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Poll Question: your favorite Zappa album?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
32 [13.62%]
12 [5.11%]
15 [6.38%]
14 [5.96%]
17 [7.23%]
12 [5.11%]
20 [8.51%]
31 [13.19%]
5 [2.13%]
4 [1.70%]
7 [2.98%]
5 [2.13%]
4 [1.70%]
0 [0.00%]
5 [2.13%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
9 [3.83%]
43 [18.30%]
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Hot Rats for me.

Allowing multiple votes in this poll was suicide for the entire thread, by the way.



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Big smileAs per my review, You Are What You Is -- hilarious, gloriously politically incorrect, cynical, astute, musically adept and varied, great lyrics, singers, musicians. Frank had lots of great stuff, but "YAWYI" is the one I play most often.Thumbs Up
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Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!'
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You Are What You Is !!!

Peter said it all  It was also Franks own fav. album.



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Its a close call between 'Hot Rats' and 'The Grand Wazoo' for me.
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I'm torn between "We're Only In It For The Money" and "Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch". Steve Vai can do no wrong!

Since I chose "other", I'll have both



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Here's my top 3 selection:

-Burnt weeny sandwich

-The grand wazoo

-Waka jawaka
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Didn't Frank himself hate "Hot Rats"?. I seem to remember reading that.
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This question is a nightmare for me.Zappa's best album is:

Overnite sensation one size fits all grand wazoo hot rats just another band from l.a. chunga's revenge.....

Very long title,yes I know.
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Several Zappa albums are favorites - Hot Rats, Zoot Allures, Waka Jawaka (aka HR2), We're Only In It For The Money, One Size Fits All - but Shiek Yerbouti wins by a very short head, because it help me shake off a seriously broken heart in 1981.

 

And then many others albums, contain tracks which are specific favorites:

Crew Slut (Joes Garage Part 1 - for its most excellent modern blues harp playing)

Whipping Floss (Helsinki Concert - enjoyable bit of audience participation and then ad libbing)

Illinois Enema Bandit (New York) - rudeness done "in the best possible taste".

Title track from Apostrophe - (for Jack Bruce on thundering 6 string bass) - btw I read Bruce is on another Zappa recording (possibly a live one) but credited with a false name - is this true and if so which album?.



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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

 but Shiek Yerbouti wins by a very short head, because it help me shake off a seriously broken heart in 1971.

I thought Sheik Yerbouti was released in 1979. Whatever. 'Broken Hearts Are For Assholes' remains a classic.

My fav will be 'One Size Fits All'. Although it's nearly impossible to just pick one fav.

 
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i liked freak out, his first album, but who cares, noone ever listens to me anyway hehhe
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Zoot Allures   -   The Torture Never Stops......

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Dat what de deal we dealing in.
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Originally posted by AngelRat AngelRat wrote:

Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

 but Shiek Yerbouti wins by a very short head, because it help me shake off a seriously broken heart in 1971.

I thought Sheik Yerbouti was released in 1979. Whatever. 'Broken Hearts Are For Assholes' remains a classic.

 

You're right - slip of a key and me not paying attention - I'll change it immediately to 1981Ouch



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I'm such a nitpicker!

Some dude I know is a HUGE Zappa-freak, and any misquote I make, intentionally or not, is reason for him to beat me up.

Zappa fans can be so fanatic.

 
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Sheik Yerbouti without a doubt. If only for 'Yo mama' which contains my favourite guitar solo of all time.

Ship Arriving... is a cool album too and is a bit of a hidden gem. 
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I'll go with overnite sensation.
Dig me...But don't...Bury me
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Hot Rats! I love every songs on it, especially Willy the Pimp! What a solo!
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