FRANK ZAPPA Out Of Print New Sealed BURNT WEENIE SANDWICH 180 GRAM VINYL RECORD

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FRANK ZAPPA Out Of Print Sealed BURNT WEENIE SANDWICH 18 GRAM VINYL RECORD

New sealed and out of print 180 GRAM vinyl LP pressing. 

Burnt Weeny Sandwich is reissued on 180-gram audiophile black vinyl via Zappa Records/UMe and now out of print. Supervised by the ZFT, the record was specially mastered for this release by Bernie Grundman with all analog production and cut directly from the 1970 ¼" stereo safety master tape in 2018. Unavailable on vinyl for more than three decades, the LP includes the original album's black and white poster, which has never been reproduced in any of the album's CD editions.

Named for one of Zappa's favorite quick snacks, essentially a hot dog roasted over a flame and stuck between two pieces of bread, Burnt Weeny Sandwich was released in 1970 following Hot Rats. The album was recorded by Zappa and one of the original incarnations of his legendary combo the Mothers of Invention, whose lineup Zappa disbanded just prior to this album's release. Perhaps suggestive of its gastronomic title, the record is structured like a sandwich: it is bookended by a pair of doo wop covers of the Four Deuces' "WPLJ" and Jackie & the Starlites' "Valarie," which harks back to Zappa's earliest musical influences, and filled with an array of stylistically diverse songs that focus on structured and tightly arranged compositions featuring virtuosic performances by Zappa and his expert ensemble.

Combining studio material and live recordings, the largely instrumental album includes "Theme from Burnt Weeny Sandwich," "Holiday In Berlin Full-Blown," the two-part "Igor's Boogie" and the complex, multi-part near 20-minute centerpiece "Little House I Used to Live In." With portions recorded at London's Royal Albert Hall in June 1969, "the song's extended improvisations," Ultimate Classic Rock remarked in their retrospective review, "provided an epic send-off to the beloved Mothers, in all of their eclectic audaciousness under the leadership and in the service of Zappa's singular vision. The recording even contains a snippet of heated repartee between Zappa and an audience member that spawned his famous critique of all the flower children present: 'Everybody in this room is wearing a uniform.'"

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Features:

• 180g Vinyl

• Mastered by Bernie Grundman

• All analog production

• Cut from 1970 1/4" stereo safety master tape

• Original album's black & white poster - previously unavailable in CD editions

• Pressed at Pallas in Germany

• Gatefold jacket

Side One:

1. WPLJ

2. Igor's Boogie, Phase One

3. Overture To A Holiday In Berlin

4. Theme From Burnt Weeny Sandwich

5. Igor's Boogie, Phase Two

6. Holiday In Berlin, Full-Blown

7. Aybe Sea

Side Two:

8. Little House I Used To Live In

9. Valarie

A MUST HAVE VINYL RECORD for any fan!

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