America’s chemical warfare program, as well as a facility frequently cited as being deeply enmeshed in MK-ULTRA operations. Curiously enough, Frank Zappa literally grew up at the Edgewood Arsenal, having lived the first seven years of his life in military housing on the grounds of the facility. The family later moved to Lancaster, California, near Edwards Air Force Base, where Francis Zappa continued to busy himself with doing classified work for the military/intelligence complex. His son, meanwhile, prepped himself to become an icon of the peace & love crowd. Again, nothing unusual about that, I suppose.
Liam Ross
the whole enchilada
Dave McGowan
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