Zappa Plays Zappa 4-11-14 Glenside, Pennsylvania

Zappa Plays Zappa 
4-11-2015 (April 11, 2015 / 2015-04-11)
Keswick Theatre
Glenside, Pennsylvania

Dweezil Zappa  - Guitar 
Scheila Gonzalez - Saxophone/Flute/Keyboards/Vocals 
Ben Thomas - Vocals 
Chris Norton - Keyboards/Vocals 
Kurt Morgan - Bass 
Ryan Brown - Drums

"One Size Fits All" Anniversary Show

Inca Roads
Can't Afford No Shoes
Sofa No. 1
Po-Jama People
Florentine Pogen
Evelyn, a Modified Dog
San Ber'dino
Andy
Sofa No. 2

Status Back Baby
Big Leg Emma
The Grand Wazoo / Money (Pink Floyd) (snippet)
Baby Snakes
I'm So Cute
Society Pages
Magic Fingers
Son of Suzy Creamcheese
Who Needs the Peace Corps?
What's the Ugliest Part of Your Body?
My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama
Sinister Footwear  

- encore(s) -

Cosmik Debris  
Dancin' Fool
Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy 
Muffin Man

Recorded by bcironmaiden
Recorded w/ SP-CMC-8 Sound Professionals Deluxe Audio Technica Cardioid Stereo Microphones > SP-SPSB-1 Sound Professionals Mini Battery Module > Olympus LS-10 Linear PCM Recorder HD > Sony Sound Forge 96khz/24bit > 44khz/16bit > CD Wave Editor Track Split > TLH ( Flac 8 )
> 320 kbps mp3 by Boot Hill Bootlegs

This is weird music, man.  Actually it's the lyrics and the style they're sang that's odd.  The music itself is often top notch, kick ass, tightly well played.  And new to me.  I've loved and listened to rock and roll all my life, well, since I was like 8-ish, since the very launch of MTV (back when it was relevant, when they actually had something to do with music!)  I grew up listening to one of the best rock and roll radio stations on the planet -- WNEW-FM in New York City.  But I never really listened to Frank Zappa.  That's whose music is being played here, right?  Ha ha, yes, of course it is.  Interestingly I got into Dweezil Zappa when he released albums in the 80's, but never Frank.  I have started downloading his albums with the intent of listening to his whole catalog in order but haven't really gotten to it yet.  So listening to this is kinda sorta expanding my musical horizons.  It is.  And my impression of it -- weird.  But good.  And since I never really listened to Frank, there's nothing for me to compare to which is probably a great thing, I get to just take it as it is!  As far as the sound quality of the recording -- at times it sounds like a soundboard.  Super impressive as the instruments come in so clearly, so distinctly.  Vocals, too.  The crowd noise isn't terrible but when Dweezil's talkin' to the crowd, you do gotta turn it up and be a little aware of the the volume as a few people wanna shout something back at him or the sound at that point is a little low so might actually wanna turn it up to hear him better.  Overall, an excellent recording and as far as auds go, I'm going (low) A+ on this one, about a 9.7 out of 10.

Download: Part 1 ~~ Part 2

ENJOY!!!