A TOKEN OF HIS EXTREME

At the time when I made this review I already had 83 albums in my library and over 1900 songs of Frank Zappa. I'm saying this because you might think, why would you add another version of, say, Montana or Inca Roads? Out there are dozens; well...

The sound quality of this baby is nothing but spectacular to start off. Secondly, the versions of the songs are not found anywhere else. Actually, when you listen to it, you might think that this is a studio album since the clearness and cleanness of the sound. It doesn't matter how many versions of the songs you have, this is a must have fellas. The arrangements and execution are completely different of what you have listened before. It is actually in HI-RES lossless format in almost every streaming platform btw. Arguably it is the tightest version of the band performing at the best possible sound quality, and it says something when you have listened The Roxy Performances boxset. George Duke is a phenomena here. Napoleon is at his peak of his career. Ruth is at her prime as well. Chester Thompson and Tom Fowler are beasts here. It is a five star album all the way. Trust me.