Radio Paradise (mobile)

ColdMiser Feb 11, 2013 - 11:14	Black Napkins please [ Reply ]
randyblew Feb 11, 2013 - 11:14	B ut of course, now I'm also seeing Bill's theme here after the recent blizzard up north. Ha! Well done Bill. randyblew wrote: [ Reply ]
BarelyAble Feb 11, 2013 - 11:13	A blast from the past! Brings back memories of a Mothers in concert in 1975! [ Reply ]
dirtbagpook Feb 11, 2013 - 11:12	Nice to hear Mr. Zappa on RP. [ Reply ]
randyblew Feb 11, 2013 - 11:12	Agree generally with this. I laughed when I heard it playing, so as the once every other year odd track it works, and it IS Zappa, but there is soooo much more of his work out there that could be played. Acquired taste true, but like a good black cup of coffee. Zep wrote: Please, for the love of whatever deity you worship, there is more and better Zappa than this. In the RP library, there is only "Joe's Garage" (not too bad), "Camarillo Brillo" (biting), "Montana" (not played for five years), and this. "Yellow Snow" is tired worn-out underground and college radio stuff. Everyone has heard it. You can go with the winding guitar stuff from the "Shut Up and Play" discs, but that's going to send a lot of listeners to the mute button. You could punch some material from "Sheik Yerbouti" but that's dated. But please please please - retire this one in favor of something else. [ Reply ]
Limpopoking Feb 11, 2013 - 11:11	Hello Frank [ Reply ]
stalfnzo Feb 11, 2013 - 11:10	ZAPPA!!! Bill, you rock! [ Reply ]
d-don Feb 11, 2013 - 11:10	Oh yeah! The Zap!! How about some Dynamo Hum? [ Reply ]
Lazarus Feb 11, 2013 - 11:09	Wheeee! This is AWESOME! [ Reply ]
calypsus_1 Jun 13, 2010 - 16:14	Frank Zappa by ~ Bermud Neringa Stonyte ©2008-2010 ~ Bermud a rough attempt on Frank Zappa. I got a present yesterday from my brother. Yes,'tis a Frank Zappa CD [ Reply ]
Deadwing Sep 04, 2007 - 04:29	I have to share this Zappa story. I read it shortly after he passed and it is just so typical of him. Very early on in his career he appeared on an extremely right wing Saturday morning radio talk show out in California knowing full well he was about to be ridiculed and "made an example of" by the one legged army veteran that hosted the show. Almost as soon as he came on the show the host "quipped" "You have long hair you must be a girl" and Zappa shot back without missing a beat "You have a wooden leg you must be a table". Freakin Zappa- you gots to love it however it comes [ Reply ]
nigelr Sep 04, 2007 - 02:44	h_in_bristol wrote: I think this is the first time I heard FZ on RP. I am happy I stayed up late! More FZ, please! Hear Hear! A guitar genius! [ Reply ]
westslope Aug 03, 2007 - 16:48	"Yellow Snow" is tired worn-out underground and college radio stuff. Yup. Some of the music is still great, but the ado shock lyrics are rather passé. Zappa is great. I saw him at UBC in Vancouver in 1975. They did a skit about undressing at the border not too long after I had to drop my drawers at the Detroit tunnel. Entertaining.... I think. Zep is right. Play the better music. [ Reply ]
snitramc Aug 03, 2007 - 16:45	The only problem with RP. Given the size of Ambassador Zappa's library, isn't there something rather the lamest song off the second lamest Zappa album (Overnight Sensation comes in first) that you can play? Weasels Ripped My Flesh? Freak Out? We're Only in it for the Money? Joe's Garage? Roxy and Elsewhere? Live in LA? Where are all these great albums? Why the commercially viable stuff all the time? How about some of his classical stuff? [ Reply ]
h_in_bristol Aug 03, 2007 - 16:44	I think this is the first time I heard FZ on RP. I am happy I stayed up late! More FZ, please! [ Reply ]
Zep Jul 03, 2007 - 06:40	Please, for the love of whatever deity you worship, there is more and better Zappa than this. In the RP library, there is only "Joe's Garage" (not too bad), "Camarillo Brillo" (biting), "Montana" (not played for five years), and this. "Yellow Snow" is tired worn-out underground and college radio stuff. Everyone has heard it. You can go with the winding guitar stuff from the "Shut Up and Play" discs, but that's going to send a lot of listeners to the mute button. You could punch some material from "Sheik Yerbouti" but that's dated. But please please please - retire this one in favor of something else. [ Reply ]
jpfueler Jul 03, 2007 - 04:03	The_Enemy wrote: Coppertop wrote: [ Reply ]
The_Enemy May 01, 2007 - 10:58	Coppertop wrote: I'm so glad someone found that Crossfire piece. The moron representing the conservative side was excellent. He sure put Frank in his place! Here's the link again: http://www.ifilm.com/viralvideo?ifilmid=2658805 ^%#@ brilliant piece of video. I'm impressed at Zappa's ability to hold his hold against 3 journalists without sinking to their level. [ Reply ]
boelo May 01, 2007 - 10:43	Nice to hear some Zappa. I remember the day he died. I send a postcard regretting his death to an ex-girlfriend I had not seen or heard of in many, many years. We used to listen to Zappa a lot. It turned out she send me a postcard the very same day! Great memories. [ Reply ]
drmaybe May 01, 2007 - 10:39	I hate the playing of the short version... why not just go for the full thing as long is you're doing freeform radio? And while you're at it, more Zappa! Hot Rats! Roxy & Elsewhere! Overnight Sensation! One Size Fits All! (thank you) [ Reply ]