Apostrophe (’) / Over-Nite Sensation (DVD)
Released: April 2007
This is a 98-minute documentary from the Classic Albums series.
Main Show Chapters
- Introduction (7:40)
- The Band (6:53)
- Orchestration (7:04)
- The Style (7:08)
- The Process (6:32)
- The Man (13:25)
Bonus Chapters
- ‘Dirty Love’ - Dweezil Dishes The Dirt (Multitracks) (7:21)
- ‘Montana’ - Live Performance - Roxy 1973 (10:43)
- ‘Nanook Rubs It’ - Dwezzil Deconstructs It (Multitracks) (1:16)
- ‘Camarillo Brillo’ - Live Performance - Zappa Plays Zappa 2006 (3:59)
- Transduce That Marimba (2:35)
- Welcome To The Vault (6:23)
- ‘Dinah-Moe Humm’ - Dwezzil Tries To Find Where That Humm Is Coming From (Multitracks) (12:34)
- ‘I’m The Slime’ - Live Performance - Saturday Night Live 1976 (3:15)





November 24th, 2007 at 1:07 pm
This DVD is a MUST for Zappa fans! Even Billy Bob Thorton can’t spoil it! Vintage clips including ‘Montana’ from the yet (if ever) to be released Roxy DVD, music critique that’s not boring, Joe Traver’s tour of the Vault, ZPZ with Nappy and Steve Vai, all the old gang (the Underwoods, Bruce Fowler, Ralph Humphrey), the ZFT, entertaining anecdotes, brilliant music and also some words from FZ himself.
BUY IT NOW!!!
August 21st, 2008 at 5:45 pm
I was lost with Zappa. I had listened to Strictly Commercial but was only truly intrigued by less than half of the material. I’m not one normally for compilation’s of studio tracks, yet I was highly intrigued by a few numbers, though sadly (and admittedly for the time) put off by others. Having Dancin’ Fool so close to the Don’t Eat The yellow Snow meld, didn’t feel too natural to me. Still I loved what I had enjoyed and found this DVD really cheap. At the end I was completely amazed and knew exactly where to go. Now 20 albums in, still going and nothing of Zappa’s ever puts me off :)
Recommended highly to all who are new to the music