1967 ORIG LP + INSERT = FRANK ZAPPA MOTHERS OF INVENTION MONEY Freaky Psych

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• ORIGINAL 1967 FIRST PRESS
• + "MOTHERS" STICKER !!!
  
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• UNCENSORED LYRICS FIRST PRINT
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• INCLUDES THE ZAPPA & MOTHERS INSERT 
  
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• USA - silver/blue VERVE RECORDS - V6 5045 x (STEREO)
  

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1. The RARE UN-CENSORED FIRST VERSION
   
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3. ORIGINAL 1967 first pressing of the 3rd MOTHERS OF INVENTION LP, the freaky psych one with all the groovy little cool tunes loaded with trippy sound effects ...an American phenomenon!
   
   STEREO 1967 original un-remixed (uncensored) tracks = very hard to find and sought after...
   
   We're Only In It For The Money is the grand finale of the satire-heavy Mothers' era. Frank used everything he learned about writing great melody and using a lot of freaky production techniques and sound exploration and combined them into this tour de force. Zappa's messages were never stronger, and his freakiness was never more abundant than in this album.
   
   This album was the single answer to "Why are hippies stupid?" Zappa touched more and more styles of music in this album. Let's Make The Water Turn Black sounds like a children's ditty when the show ends, and Nasal Retentive Calliope Music touches surf music at the end and is a tribute to the dissonance of Edgard Varese (along with The Chrome Plated Megaphone Of Destiny), both being severely interesting and freaky. A lot of the songs are short, freaked up dialogue pieces, sometimes in the middle of one of the actual songs on the album! Most of it again inside stories that only Frank and the Mothers know about, unless you've read up somewhere the story behind them.
   
   There are no guitar solos on the album, as the album concentrates once again on message and stories combined with freaky dissonance and actual played instruments, with effects layered all over he place. So, this album is more of a mixture of Freak Out! and Lumpy Gravy, sacrificing the groove and improvisation of the Absolutely Free album which can be a bad thing, but here arguably a better thing. A lot of Frank's freak-out effects can definitely be intriguing.
   
   All told it's an accessible album with stronger melody and more interesting playing, in fact, We're Only In It For The Money is a masterpiece because the structure is extremely solid with what Frank wanted to do, and it ended up probably THE most different and original album of it's time, with plenty of great songs, including the worded version of 
4. Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance
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1. The vinyl: rated: near M- un-banded (1968 original) un-cut lyrics included within the deep grooves over both sides, plays clean all the way ! Both 1969 (deep blue & silver) VERVE labels are CLEAN