Yet another download: “Pink Floyd Meets Frank Zappa” (vinyl bootleg), which is presumably the (in)famous Amougies gig from 25th October 1969. (Rapidshare alert)
Update: here’s some more info, a picture of the vinyl sleeve and another download facility.
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see the post:
From: Oscar Bianco (January 26, 2006)
at…
http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/videography/Music_Power.html
for details of what this is – and actual track listing!
Yep: I remember I blogged about this back in January of this year.
I cant not to load down why?
Balint: what happens when you hit the link? Remember, it’s rapidshare, that means they make you wait a minute or so before you get access to the file…
Computer says no. I use Flashget, but this Flash doesn’t want to get it. Everything goes all right (100 sec, etc etc), and when flashget comes, it shows a red cross (meaning “no, no”).
Balint – it does tell you to turn off such things (unless you have paid for an account) before downloading can start.
If this is the “bootleg” I think it is, the only time Zappa Meets Floyd is on the cover. Damn bootleggers…would sell their own mothers for a buck!
Ok, I’ll be playing the role of the ” egg head”.
This is innovation, new music from ” way back in the old days”, ie days ( in the 60’s ) which were truly hopefull.
New and genuine expectations did create new music.
And now?
Less bright futures, possibly new threats, etc..
Where’s the new Music?
Where’s the new beer?
Bernard – I’ve been thinking about this a lot. “Way back in the old days” weren’t unadulterated hopefulness and bright futures. In America, there was Vietnam, Cold War, having to acknowledge that black people were human beings – all kinds of nightmarish cultural turmoil. All of those conditions exist now, except people also have 24 satellite TV, Playstation, and porno DVDs. Who needs revolution? Also, a vital ingredient is missing – the yeast in the water/barley malt/hops of life —
there is nothing like LSD.
Frank didn’t need it, but America needs “to go to Big Sur and take acid with someone who believes in God.”