Dweezil Zappa, Oh No/Son of Orange County/More Trouble Every Day Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- A reaction to the excellent sound of Dweezil Zappa.
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Awesome! I've seen Dweezil 3 times and they DO NOT disappoint! Dweezil most definitely is as good a guitar player as his father, but more importantly, carries on his father's legacy. Great reaction!
No one could play as good as Frank but Dweezils a definite BADDASS
Napoleon Murphy Brock on lead vocals and sax was part of both my favorite Frank Zappa and Dweezil Zappa lineups.
Sounds like Ike Ellis....
George duke was called nappy! Bit if i was there, i woulda called mapolean nappy! !!!!!!!
Kudos to Dweezil for carrying on and keeping his Dad's music alive. This is music that deserves to be played and heard.
So... That's Dweezil Zappa? Yes sir.
I've been watching live music for many years and I still see shows and Frank Zappa on new years eve 1974 is indelibly etched in my mind as one of the greatest I've seen. The crazy great time I had helped make it memorable too.
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I was there!, Portland oregon was selected to record the DVD..
I saw this show in Boston and was so overwhelmed, that I went to Providence and Atlantic City also.
I do love this channel.
Oh let’s not forget Terry Bozzio who did Punkys Whips. You should do a reaction video to THAT lol
I think Frank would be proud of Dweezil
Dweezil, you have far exceeded my expectations and your father would be very proud.
Not sure if anyone else made this statement in any of their comments but I believe it should be noted that the guitar that Dweezil is playing in this video is his dad's guitar, Frank played on stage with it for many many years!!!
Napoleon Murphy Brock, I believe, played a vital role in my daughter's development as a musician. It's a long story, but he believed in her when she didn't believe in herself.
Are you kidding me!?! Absolute shred fest. Unbelievable. I love Zappa and all three tracks but that Jam combo was the best live rendition ever. Thanks for playing it and for your reaction
People dont remember how many genres of music that Frank crossed and he should be remembered for the genious he was. And the great musicians that he made better by being with him and understanding music beyond what they could originally play. Listen to George Duke interview about the band or Steve Vai's interview about his rehearsal. Or Jean Luc Ponty all were influenced by him. There are others like Flo and Eddy but you could keep going on and on. He just influenced so many people in very suttle ways. Even myself not in playing but in my listening habits!!! And yes he was a Fusionist before that word became popular. But his son carries on the legacy which is so very cool.
Thanks for doing some of this video. One of my all time favorite videos and music. Not enough reactions on this video. Thanks again.
Stevie Via is so incredible. A Zappa band member since he was 18....seeing him with Dweezil on stage how awesome is this?????
I can't get any work done when you put this up
Also Check out some of Frank's long pieces like Billy the Mountain or The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary, NO ONE but Frank ever did long, funny, musical 'Radio Plays' like that.
Talk about an epic performance !!!! I've seen these guys around 10 years ago because I was a huge Frank Zappa fan. I was totally gobsmacked by how good they were.
FZ was a master of melody, arrangement, and composition.
Anyone else still think of Steve Vai as the devils' guitarist from "Crossroads"?
Eugene Martone: Where and when for this thing?
Scratch: Ohh, I can get us there real quick... Jack Butler's gonna like you.
🤘🏽🎸🤘🏽🎸🤘🏽
Once seen, it cannot be unseen. Steve belongs to Satan now.
I've seen this exact band in a Colorado USA 2x. This is.the most Beautiful Guitar Rendition ever.,🎸🎸🎸🎸
No studio, no retakes, just hit record!
Phenomenal 👌✌
Zappa every day..
I've seen Dweezil four times, and even took a master guitar class from him with my daughter. What he is doing is the best thing ever! I can't wait until he's touring again. BTW, if you are a fan of Edward Van Halen, Dweezil, who had a beautiful relationship with Ed, has done a brilliant series on VH albums, focusing on Ed. He interviews great guitarists just talking about EVH and VH. It's wonderful stuff.
My next quad is all Zappa live, none of these songs though. Everything I've heard from Dweezil has been outstanding, thanks Akicita!!
Yup, he's AMAZING!
I had to pick this out of the many I was considering simply because of the guitar exchanges...
I love the skill of Vai, but I lean more toward Dweezil because I like his tone & phrasing much more.
I'll be anxiously watching/waiting for your quad request to drop!
