Zappa and different line-ups of his band play Peaches en
regalia, Purple lagoon, The meek shall inherit nothing,
I am the slime, Dancing fool and St Alphonzo´s pancake breakfast.
BUT half of the playing time (which is about 50
minutes and not 65) is filled by a Zappa interview with
Steven Rosen, then a writer for Guitar Player magazine,
in which Frank talks about his axes and the hardware he
uses. This interview is audio only, visually backed by
stills and stock footage of recording equipment. This
interview might be very interesting for musicians and/or rock historians,
but is the kind of material which should
have been added as a bonus and not -annoyingly-
incorporated into the "film".
The price of this DVD is adequate to what is on offer
here, the music is good, and you might even get a kick
out of John Belushi´s appearance in his samurai
character. Otherwise, you might want to wait for some… more »

Zappa and different line-ups of his band play Peaches en
regalia, Purple lagoon, The meek shall inherit nothing,
I am the slime, Dancing fool and St Alphonzo´s pancake breakfast.
BUT half of the playing time (which is about 50
minutes and not 65) is filled by a Zappa interview with
Steven Rosen, then a writer for Guitar Player magazine,
in which Frank talks about his axes and the hardware he
uses. This interview is audio only, visually backed by
stills and stock footage of recording equipment. This
interview might be very interesting for musicians and/or rock historians,
but is the kind of material which should
have been added as a bonus and not -annoyingly-
incorporated into the "film".
The price of this DVD is adequate to what is on offer
here, the music is good, and you might even get a kick
out of John Belushi´s appearance in his samurai
character. Otherwise, you might want to wait for some
really good stuff that still must be in the archives...