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Category Archives: Miscellany
Kinda Young, Kinda Dead…
In doing my thesis research (which will include a chapter on You Are What You Is), I stumbled across the discussion of “Charlie’s Enormous Mouth” over at the ARF.ru website, which had this comment: Fuck ME. I remember the Charlie … Continue reading
Posted in Bizarre, Frank Zappa, Miscellany, Music, Official Releases, Pop Cult
24 Comments
Interview With Michael Bruce – The Original Alice Cooper Group
Recently inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame along with the other original members of the Alice Cooper Group – Michael Bruce was the band’s guitarist, keyboard player and backing vocalist. In an exclusive interview by Nightwatcher for … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Interview, Miscellany, Music, YouTubery
Tagged 1972, alice cooper group, Beat-Club, In Concert, Michael Bruce, Nightwatcher's House of Rock
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The Cardiacs in Rehearsal
Long before I had began writing and posting here at KUR, one of the many things which had attracted me to this weblog (and frankly, still does, years later) was all the new music I was exposed to on a … Continue reading
The Tubes – White Punks On Dope
This video of “White Punks On Dope” taken from the extremely rare 1981 Japanese Laser Disc The Tubes produced is a fantastic collage of audio and visuals from 1981 and 1975. Check it out.
Posted in Miscellany, Music, YouTubery
Tagged 1975, 1981, Japanese Laser Disc, The Tubes, White Punks On Dope
12 Comments
Zappa Jam Site Re-opens on Facebook
The old Zappa Internet Jam has a new address on Facebook, here. The old Zappa Internet Jam was a great place, but times change. Much has happened in the last few weeks and well so it looks we have done … Continue reading
Posted in FZcovers, Miscellany, Music
Tagged covers, facebook, musicians community, Zappa Jam Site
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Owsley Stanley, 1935-2011
Owsley Stanley died in an automobile accident on March 13 in Australia, where he had been living. Besides being known to Zappaphiles as a reference in “Who Needs The Peace Corps?”, Mr. Stanley was best known for his work as … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany
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The ESO plays Zappa
Almost eight weeks ago I learnt that one of The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra‘s 2010-11 Symphony Specials would be a performance of Frank Zappa compositions by a rock group fronted by two Zappa alumni – Ed Mann and Ike Willis – … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, FZcovers, In The News, Interview, Miscellany
Tagged 2011, Alberta, canada, Ed Mann, Edmonton, Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Enmax Hall, ike willis, Winspear Centre
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Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #12
I’m certain each of us has our own personal experience in relation to Pink Floyd‘s masterpiece, Dark Side of the Moon. The band itself had conceived the album as a concept reflecting themes such as conflict, greed, the passage of … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Sunday Big Note
Tagged 1974, dark side of the moon, Empire Pool, london, Pink Floyd, Wembley
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Paul Buff’s Pal And Original Sound Studio Archives: The Collection
This just in by way of Andrew – from Crossfire Publications: During 2010, Crossfire rolled out 35 download volumes (a total of 417 tracks) from Paul Buff’s archives of Pal and Original Sound recordings. Many of you wanted lossless files … Continue reading
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #11
The choice of this week’s Sunday Big Note was an easy one as it is also one of our webmaster’s favorites as well. Indeed, it put a smile on my face to learn that he had this very recording in … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Personal, Sunday Big Note
Tagged 1974, Donald Fagen, london, Rainbow Theater, Steely Dan, streaming audio, Walter Becker
6 Comments