Zappa Plays Zappa - Inca Roads - Live (Reaction)
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I have watched this so many times and that solo still gives me goosebumps. I've seen Dweezil 3 times - best shows I've ever seen.
Dweezil is the apple that fell upwards. He takes Frank's music to another level.
Brilliant Rory ... I'm so glad you've done this track. You've been Zappa'ofied 👍 I saw Frank in 1988 when I was a teenager, have since seen Dweezil 5 times. Absolutely brilliant, there's nothing to compare to his creative originality genius
It also helps when your guitar IS your dad's OG SG. That tour at least.
I saw Dweezil live a few years back.
He and the band do it all justice.
FZs children are Dweezil, Moon Unit, Ahmet, and Diva. Vocalist here is Zappa alum Napoleon Murphy Brock (aka Napi). (Moon is the only Zappa I haven't met.)
Glad you enjoyed this, as I expected you would. There is a distinction between Frank and Dweezil, in that, Frank was a COMPOSER that played guitar on the side, so to speak. Dweezil does not have his dad's compositional genius, but the man has his chops, and as a pure guitarist, he does sound 'cleaner' than Frank. He spent two years learning to play the guitar the way Frank did, long after he was an established player. Frank had a very different technique that is nothing like how most guitarists play the instrument. I saw him play this on his first tour, back in the early 2ks, and he mimicked the original to a tee, and as much as I loved it, it did lack the spontaneity of his dad's shows. What you see here is a more evolved player, and his jam, as well as the keyboard player's, were original, not copies. That is what impresses me the most, and I am glad he has kept his dad's music alive, the way it was meant to be heard, live.
Add to what you said that Frank improvised his solos on the spot, so there would be bumps along the road. Dweezil completely relearned how to play guitar, unlearning what he learned from Eddie and Steve, to concentrate on his dad's style.
Having gotten it down, when he played those solos, they were/are cleaner than Frank's because he's not making it up on the fly.
Last time I saw Dweezil, we got to see the soundcheck, and afterwards got to talk to him for a few, really nice person, but also a ripping guitar player. His dad would be proud!
Napoléon Murphy Brock magnifique comme toujours, et lien intemporel entre Zappa et Zappa, un groupe aussi fort que celui de l'époque Roxy and Elsewhere, c'est simplement extraordinaire...Merci Rory, il en reste tant à découvrir et partager dans la discographie et l'univers incommensurable de Zappa...Difficile de choisir, pourquoi pas l'aventure YCDTOSA
absolutely different. Frank played beyond the bars. Here, you feel the mathematical existence of the bars in the solo.
And I think that Dweezil probably was technicaly a better guitarplayer than his father but the rawness is not there
Without shit ugly zappa, the music World would be much better 😂😂😂
His name is Ian Donald Calvin Euclid Zappa, Dweezil's a nickname.
not true, anymore. Dweezil changed his name official to Dweezil at a very young age.
@@marcvanderiet5592 It's the name on his birth certificate, I know Dweezil had his parents change it when he was five because that's what everyone called him.
you should listen to some of The Dweezes own stuff, he comes from another box, another animal.
on these tours with ZPZ he put lots of effort into not a clone but to get some similarity.
Great band!! saw him here in Sweden 3 times."music is the best" Arf!
11:05 Dweezil is definitely a cleaner player. Frank Zappa's solo's has a nastyness to it and sometimes "off" anyone's ears to grasp where the hell he goes right there while improvising.
it’s like learning a language
Dwezel took two years off from his own music to learn Frank's music to put together this show.
Napoleon Murphy Brock
Yes still going strong!
Zappa was filth
@@kosta183 Yes he had some Filthy habits😝
Shit ugly zappa fooled the stupid Fans with partly nonsense songs 🤣🤣🤣
The whole sphere of talent that Zappa's music has inspired, says a lot.
The fact that much of their talent is devoted to continuing to present his music.....
Anyway, Canard Du Jour!
You're so right. It's the difference between 'dirty' and 'clean'.
You are speaking of Ruth Underwood
Ruth is the most incredible marimba / pitched percussion player to ever pick up the mallets. Precise work every time. I saw an interview with her from just a few years ago. During the interview she picked up the mallets and ripped through the “Rollo interlude” (used in several pieces in slightly different ways) she smokes the marimba then rolls through 10+ pitched toms. She played the marimba part, cold. She said she hadn’t tried to play it in 30 years, and did make 3 mistakes, I didn’t hear them…. I’ve been a Zappa fan since about 1970, she is the apex, top of the food chain percussionist.
Although I have great respect for dweezil zappa and the band, and dweezils rights to perform his father's music ( there have been issues with ahmet zappa etc ) , and there is a comment saying that this solo gives goosebumps, I respect that opinion, but to me, the zappa plays zappa project is lacking something, I suppose because I have seen frank zappa live so many times, and have been a fan all my life, and I'm a guitarist, frank zappa himself is impressive and dweezil just doesn't reach his father's realm, but this tears at me also, because I tried to get into zappa plays zappa, however it doesn't do anything for me, as an improvisational guitarist, I have performed many of zappa s most known pieces, watermelon in Easter hay, black napkins, and muffin man, just to name a few, and I think I've brought more energy into my solos than dweezil does, it would be great if I could join dweezil and the zappa plays zappa band and improv with them, finally I really like your reaction videos, thanks, and all due respect to dweezil and his band, and to all the people who support his project, and for keeping zappa music alive
Then go to the audition for the band 😁
@@martinroland hi Martin, thank you for the response, I wouldn’t try out for the band, but it would be great if I could sit in with the band as a guest guitarist just one time and improv over at least one Zappa piece, however I don’t think that I would be accepted because I’m not well known, and don’t get me wrong, nobody can play like Frank Zappa, and I’m not saying that I’m better than dweezil either, actually he is very good, it’s just that frank used to have what musicians refer to as “ GREASE “ , jazz drummers are more familiar with the term, and it is very hard to explain, but I think that I play guitar with grease, and while dweezil is technically almost perfect, he uses directional or economy picking on many of his lines, and as a result some of the notes are a little soft and the accents are placed differently, rather than doing more alternate picking which would change the attack and give more grease in his solos, Frank had a lot of grease
A great show every time. Vegas for me. Bozzio was smokin! on the second. Had bloody digits at the mid show point.