Why did Frank Zappa's music take such an epic shit? His early work with the Mothers was great, and then he went solo and put out funny, compelling, and clever music until he started to peter out in the mid-70s.
Then it's just a mix of bad comedy rock, side-experiments, and then the last stage of his career in full-jerkoff mode.
What happened to Hot Rats Zappa? It's like he evolved backwards for a twenty year stretch.
Imo he made 2 masterpieces and 5 excellent ones. I would say he has done more than most with that alone
Zachary Parker
He did it out of spite to the jews.
Chase Butler
And they are?
I personally would call both Hot Rats and Absolutely Free masterpieces.
Then I would say that Apostrophe, Freak Out!, and Over-nite Sensation are all very good.
Jack Phillips
Frank never released a bad studio album whilst alive.
Luis Torres
Frank's synclavier albums are better than his rock albums you pleb.
Jordan Davis
Freak Out! and We're Only In It For The Money are also masterpieces.
Jordan Rivera
honestly all of the live albums released posthumously redeem a lot of the pop-fusion late-career stuff, which has its own appeal as well. If he did doo-wop stuff his whole life then it would be even more purile
>making fun of religion >gospel music playing What a madman
Kevin Mitchell
>What a madman Zappa was based.
Kayden Ross
What about Joe's Garage? Did you forget Watermelon in Easter Hay?
Zachary Perry
youtube.com/watch?v=MLMi_ab5-30 Just listen to this. He was a true genius and a man with an open, clear mind. Even though he was sarcastic and misanthropic, everything he said in this video actually happened.
Camden Powell
I probably know this already because I've listened to virtually all of his interviews and his music.
He didn't like lefties, but absolutely HATED Republicans, and the music industry, which was just a means of exploiting dumb trends.
this. "watermelon in eastern hay" is his masterpiece. a rare occasion where frank actually shows emotion in his music
Nicholas Miller
I don't need to, but I will. The Stones were so fucking debased, they were the essence of Rock & Roll. She's citing random Stones lyrics and thinking they were more subtle than 80s metal bands, they weren't, they were more ill-behaved than Zeppelin, can't imagine what SJWs would think of this shit these days, they're equally puritanical.
>this. "watermelon in eastern hay" is his masterpiece. This, best guitar solo ever. Anyone that doubts Frank should listen to it.