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*24510$aNecessity is...$bthe early years of Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention$cJames Billy ; foreword by Don Preston
*260 #$aLondon$bSAF Publishing$c2001
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*520 #$aFra omslaget: "The early Mothers of Invention was a band of anarchic, freespirited, musically telepathic mavericks headed by the unparalleled musical genius of Frank Zappa. Featured on such classic LPs as 'Freak out', 'Absolutely free' and 'We're only in it for the money', the band let rip over Zappa's satirical yet complex compositions. Using the band's on-the-road antics as backdrop, a live performance was akin to a free-form rock 'n' roll revue. Disbanded in 1970, Zappa would sometimes reassemble the Mothers of Invention in a number of different guises, but rarely found another group that collectively distilled his offbeat musical vision so perfectly.
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