I heard Frank in 1965, the sound never left my head.I am 071 now, Franks music never really leaves any body's head untouched. P. S.with music he gave his life. Thanks Frank, R.L.D
I saw the Mothers at the aFillmore East when I was 15 yo. Stuck with me my entire life. Coolest compliment I ever got on my own music was a review in Billboard that used the phrase, “..plus a few Frank Zappa-inspired surprises thrown in.”
My thoughts exactly..............................it will never leave my memory and refreshes anew each time I hear it again.......I always wondered what I was going to be when I grew up you know........
Awesome stuff! I first heard this in 8th grade in the late 80s. When corporate pop artists were flooding the airwaves with Tiffany and Debbie Gibson. I said to myself "there's gotta be something better than this". A week later a guy in my science class was writing the Mothers of Invention logo on his notebook. I asked giggling "who are they?" He said "give me a blank cassette and I will show you." Intrigued, gave it to him the next day a week later I got it back. Hurried home to listen to it on my walkman to be safe. I was hooked! Couldn't believe the creativity, balls and genius Frank had. Blew the one dimensional transparent top 40 artists out of the water!!!
Watched the Mothers Of Invention at the Hollywood Palladium in the summer of 1966 Battle of the Bands. We were stoned, immaculate. Window Pane acid and Panama Red...
Did you ever see the Doors at the Whiskey a Go Go? I would have loved to see them in middle '66 when they were the house band. Hell, I would have loved to be at the London Fog while they were growing into something indefinable. I saw the Mothers three times (Fillmore, Winterland and the San Carlos theatre) ...the one where the stage went around in circles.
"......................because I've been checkin' it out, baby........I checked it out a couple of times.......who could imagine that they would freak out in Minnesota......?
My first exposure to The Mothers was this and "We're Only In It For The Money". I was in high school and didn't know what to make of it all. Thought it was creepy and scary in some ways. Now, 50 years later, I get it!
I first heard this song at a high school graduation party June, '67. But it wasn't by Frank. It was the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band. Did a nice job. It takes some major stones to cover Zappa.
I am definitely the first one to tell you The Beatles were overrated, but reducing them to Yellow Submarine is kind of unfair. In the same year, they also put out songs like Rain, Eleanor Rigby, or Tomorrow Never Knows. Of course, they were still very much behind what guys like Frank Zappa or Brian Wilson were doing, but they were definitely further than Yellow Submarine.
@Yngsatchvai ...which means a lot of people like them. Cool. Popularity does not equal or even relate to quality. By that logic, Bon Jovi would be a far greater band than, say, Van der Graaf Generator.
"......I always wondered what I was gonna be when I grew up, you know........................always wonder whether or not I could make it, you know............in society.....
Man, there was NOBODY doing anything like this when this album came out! Extremely influential.....Help I'm a Cub, Help I'm a Cub, sorry, as a Cardinals fan I had to go there......
oh that's funny...like I asked a vf 'Public Enemy doing a Christmas album..LOL remember,limited electronics or digital back then..Perfect tripping record...hmm.maybe that's why I'm like I am..; Ohhh those 60's ;)
Woody Hodge; Actually The Beatles did listen to the album in its entirety but it was just before they did Sgt Pepper. It was from Freak Out that Paul got the idea to do a concept album rather than just record several songs and see which songs made the cut.
This song has to be dedicated to all those people suffering from Trump derangement syndrome. These people who get paid to demonstrate and know nothing why they are there.
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I heard Frank in 1965, the sound never left my head.I am 071 now, Franks music never really leaves any body's head untouched.
P. S.with music he gave his life. Thanks Frank, R.L.D
Linda DeBrabant I was born in 66 but in 76 when my uncle who was just 6 year older came to live with us introduced me to Zappa. It never leaves you.
I saw the Mothers at the aFillmore East when I was 15 yo. Stuck with me my entire life. Coolest compliment I ever got on my own music was a review in Billboard that used the phrase, “..plus a few Frank Zappa-inspired surprises thrown in.”
