#frank zappa
![bm-contemporary-art: [Untitled] (Lenny Bruce), Wes Wilson, 1966, Brooklyn Museum: Contemporary Art©](https://64.media.tumblr.com/76a297328ffd3ddf3a8a8e511294975f/ea7eca06a14a6c8c-42/s1280x1920/7390400ea04f00c8ff29d9a045cadb7fa26c12a6.jpg "bm-contemporary-art: [Untitled] (Lenny Bruce), Wes Wilson, 1966, Brooklyn Museum: Contemporary Art©")
[Untitled] (Lenny Bruce), Wes Wilson, 1966,Brooklyn Museum: Contemporary Art
© Wes Wilson
Size: sheet: 20 x 14 in. (50.8 x 35.6 cm)
Medium: Offset lithograph on vellum
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Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention headers for twitter with psd :)
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There’s a land beyond the vast seawhere waves wash on the shores of happinesswhere beautiful flowers always blossomwhere worries of tomorrow can be forgottenOh if once I could go to that fairytale landnever would I leave from there like a birdbut without wings I cannot fly, I’m a prisoner of groundonly in thoughts that reach so far can I ever there be~Frank Zappa~(Finnish Tango)
“Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.”
Andy Warhol and his Plastic Inevitable show with the Velvet Undergound & Nico plus The Mothers at the Fillmore
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@frankzappathecat frank zappa is now art!
Little Frank’s blep, captured by visual artist Madeleiine “Maddie” Claire Jäger! My sweet little boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Photo Finish
Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention at the Whisky A Go Go, March 1, 1966
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“The Mothers of Invention are designed to come in the back door and kill you while you’re sleeping…”
—Frank Zappa(N.Y. Times, 1966)
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Me reading facts about bands, musicians vs me studying serious subjects
Herb’s into Zappa (specifically The Mothers’ “Just Another Band From L.A.” album)? That explains…pretty much nothing.
This is kind of a big deal…. Zappa freaks have been trading this thing in lo-fi form for years.
http://www.wnyc.org/story/musical-tribute-edgar-varese-april-17-1981/
The legendary 1981 tribute to Varèse at New York City’s Palladium. The concert famously hosted by Frank Zappa (a longtime Varèse fanatic) and performed by Joel Thome’s Orchestra of Our Time, bootlegs of which had been circulating for decades.
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Frank Zappa - Zombie Woof (1973)
Frank Zappa at home. Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, California. March 25, 1972. By Ed Caraeff.
25 years without Frank.
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