Rainbow Documentary

[Kristy]

And the one he did with Van Vliet was Bongo Fury.

Yeah. That was a good one.

[sonrisa salvaje]

Come on girl. That is one song....off of their debut record.

[sonrisa salvaje]

Good lord!

I thought I had purged all memory of that horrid piece of shit from my brain.

There were few songs in the 80's that I truly despised. Many that I thought were cheesy or lame or would otherwise not choose to listen to voluntarily, but few that I really hated.

That one probably would take up the top 5 slots on that chart

Hahahahaha. Great response. It was a most vile song.

[Kristy]

One song is all I need from Blackbore.

Good tune nonetheless.

[envy_me]

What are you saying??? Zappa was a genious!

[philouze]

What are you saying??? Zappa was a genious!

That's my girl !!
These people don't know what good music is... Heh heh..

[Kristy]

Zappa was too in love with himself.

[philouze]

And he has been in me

[FORD]

'Man On The Silver Mountain', right?

Hey, Van HALEN liked the song well enough to play it in their club gigs.

And yes, Dave forgot the fucking words.......

[envy_me]

Zappa was too in love with himself.

There are people who should be proud of themselves :-)

[chefcraig]

Didn't it come out in '81 ? I can't remember exactly. What I rememeber, though, is that SUNPYG is indeed Life Changing. As well as a majority of FZ albums.

Initially, the three records came out in 1981, yet the boxed set (with a couple of extra tracks) didn't come out until 1982. And I still laugh my ass off every time I put on Variation On The Carlos Santana Secret Chord Progression.

[philouze]

They should have played Tarot Woman too. I think Dave would've sounded great on that one. Unforunately, it's been released in '76, back when VH didn't do covers anymore. Or a very few.

[envy_me]

That's my girl !!
These people don't know what good music is... Heh heh..

Really. It's just us two. And gbranton, he likes E. too :-)

[chefcraig]

And he has been in me

[philouze]

Initially, the three records came out in 1981, yet the boxed set (with a couple of extra tracks) didn't come out until 1982. And I still laugh my ass off every time I put on Variation On The Carlos Santana Secret Chord Progression.

Excellent stuff...

You're 100% right, Envy !!