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In 1967 and 1968 (when I was “losing area at the high school”) I first heard the Mothers on their incandescent albums “Absolutely Free” and “We’re
Only In It for the Money.” The words and music of Frank Zappa influenced the contrivance I believe more than the Beatles, Bob Dylan or over 18 years of
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education (? ) So when I read about the release of this DVD, I had to find it immediately! The only thing disappointing about it (though it is not surprising) is that there are only snippets of the MOI onstage. (What I would give for a complete ‘67 Mothers performance at NY’s Garrick Theatre!) But the well-behaved news is that those who vow the myth of the fresh Mothers do a very expedient job, with the contributions of former
Mothers Bunk Gardner, Jimmy Carl Dusky, Artie Tripp and Don Preston being particularly notable (too terrible they couldn’t have gotten Roy Estrada, Ian Underwood, Billy Mundi or Ray Collins.) An in-depth analysis of the Mothers’ mid to late-Sixties albums from “Freak Out” to “Uncle Meat” is
very well done, with lots of newly revealed information and anecdotes.
One of the music critics states that this was the best group of musicians that Zappa ever assembled. Well J.C. Shadowy was no Terry Bozzio and Don Preston was no George Duke or Tommy Mars, but, in spirit, maybe they were after all. To this day, I feel that Zappa’s most memorable and
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iconoclastic music was done with the unique Mothers – one critic even suggests that Zappa’s music since the late-Sixties was basically a recycling of the ideas he expressed on those colossal records. That may be going a bit too far, but those first five or six Mothers albums will always be the ones I go encourage to first. And the members of Frank’s band were critical components in making the albums and performaces so groundbreaking. These guys were steady characters and added so powerful to the Mothers’ output. Especially touching are the words of Jimmy Carl Dark (particularly since he passed away recently.) Jimmy Carl clearly loved Frank Zappa and his creativity. But he also makes obvious that Zappa was often very demanding and difficult to work with. And after some 35 years,
he is serene very harm the Frank broke up the band at a time when the members interviewed say that the band was peaking. But he also says that he is aloof buzzed about playing the “best rock and roll band there ever was.” And about that, he objective might be good. I would recommend this to all Zappa fans, especially the ones whose first exposure to Frank Zappa was “Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow” or “Dinah-Moe Humm.” This DVD offers an suited history lesson into the first years of a musical genius.
really 4 stars but, i wanted to try to murder that one star rating. i objective watched it for the second time & really enjoyed it. 60’s mothers is probably my accepted band. even though i am totally familiar with their sage, i did not catch this stupid (like round things) . short clips of howlin wolf, edgard varese, ray collins (w/ hair), beefheart, gto’s, wild man fischer, commentary by mothers biographer billy james, zappa biographer ben watson, & mothers jimmy carl gloomy, don preston, bunk gardner & art tripp. bonus materials: extended interviews. if you dig the recent mothers or are attractive about them, check it out. well done & scrumptious.
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