FRANK ZAPPA
A Token Of His Extreme Soundtrack
ZR20015

That's right, it's the soundtrack to the DVD of the KCET TV show on August 27 1974. You've got the DVD so why do you need this? One reason is that it's Official Release #97. Another reason is that several tracks are considerably longer than on the DVD. Yet another reason is that this is an entirely different mix to the Dub Room Special CD which is taken from the same performance.

Tracklist:
The Dog Breath Variations/Uncle Meat (4:02) . Montana (6:44) . Earl Of Duke (5:49) . Florentine Pogen (11:08) . Stink-Foot (3:58) . Pygmy Twylyte (7:47) . Room Service (12:12) . Inca Roads (9:51) . Oh No/Son Of Orange County (7:10) . More Trouble Every Day (7:17) . A Token Of My Extreme (1:25)

Band: Frank Zappa(Vocals, Guitar), Tom Fowler (Bass), Chester Thompson (Drums), Ruth Underwood (Percussion), George Duke (Keyboards, Vocals), Napoleon Murphy Brock (Tenor Sax, Vocals).

Whatever became of Roxy By Proxy?

It's next.

Right after the 40th anny "Weasels Ripped My Flesh" and "Zoot Allures".

And after the "Dub Room Extreme" remix of the material from the KCET show, which will closely follow the release of "A Token Of My Special Room", which is a remaster of a remix of some of the stuff from KCET, but edited so that all tracks have the same length.

That will all immediately precede a complete overhaul of the full FZ catalog, this time released in groups of three albums, with releases six weeks apart. But you won't be able to get these in stores, you'll have to sign a distribution deal to sell copies of Gail and Diva's new CD, "Making It On Our Own", a compilation of duet versions of FZ tracks - for every 100 copies sold, you'll be permitted to buy one of the new remasters, which promise to sound better than anything you've ever experienced.

Then, and only then, will there be an update on Roxy By Proxy.

Not that I'm cynical.

ordered today by 7 AM - already shipped...why can't Roxy By Proxy be as easy?

Got my copy in the mail yesterday and opened it today.

Under the CD tray is a large graphic of the FBI anit-piracy logo.

Seriously.



And no, I didn't link to the one on the FBI site (it's way huge).

That is the definition of irony.