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Check out Valley by John Butler similar song. I was lucky enough to have a private concert from John when he did sound check at Woodford festival played 3 songs to an entire amphitheatre with only 5 people.

Great job dude. One of my favourite Cockburn tracks. And you might have the distinction of being the only person on TH-cam that’s covered it 👏👏

Some suggestions, bc I'm a proud Aussie: Matt Corby: Brother, Like a Version version: Guy Sebastian, Battle Scars, Anzac Day live version: Tommy Emmanuel, Classical Gas, any version I guess: Billy Thorpe, Mama live on TV, but bc it seems so few people have heard of him outside of Aus, give anything from him a go.

Mate I'm two minutes into the reaction and I really wish you'd pointed out to your dad in the intro that it was one dude and a guitar and a couole of pedals. Maybe it's referenced later 👍

Este tema es una maravilla. FZ un genio en su mejor momento. I miss her.

The lyrics. This one is so powerful.

Ive listened to this song hundreds of times including a few live shows and it still hits so hard. What a masterpiece.

i have probably listened to ocean more than 100 times now , i also was able to completly learn the song on guitar . i still love listening to this masterpiece .

Music can get boring when its made up of typical predictable song structures. Zappa is the antithesis of that and is what makes his music highly engaging to listen to.

So nice to see you. I could have been the grandpa in a video of us 3. After 50 years of listening to FZ I would recommend to listen concentrated to bass or drums (or any othe instrument) during the guitar solos. It is astounding what these musicians did !

How old are you? Looks like you can be brothers.

One size fits all is my favorite. So much good music.

Zappa employed many highly talented band members, most of whom were experts in progressive rock. IMO this lineup is his finest band: keyboardist/vocalist George Duke, drummer Chester Thompson, percussionist Ruth Underwood, bass guitarist Tom Fowler and saxophonist/vocalist Napoleon Murphy Brock. They really got his groove on funk, blues and R&B. Inca Roads incorporates all the genres and is the best example to play for first time Zappa listeners.

It doesn't matter how many times I've heard this song over the last 11yrs, I always get chills head to toe & tears in my eyes.

Already there in Canada……it was a weed prohibition song

Excellent job! And nailed the falsetto!!

Frank liked the Synclavier, and sometimes bemoaned working with musicians because he could never ever get a perfectly accurate performance of his complex music. For me, to witness what his band could do in concert was breathtaking. Frank then seemed to sign each song with a personal guitar solo, created on the spot. Always a surprise.

Nerds paradise!! Just makes me laugh. Newer seen me as nerd. Iam 62 yrs old and i dont have son,but in early 90s my sister birth a girl. She drove a tricycle in my home about 5 yrs old and `cleaning`my house,and i give her about 50 eurous. Good money. All that time i played Zappa. Now she loves Frank,if more than i. She lives in other place now as a grown woman,and we often listening Franks songs in TH-cam,like 3 2 1 play same time.

Don't forget this tune was recorded live ! th-cam.com/video/wqp71DOJ3aY/w-d-xo.html I'm still in love with Ruth !

David, that's a perfect copy! Congrats, beautiful!....Anyone know what "this Devil's law" refers to?....David if you added harmonies & cool instrumentation, you'd have something really original, too, like Jimi's "'Watchtower" or Eagles' "Take it Easy" do w/ the original songs! 🌍

It's a while since I heard "Motorpsycho Nightmare" but I still remember the sinister threat of the line: "Rita mumbled something about her mother on the hill" It's up there with "and the riot squad ............ they're restless" from Desolation Row for understated drama. This kid's got a future :)

Scorched earth, thought you'd bring out a live Isis

Inca Schwachsinn, hahahaha

Er war ein narzist, et hat mit seine teils nonsense songs, die welt verrarscht, zappa trolle, hahahaha

Let him hear “isis” from the live 75 bootleg series, and “tonight I’ll be staying with you”, and “tangled up in blue” from that same album....and a whole host of songs off “Nashville skyline”, like “I threw it all away”, ect, ect...or, the higher, “dive-bombing the notes” voice on “like a rolling stone” from the bootleg series 4, from the 66 tour......Bob has so many voices, it’s just when ppl say he can’t sing, there’s just so many different voices in the last 62 years.....his first/debut album too, with the squeaky, honkin’ voice, like “gospel plow”, “in my time of dying”, “you’re no good”, or “house of the rising sun”, or “freight train blues” where he holds that one note for , like, nearly a minute...anyway, Dylan had as many voices as he did different looks.

John Lennon said “it’s not how Dylan sings,,it how he sings it-- meaning, phrasing, delivery, he’s unmatched, he single handedly invented rap-- and if one doesn’t think he can sing, listen to the live 75 bootleg series

You should try the " John Butler Trio - Solo Guitare " version on youtube. The best one but like the Ocean it's never the same.

Nice. I love the Father//Son aspect. Ironically, I’m watching on Mother’s Day.

K first you gotta show the video dude you can’t react to this on audio alone

I like this kid

Ah, yes. Frank Zappa, the most underrated guitar player and composer ever. He loved his fans because they got it. Nice to see you young guys got it.

Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, when I Listen to Zappa, my Neighbors do too.🎼🎸🎼🎸🎼🎸🎼

Ehhhh jhon butler it's been many years ago

disown him lol

Well done, mate!

Yes my guys I love this video. Just for ur own reference, John has been perfecting this piece over many many years…IMO he hit perfection with Ocean live at federation square…when you watch it you’ll see what I mean 🥰 otherwise guys I love that you two do this….may I also suggest Stormzy- Vossi bop

cuts off so abruptly when you don't let it go into the next song Can't Afford No Shoes, which strangely enough, is a pretty straight ahead rock song

the legendary George Duke on keyboards sculpting some amazing sounds

This is my favorite song of all time, I like the live at Fuji 2010 one best, but I never truly realized.. Without seeing him playing it, you'd never think it was one guy and a guitar.

Frank Sinatra praised Dylan's singing. And his voice perfectly fits his songs.

Scorched earth: "Like a Rolling Stone" and "Idiot Wind". Lyrical: "Mister Tambourine Man". Humorous: "Leopard-Skin Pillbox Hat".

Niiiceeeee, biennnnn!

Why don’t you play Vivaldi or Charley Parker or Capt. Beefheart . . . everybody is playing Inca Roads. 👎

those songs are the finest choices!

Never Mind The Voice. ListenTo The Lyrics. Personally Don't Think Anybody Comes Close

Educate your kid

The fabulous Ruth Underwood is so underrated but plays such a major part in the sound and texture of this song. Love this album

Good choices for the categories, but of course, mine would be a little different. For scorched earth, the song that immediately came to mind was "Idiot Wind", folk rock would be "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues", for lyrical/poetry I would go with "Desolation Row", humor would be "Bob Dylan's 115th Dream", and for love song, as you said, there's such a plethora to choose from, but I would go with , "Shelter From the Storm". But, tbh, there are no wrong answers...

I do love me some Zappa and TMOI ... but I'd love to see a reaction from you both when you listen to the song that I believe has THE greatest live guitar solo ever recorded in rock music. That was recorded by Bebop Deluxe in their song "Adventures in a Yorkshire Landscape." Please do a reaction video to this: th-cam.com/video/ndiG_oRtt4Y/w-d-xo.html

Zoot Allures: th-cam.com/video/fdQmhhi5cLI/w-d-xo.html This was Frank's last musical project just before he passed: Dog Breath Variations + Uncle Meat performed by Ensemble Modern 1992: th-cam.com/video/26X9ecyMZss/w-d-xo.html