FRANK ZAPPA & CAPTAIN BEEFHEART Confidential rare LP
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Description
Zappa/Beefheart - Confidential. That is the only thing close to a title on this album, which collects early recordings done by both artists. Several tracks sound like they come from a broadcast - maybe a radio show - where Zappa narrates and offers insight on the recordings. That makes this a pretty fascinating document. The sound is pretty clear, with a little bit of low surface noise.
Side One:
Metal Man Has Hornet's Wings (from '63 or '64 by the Soots, which has Frank and Captain Beefheart together)
Original Black Napkins - Zappa in '74.
Instrumental - Zappa
The Story of Electricity - Beefheart talks to Zappa, possibly on some radio station, about what A&M thought of this song.
Unconditionally Guaranteed - Beefheart live in 74
Gone Behind the Sun & Mundo Hollywood - Very early recordings by the Mothers, with narration by Frank.
Lightning Rod Man - Credited to Mrs. Frank Zappa
I Think My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama - Studio flipside [that's all the info there]
SIDE TWO:
Rock Around the Clock/Sandwich Song - more early Mothers at practice, narrated by FZ
How Could I Be Such a Fool- practice tape
Boogie for Berkeley - '68 Mothers.
Neon Meate Dream of a Octafish - Trout Mask outtake, sounds like the one from the album but a little bit longer.
King Kong - First version by 10-piece Mothers from '68. This takes up about 2/3 of side two.
Cover: White with a sheet of paper shoved between the shrink wrap and cover.
Vinyl: Great colored vinyl. Record sounds VG+/NM-. Any sound issues come from the recordings.
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