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Motels, Berlin, or Missing Persons?
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by THECHAMPIONGENE » Fri Dec 26, 2008 10:41 pm
Opinions? Who did you like best and why?
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All were great in their own way but Missing Persons was not only the most original and cutting edge of all three but was put together and produced by the late great FRANK ZAPPA! Dale was a Zappa groupie/backround singer along with guitar player Warren who went to so many Zappa shows that eventually Zappa let him join the band and was responsible for some of the best collaborations with Frank at the time.[;)]
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All were great in their own way but Missing Persons was not only the most original and cutting edge of all three but was put together and produced by the late great FRANK ZAPPA! Dale was a Zappa groupie/backround singer along with guitar player Warren who went to so many Zappa shows that eventually Zappa let him join the band and was responsible for some of the best collaborations with Frank at the time.[;)]
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