The deep, existential dread that exudes from this track refuses to die, as each generation encounters the realisation anew.
My thoughts exactly..............................it will never leave my memory and refreshes anew each time I hear it again.......I always wondered what I was going to be when I grew up you know........
I heard this album for the first time at age 10 in 1966. My mind has been warped ever since.
played this for my two female cousins from Kansas when it first came out back in 67 I think?. To see the look on their faces was priceless.
I boght the album in 1966.
@@bobkowalczyk9764 Played the LP with friends on acid, what a trip.
Ahhahahaaa
The Mothers of Invention Sincerely Regret to Inform You
Let me guess, you were alone at a table of your own for many Thanksgiving dinners to come.
Awesome stuff! I first heard this in 8th grade in the late 80s. When corporate pop artists were flooding the airwaves with Tiffany and Debbie Gibson. I said to myself "there's gotta be something better than this". A week later a guy in my science class was writing the Mothers of Invention logo on his notebook. I asked giggling "who are they?" He said "give me a blank cassette and I will show you." Intrigued, gave it to him the next day a week later I got it back. Hurried home to listen to it on my walkman to be safe. I was hooked! Couldn't believe the creativity, balls and genius Frank had. Blew the one dimensional transparent top 40 artists out of the water!!!
Watched the Mothers Of Invention at the Hollywood Palladium in the summer of 1966 Battle of the Bands. We were stoned, immaculate. Window Pane acid and Panama Red...
Did you ever see the Doors at the Whiskey a Go Go? I would have loved to see them in middle '66 when they were the house band. Hell, I would have loved to be at the London Fog while they were growing into something indefinable. I saw the Mothers three times (Fillmore, Winterland and the San Carlos theatre) ...the one where the stage went around in circles.
Thomas Greer I love this story!! Thank you!
"......................because I've been checkin' it out, baby........I checked it out a couple of times.......who could imagine that they would freak out in Minnesota......?
2:06-The lament of a character from Disney's Gargoyles!
I remember (tu-tu)
I remember (tu-tu)
I remember (tu-tu)
They had a swimming pool.
.. and they thought it couldn't happen here..
@@TheJcfclark dou douta da dow
@@hawkentertainment894 youre pukeing to hard. Joes garage
@@mariannwatt2678 - *"PLOOKING*" !!!!
This one makes happy everytime
My first exposure to The Mothers was this and "We're Only In It For The Money". I was in high school and didn't know what to make of it all. Thought it was creepy and scary in some ways. Now, 50 years later, I get it!
I first heard this song at a high school graduation party June, '67. But it wasn't by Frank. It was the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band. Did a nice job. It takes some major stones to cover Zappa.
So smooth, so smooth.
My first Album ever .I still love it . ,!
We got the news when it comes up they say that when the place blows up we will be the first to tell!
Help I'm Iraq.
Kimmo Paasiala
😂😂
You're fucked dude.
Help I'm in Mexico
I don't get it...just kidding
i want to rate this as terrible.
only because it is so terrible it is so beautiful.
what do i do?
I'm in Kalamazoo, and I'm telling you my dear that it can't happen here! :)
Help I'm a cop
I think I'd rather be the mayor
LOVE THIS SONG!
Help, I'm a pebble!
1966 ..... some were chanting along to yellow submarine..... others.... well.......get a tv dinner and cook it up.......
I am definitely the first one to tell you The Beatles were overrated, but reducing them to Yellow Submarine is kind of unfair. In the same year, they also put out songs like Rain, Eleanor Rigby, or Tomorrow Never Knows. Of course, they were still very much behind what guys like Frank Zappa or Brian Wilson were doing, but they were definitely further than Yellow Submarine.
@@Babyboss65 I dont think they are overrated in the least. They have some of the most coveted tunes ever written!!
@Yngsatchvai ...which means a lot of people like them. Cool. Popularity does not equal or even relate to quality. By that logic, Bon Jovi would be a far greater band than, say, Van der Graaf Generator.
@@Babyboss65 Thank you for pointing out Beatles are overrated. Still a great band, but not even in my Top 10.