I need to up my meds, that made me cry. Thank you Frank, I miss you, the world misses you.
Always love the Zappa reactions since your thoughts are so indepth and you really appreciate the music. Loved it and hope to see more.
Thats a loaded question as on the one hand you are talking about the original creator and on the other hand you are talking about someone who has learned another persons solo however its undeniable that that Dweezil has definite skills
Glad you're digging Frank .... I started the trip 1,5year ago something like that. Still discovering new Zappa stuff. Its crazy ...
Damn, now after watching Steven play I am really getting Misty and chilled.
That looks exhausting.
Thanks for this bro. Excellent.
This was fantastic!
Yes, I loved it.
For me, musically, that's as good as it gets!
Not that anybody else in the band is a slouch, that is some badass drums!
You've got the old blended with the new here. Napoleon Murphy Brock (vocals) Steve Vai (guitar) and Terry Bozzio (drums), the latter two who came out mid-song, used to all play with Frank. Your question about Dweezil, he's been a very accomplished guitarist for decades. He began as a kid playing Eddie Van Halen, no mean feat. To this day, he tours with his band keeping his dad's music alive. They are VERY worth seeing. Living in LA, I've seen them several times.
I'm going to admit that I haven't liked all songs you've reacted to on this platform, but like you, I'll give it at least a short listen.
Frank was great. He mixed alot of types of music together and always told a story. I think dweezle performing with the old band is phenomenal! Nice post
It must be in Dweezil's DNA or his "Jeans," Steve Vai kicks butt too, I saw this band, it's the closest to Frank we'll ever get again, what a band.Thanks!!!
I appreciate you, my man.
You can't get better than this !
Oh yes, I remember now Seattle the other city for the recording!
So nice; Vai on white guitar.
I really appreciate this; one suggestion; once the music starts, reverse the PIP.
I can't get any work done while this is on; this may be the first reaction video I've ever saved.
Dweezil carries on Franks legacy presenting ALL MASTER LEVEL MUSICIANS. THIS BAND IS TIGHT!!!!!
I think Dweezil is as good a guitar player as his dad. But Frank's genius is in his songwriting and arranging.
Like his dad he has the best musicians.
Well done Wayne!
Damn, I'll just shut up. I don't think I need to say anymore.
Thanks. Please do Purple Lagoon by Frank.
So, when Dweezil was around 10 or 11 years old he wanted to play guitar. So Frank turns to his guitar player who happens to be the legend Steve Vai and gives him the nod. Imagine being 10 years old and being tutored by (arguably) the best player of all time! Frank tutored Steve, Steve taught Dweezil. Pretty amazing. They were all masters back then. Terry Bozzio, Ruth Underwood, George Duke, Steve Vai, and Frank. Dweezil is continuing his dads legacy. Ok I’m done. Haha
I love the A Token of My Extreme outro.
‘Oh no’ one song ‘Son of Orange County’ second and third is ‘More trouble coming every day’
Now this was years ago , you really need to look up some later versions of Dweezils’ amazing multi talented band and do yourself a favor and maybe listen to Frank playing Zoot Allures off the album of the same name and yes Dweezil is as good as his dad with guitar, probably better 🎶 {-
Dwezel took two years off from his own music to learn his dads music. And make this show in honor of Frank.
Franks 100 motels claymation is long, but worth it to me
Is Dweezil a better guitarist than Frank? There are different opinions, but I think he is. FZ is the greatest of composers. Dweezil, who I have jammed with, does everything Frank does and more. His improv solos are clean and imaginative, using advanced techniques. He plays parts FZ wrote but were too difficult for him to play, like “G-Spot Tornado” which FZ said only a machine could play, Dweezil plays it.
Yeah tenor n alto sax
Youre not out to lunch!
Napoleon really made Frank and vice versa. Frank was an amazing guitarist free spirited player, but I think dweezil surpasses Frank academically.
Hey soul train! Just wanted to ask you,
What did you say? Kick a@%*#
Sexy sax - so true.
Schiela Gonzalez what a musician, what a woman.
N shielas the shit! Frank woulda made her a hotrat! Thats what i tokd em in portsmith n.h. and Stacey Lee really admire shiela and the dweez
Might be a coincidence. A co winky dinky.
And in your dreams, you can see yourself, as a prophet, saving the world, how can you be such a fool?