Tags · Frank Zappa

• 15-Dec-2001
  New Words: I am a Frank Zappa Fan… New Words: I am a Frank Zappa Fan. I got this cool little FZ icon from rudy, and I had to use it somewhere. for geeks: it’s valid xhtml and CSS

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• 27-Nov-2001
  I can’t believe how therapuetic it is to listen to Frank Zappa right now… NP: Andy by Frank Zappa. Gratuitous Zappa links: zappa.com, St. Alphonzo’s Pancake Homepage Note: I’m posting this to my blogger account of course also posting this to my livejournal. I doubt I’ll maintain my livejournal though – but LiveJournal is a very interesting community in its own right – much more of a community than...

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• 05-Nov-2001
  Eat my eclecticism: My rotating playlist the other day was: He Loves U Not (Club Mix) by Dream; Crystal by New Order; God’s Child by David Byrne and Selena; Doowutchalyke by Digital Underground; Lady Marmalade (Thunderpuss Radio Mix) by Christina Aguilera, Mya, Pink, Lil’Kim, Missy Eliot; Wonderful Wino by Frank Zappa (from: The Lost Episodes); Bamboozled by Love...

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• 14-Sep-2001
  The original culture jammer: Frank Zappa The original culture jammer: Frank Zappa: On up & away & afar & a go-go Escape from the weight of your corporate logo!

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• 02-Sep-2001
  While situating the new computer room While situating the new computer room, I find myself compulsively listening to two radio shows online (in RA)– Air Sculpture pt.1 pt.2, and Anthropology pt.1 pt.2 — from FZFAN. Frank Zappa’s insights into the Award Shows, the Music Business, and MTV are as apropos as ever. He talks specifically about MTV as the point where...

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• 11-Jun-2001
  Q: What is AAAFNRAA? Q: What is AAAFNRAA? A: Anything, anytime, anywhere, for no reason at all See: Time Magazine Frank Zappa Obituary

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• 25-Feb-2001
  I really wish that Frank Zappa were not dead. I really wish that Frank Zappa were not dead. He was an American Original. He was an artist, a businessman, a writer, and an American who was always true to himself. One of his complaints about the culture of the United States is that we celebrate mediocrity. Zappa’s theory was that the masses delude themselves...

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