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Frank Zappa's sprawling 1979 rock opera Joe's Garage Acts I, II & III on 3LP: "Joe's Garage," "Watermelon in Easter Hay" and "Packard Goose."
Joe's Garage is Zappa's satirical rock opera masterpiece, full of hilarious storytelling, virtuoso playing and "Watermelon in Easter Hay," one of his most gorgeous guitar solos.
Narrated by the Central Scrutinizer, the story follows Joe, a kid from Canoga Park who forms a garage band and runs afoul of a society where music is outlawed, a wild satire of censorship, religion and the music business.
The title track is a catchy garage-rock romp, "A Token of My Extreme" and "Sy Borg" are inventive, "Packard Goose" rails at critics, and "Watermelon in Easter Hay" is a breathtaking, emotional instrumental.
Bring a thinking cap.
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Side A
1. The Central Scrutinizer
2. Joe's Garage
3. Catholic Girls
4. Crew Sl*t
Side B
1. Wet T-Shirt Nite
2. Toad-O-Line
3. Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?
4. Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up
Side C
1. A Token Of My Extreme
2. Stick It Out
3. Sy Borg
Side D
1. Dong Work For Yuda
2. Keep It Greasey
3. Outside Now
Side E
1. He Used To Cut The Grass
2. Packard Goose
Side F
1. Watermelon In Easter Hay
2. A Little Green Rosetta
On Zappa Records, the complete 1979 rock opera on 3LP.
Info from Wikipedia.
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