Hurdy Gurdy Man
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Hi Aktivator!
Am I correct in surmising that the Zappa shows were rather long?He sure as hell had a lot to say,both musically and lyrically.Did you ever catch his brief appearance on "The Monkees" when he and Mike Nesmith,each acting as the other, performed a bit of "destructive art",completely demolishing,I think,a motorbike?This was during the show's second season,when the Monkees injected more creativity into their programs and on the very last episode Mickey Dolenz introduced Tim Buckley into the fold with a song I didn't catch the name of,but was very fascinating..........
Am I correct in surmising that the Zappa shows were rather long?He sure as hell had a lot to say,both musically and lyrically.Did you ever catch his brief appearance on "The Monkees" when he and Mike Nesmith,each acting as the other, performed a bit of "destructive art",completely demolishing,I think,a motorbike?This was during the show's second season,when the Monkees injected more creativity into their programs and on the very last episode Mickey Dolenz introduced Tim Buckley into the fold with a song I didn't catch the name of,but was very fascinating..........