4:23:44  Was worth the wait..  I haven't laughed that hard in a few months.

What's the source for the first interview? Seems like it might be partial, would love to watch the full thing!

8:47:20 so true

These interviews should be mandatory for the entire country to watch and show your children.

LOOK MAN, I am grateful to you. Peace and a fair wind at your back. Good work.

Wow what an upload, thank you!

Save us Frank Zappa





Yes I'm aware he passed away, but his ideas and mentality is just as relevant today as it was back then. Depressingly so.

This is a warning

Zappa, Tucker,jones, smith would be a epic round table

While I've been a fan for years, can't agree with everything he says, + this is early '70's and things have changed ..but I agree with the apathy theory ..!

3:11:17 Smokey Robinson was just this year alleged to have falsely imprisoned and sexually battered four of his housekeepers. Perhaps, the pot is calling the kettle black, and the pot has a lot darker, more disturbing secrets and is projecting, no?

Love be a fly on the wall with frank and George Carlin having a conversation.

doing gods work

I watch these interviews of Frank, typically debating people who have a lower awareness of society than him, and i always wonder if he would have run for some type of office, had he not passed from the cancer. Frank Zappa was a one off. A genius composer, guitarist, intelligent, and  he had a opinion on society that was clearly well thought out and articulate. I think he would have made an excellent politician. I cant see Frank being bought or allowing himself to play the politician game. RIP Frank Zappa. The good ones always go too soon. Christopher Hitchens comes to mind as well.

"Dont follow leaders, watch yer pawking meters" Dylan

That woman's hair is as stiff
as her mind, if you bend it it will snap.

Zappa would be having a fit about google and twitters censorship if he was around today, good for him that he isn’t.

He does seem a little conceited on alot of things though.
But at the same time hes just a product of his time which didnt know a whole lot about the benifits psychedelics can do for mental health.
And the fact that its not the "drug" but rather the individual.

Edit: Also gotta point out the fact that even the people doing psychedelics were just straight up abusing it and not even appreciating it for what it is.

How  many hours have you spent to recover all this footage ?

Rudi Dolezahl from Austria never forgot about his Cadillac experience. Its a famous story around here. Nice to see the actual footage. He interviewed lots of people and produced a lot of crazy good records later. He was very young the time he met FZ.