Frank Zappa: The Central Instrumentalizer Vol I

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The uncatergorizable Frank Zappa. Astute, paradigm-shifting virtuosity at its uncompromisingly brilliant and ballsy best. The Central Instrumentalizer Vol 1 is a hand-picked selection of major highlights of Zappa’s astonishing yet accessible instrumental work drawing on material from albums throughout his mindbogglingly expansive career.

Frank Zappa: The Central Instrumentalizer Vol 1 mp3

1.  Filthy Habits – Sleep Dirt (1979)

2.  Twenty Small Cigars – Chunga’s Revenge (1970)

3.  Pink Napkins – Shut Up And Play Yer Guitar (1981)

4.  We Are Not Alone – The Man From Utopia (1983)

5.  Zoot Allures – Zoot Allures (1976)

6.  Treacherous Cretins – Shut Up And Play Yer Guitar (1981)

7.  Apostrophe’ – Apostrophe’ (1974)

8.  Rat Tomago – Sheik Yabouti (1979)

9.  Black Napkins – Zoot Allures (1976)

10. Watermelon in Easter Hay – Joe’s Garage (1979)

11.  Rejyptian Strut – Sleep Dirt (1979)

12.  Sofa No.1 – One Size Fits All (1975)

13.  What’s New in Baltimore – FZ Meets the Mothers of Prevention (1985)

14.  Tink Walks Amok – The Man From Utopia (1983)

15.  G-spot Tornado – Jazz From Hell (1986)

16.  Blessed Relief – The Grand Wazoo (1972)

17.  Peaches En Regalia – Hot Rats (1969)

18.  Aybe Sea – Burnt Weeny Sandwich (1970)

19.  Imaginary Diseases – Imaginary Diseases (2007)

20.  Sexual Harassment in the Workplace – Guitar (1988)

Running time: 1:39:07

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20 Responses to Frank Zappa: The Central Instrumentalizer Vol I

  1. Cody says:

    The link is not working for me, which is such a shame. I’m listening to Volume II right now and having a blast with it! It’s introducing me to a lot of Zappa’s work that I perhaps wouldn’t have gotten around to, and now I plan on buying more of his catalog. There are some interesting looking instrumentals that I haven’t heard on Volume I as well; is there any chance I could still get my hands on it?

  2. wooffles says:

    Any chance you could reup the links for both volumes?

    Thanks,

  3. Mauricio says:

    I want both of them again, please!!!
    Thanks

  4. I could dig into this list and I will. Good work.

  5. Most people thought of Zappa as a sort of comedy act – he was overlooked when people thought of great guitarists. Zappa was one of the best guitar players in rock history – he even was an influence on Jimi Hendrix! Thanks for posting.

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