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It was the first album by Zappa to be released on CD only (although it was bootlegged on vinyl for listeners who did not own CD players). In 1995, it was reissued by Rykodisc in an extremely remixed form, with significantly improved dynamic range and new artwork.
In 1998, Zappa played music agent John Kaplan in the Warner Bros. family comedy Jack Frost. In 1999, Dweezil, alongside his brother, Ahmet Zappa, starred in a show featuring celebrities, bands and dance troupe called Happy Hour which debuted April 3, 1999, on the USA Network.
'Does Humor Belong In Music?' - Frank Zappa (6/10) In Frank Zappa's case, the answer is No. However, that doesn't stop him or his band from playing a great performance on his live album 'Does Humor Belong In Music?'.
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THE LYRICS. When asked what he regarded as his best quality in writing lyrics, Zappa answered his sense of humor. With the title of his 1985 CD "Does humor belong in music?" he's referring to this aspect. In general Zappa's lyrics can cover: - Social criticism, tending towards cynicism. - Absurdities. - Comedy of a provocative nature.
WHIPPIN' POST - Los Angeles (the last song of the last show of the last tour) Different glass mastering of Frank Zappa - Does Humor Belong In Music?. This release is younger.
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- Zappa Official Release-#45
DOES HUMOR BELONG IN MUSIC? JANUARY 15TH 1985. VHS Released: January 15, 1985. DVD Released: 13 January 2004. Audio Tracks: English (PCM Stereo); Region 0 (NTSC format) Total Running Time: 60 minutes. Produced and directed by Frank Zappa. Includes footage from: Exploratorium, San Francisco, CA, May 20, 1984.
Does Humor Belong in Music?, an Album by Frank Zappa. Released 27 January 1986 on EMI (catalog no. CDP 7 46188 2; CD). Genres: Jazz-Rock.
