Always a segue' from their mid song contribution to Zappa's masterpieces. Think it was on a live 1971 album with the Mud Shark....living in Seattle exposed us to many veins of musical gold. This version is a little twisted, too.
Matt went through a phase of twang and Hanky Panky album is worth your time. Don't know your setup but I use Spotify and Amazon music and I can select entire album and it plays start to finish. Maybe YouTube has it also.. But maybe commercial interruptedAfter the Florescent Leech and Eddie you need something truly uplifting:
View: https://youtu.be/5bErFXjUGvQ?si=_gFv0jXkCCFjAzRJ
Thanks for the info.Matt went through a phase of twang and Hanky Panky album is worth your time. Don't know your setup but I use Spotify and Amazon music and I can select entire album and it plays start to finish. Maybe YouTube has it also.. But maybe commercial interrupted
I listened to The Beaten Generation and it hits my soul each timeBurning Blue Soul was my favourite The The record (I know it was originally put out under his own name and re-issued as a The The album after Infected was a hit), just one of those distant, ethereal "beamed in from another planet" production albums, despondent, disaffected and with the same healthy dose of cynicism that Matt has always had.
And an appropriately skeptical bike racing analyst. Give Matt a great credit for making beautiful music within these moods.I listened to The Beaten Generation and it hits my soul each time
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ustXRPke9lM&pp=ygUddGhlIGJlYXRlbiBnZW5lcmF0aW9uIHRoZSB0aGU%3D
I didn't realize he was getting me prepared as a kid to be jaded as an adult.