My 1st Stoner Song when I was 15 in the Sixties.
Mine too, on a hit of Bear's Best.
Quality flash backs
Agreed
It's a drag bein a cop
I think I'd rather be the mayor
... they were so sure it couldn't happen here ...
Genius
Did West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band cover this? Haha I thought I heard a track by them like this
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Saw them at the Balloon Farm in N.Y.C. Awesome phycedelic effects
Here, let me help you with that................. psychedelic
Can we get this in kareoke
64 still love me? Help I'm a ROCK
Brilliant.
"......I always wondered what I was gonna be when I grew up, you know........................always wonder whether or not I could make it, you know............in society.....
... because you know .. it's a drag when you're rejected ....
Happy birfday Frank!
favorite
....mi mi mi mi mi mi mi mi mi....
inna sota
Man, there was NOBODY doing anything like this when this album came out! Extremely influential.....Help I'm a Cub, Help I'm a Cub, sorry, as a Cardinals fan I had to go there......
Nice this came out during my birth ....
I'd like to see Adele cover this song.
It can happen. Pink covered "White Rabbit".
oh that's funny...like I asked a vf 'Public Enemy doing a Christmas album..LOL remember,limited electronics or digital back then..Perfect tripping record...hmm.maybe that's why I'm like I am..; Ohhh those 60's ;)
No podria, esto esta es mil trillones de veces mejor que su pobre capacidad
Help she ate the rock
Suzy? Suzy cream cheese? This is your conscience speaking
I can see why he needed the Freak Dancers.
Help, I'm a rock!
I thought I was listening to Primus for a minute there....
+Angel La Canfora just go away
The repeated guitar reminds me of My Name is Mud now that you say that
If you don't think this man a genius then you missed the point of it all. "Help I'm a cop!"
He looks like charly garcía. (Argentinian rock singer) 😲
dont compare zappa to anyone :/
He looks like Freddie Mercury if his nose grew and his hair never stopped
@@werewitch9466 nope he doesn't, but Charlie is a great musician too, especially with La Máquina de Hacer Pajaros
the Beatles were rumored to have listened to this during the time they were working one the white album. Number nine?
Woody Hodge; Actually The Beatles did listen to the album in its entirety but it was just before they did Sgt Pepper. It was from Freak Out that Paul got the idea to do a concept album rather than just record several songs and see which songs made the cut.
@@TheRabbipinchas and despite The Beatles openly praising Zappa he still did We're Only In It etc. He made fun of the very album he inspired!
written by Frank Zappa and Kim Fowley
Noise.
...Kansas...Kansas...Kansas...
#333, WAHOO!
she never had a pool,,,
Suzy!
Help, I'm a fossil!
Rzzzzzzzz!! Arf!
"..................I always wondered what I was gonna be when I grew up, you know......"
Where are you now Gerry?
I hope he says Minnesota
Or Montana
Zappa's take on the "talking in tongues" Christian gig.
This is Swans before Swans lol
No you're a rock!
Scars on my butt.
We could make pancakes
help i'm a troll,,, @ # Full d; hippie dad says this is dad not fran. ,,,Who Could Imagine ?
for wolinski cabu ....
Gpoll MDP
Just skip ahead to Track 13 and go from there. Trust me.
Help I'm a social worker
100% brown
N importe quoi ! La musique de fr zappa !! Ni cul ni tête ! Comment peut on aimer cette musique ?!
This song has to be dedicated to all those people suffering from Trump derangement syndrome. These people who get paid to demonstrate and know nothing why they are there.
Shouldn't their cry be "Help, I'm a sheep"? or a tool, or... too many bad words to insert there...
Always one that makes it political
What da fuck are they going on about!?? This is a weird recording (cant call it music really)
Raça negra é melhor
Did West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band cover this? Haha I thought I heard a track by them like this
They did
Theirs wasn't as good as the original though
Did West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band cover this? Haha I thought I heard a track by them like this.
they did. a crap cover, just heard it. :(
@@Civilizashum Sounds nothing like this one?