RARE RED SPLATTER Wizardo Zappa / Beefheart Album ?– Confidential WRMB 365 LP

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One of the RAREST Live & Unreleased Zapp/Beefheart LPs released in very ltd numbers in early 70s. Original 'Wizardo' Pressings were normally 100/200 (100 on Splatter Vinyl & 200 Normal) Finding quality copies of this LP is rarer than finding an honest politician!!

THIS LP IS IN MINT CONDITION PROBABLY HAVING NEVER BEEN PLAYED!

THE WHITE JACKET DOES HAVE SHELF WEAR AND THE INSERT IS MINT AS WELL.

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Zappa / Beefheart ?– Confidential

Label: Wizardo Records – WRMB 365

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Unofficial Release, Red Marbled

Country: Mexico
Genre: Blues, Rock
Style: Alternative Rock, Blues Rock, Avantgarde

Tracklist/Credits?.

Metal Man Has Hornet's Wings
Ensemble – Soots, The Lead Guitar – Frank Zappa Lead Vocals – Captain Beefheart

Original Black Napkins
Lead Guitar – Frank Zappa

Instrumental / The Story Of Electricity
Narrator, Performer – Frank Zappa Narrator, Vocals – Captain Beefheart

Unconditionally Guaranteed
Ensemble – Magic Band, The Voice [The Shout In Background] – Don Van Vliet

Gone Behind The Sun / Mondo Hollywood
Ensemble – Mothers, The

Lightning Rod Man
Ensemble – Lowell George & The Factory Producer – Frank Zappa

I Think My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama
Guitar – Frank Zappa

Rock Around The Clock / Sandwich Song
Voice, Musician – Frank Zappa

How Could I Be Such A Fool
Ensemble – Mothers Of Invention, The*

Boogie For Berkeley
Ensemble – Mothers, The

Neon Meat Dream Of An Octafish
Ensemble – Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band

King Kong
Ensemble – Mothers, The

Notes?

Unknown release date.
White sleeve with pink photocopy insert. Discs thin but quality, red translucent-marbled. Labels bear "Mexico" as source (subbed as country) - but doubtful.
 Text given a 'Mexican' flavor - ie 'El Wizardo Discos'.
Insert is American paper-size: 216x279mm

As described in the notes, with some interpretation [].
A1: Recorded '63/'64 [On Mystery Disc]
A2: Recorded live in LA at the Shrine Auditorium '74.
A3: Recorded early '64. [On Mystery Disc]
A4: Instrumental, Recorded live '74. [Line-up as backing band on "Unconditionally Guaranteed"]
 A5: Recorded live in Hollywood "Two of the earliest known recordings of the original Mothers". [Partly a cover of "Louisiana Blues"]
 A6: Studio recording, credited to "Mrs Zappa". "Thanx to Doc 'Korny' Phone". [On eponymous album by The Factory]
 A7: "Studio Flip-side". [Alt edit]
B1: Early test tapes of The Mothers, '64. [Studio Z]
B2: Original track, that didn't make the "Freak Out!" album.
B3: '68 track, featuring the 10-piece "Mothers".
B4: TMR outtake '69, (as spelled on release).
B5: First version. Recorded in London '68 for C.M.P., featuring the 10-piece "Mothers".
 
Barcode and Other Identifiers?

Matrix / Runout (A-Side run-out, hand-etched): WRMB 365-A
Matrix / Runout (B-Side run-out, hand-etched): WRMB 365-BONLY $3.90 S&H

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