FRANK ZAPPA - "YELLOW SNOW SUITE" (reaction)

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Check out Sight After Dark reacting to "Yellow Snow Suite" by Frank Zappa!
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1 авг 2021

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@SightAfterDark Год назад

If you liked this, be sure to check out our Frank Zappa podcast!

@thepragmatic6383 2 года назад

My friend, a Zappa fan, named his dog Nanook, a samoyede (an all-white Syberian dog).

@GoodCorporateRobot 2 года назад

"The music is so serious but the lyrics are so ridiculous". That's pretty much the essence of Zappa. So glad you finally did this! I loved every minute!

@bretwiley6675 2 года назад

It makes me happy to see that younger generations are appreciating Frank Zappa. This album came out when I was in high school.

@steve01949

Just love your reactions. I am a 73 year old Brit. When we wanted a party to end, play Zappa. Saw the Mothers in Bristol UK in 1969, about a 100 people in the audience, he invited everybody to the front to party. One of the best concerts ever.

@garlooroztox 2 года назад

For a certain geezer faction, Apostrophe is the divide between beloved revolutionary early Zappa Mothers and later Zappa with amazing fast note players. Many young people enter Zappa at Apostrophe. There is lots of Frank for everybody.

@steveschmitz2839 2 года назад

Bravo! Loved the review guys and the news your reviewing the whole album, Cant wait. I just need to say this however....RUTH UNDERWOOD IS AN AMERICAN TREASURE.

@tommccafferty5591 2 года назад

My son and I have always said that if we were stranded on a desert island and could only have the catalogue of one artist to listen to for the rest of our lives, we would choose Zappa. So much music over so many genres.

@buddystewart2020 2 года назад

The whole album is great, great compositions and great playing.

@eximusic 2 года назад

The weirdest thing about Zappa is that he didn't do drugs. I'm sure most of his fan base did back then. And he did get FM airplay, but FM was much more experimental and artistically focused back in the early 70s. Thanks for playing the entire piece uninterrupted, since the second song is introduced in the lyrics of the first. And thanks for laughing. Other reaction people have reviewed this song and didn't crack a smile. Something's wrong with that.

@joesiano21 2 года назад

I went to see Zappa when Apostrophe was released. He was the opening band for The Mahavishnu Orchestra. Just an incredible show.

@thelyricologist9568 2 года назад

Please note that Frank Zappa issued almost 100 albums with all sorts of music imaginable, so you barely scratched the surface. :-) If you want Zappa who is much more serious (although in a sarcastic way), please react to "Trouble Every Day" or "Dumb All Over".

@timcardona9962 2 года назад

My gateway Zappa album

@Frankincensedjb123 2 года назад

That is some black page shit. SO many notes. The arrangements, the meter shifts, the energy, insanity, complexity and musicianship. You can't NOT appreciate this on some level. This was my first exposure to Frank back in the 80s, and I thought it was the pinnacle, then I began listening to the rest of his material. Good lord, it leaves this in the dark. Genius, pure, unrelenting genius.

@ljw5768 Год назад

I was at the famous ‘I want a garden’ poem gig at Hammersmith in 1979 as immortalised of YCDTOSA vol 1. Enforced recreation, live on stage on London. The sillier the lyrics, the more amazing the music. Ladies and gentlemen, Frank Zappa, there will never be another.

@amedeeabreo7334 2 года назад

3:01

@plantfeeder6677 2 года назад

You two would've loved Dr. Demento back in the day.

@parshakamarsh 2 года назад

I've only recently discovered this channel, and it's absolutely fascinating. I've been a lifelong Zappa fan (in my 60's now) and I could never imagine people really understanding him and getting into his music who weren't around while he was alive. However, you two really do seem to get what he's about, and it's a pleasure to watch you discover and enjoy the many sides to this musical genius. Keep up the good work, you're stepping where others fear to tread! 😂

@Chicago_Podcast_Authority 2 года назад

Oh snap it begins!

@carlosmarques9468 2 года назад

This was the 'suite' that changed my life when I was 16 and turn me seriously into and Frank and into music in general. I mean, seriously into music. This music sounded strange to me. All those crazy rhythm changes and turns. What the fuck was this? But somehow I was captivated. I listened it for the first time at a friend's home and I decided to buy the album (my first FZ album!). I'm 59 now and I'm still hooked. So many beautiful things to discover in this man's music. This is a great showcase for FZ as a vocalist/narrator to. This is a totally classical FZ song.(Almost) all the ingredients here. Serious music, rhythmic craziness, beautiful melodies, great musicianship, funny absurd lyrics, bluesy guitar and infectious grooves, and more. And you what? It works!