Tonight in Seattle I can not wait, never miss him, seen his dad many times. He would be proud of you Dweezil, very proud. A whole new generation can now enjoy this as it should be "live" for the full effect.
Hey Dweezil. Hope all is well with you, the band and the family. My apologies for bothering you. But I had an equipment question on your guitar picks. A recent accident forced me to use a heavier gauge/larger guitar pick, resulting in me looking to upgrade from my teardrop Jazz Dunlops. And I was curious what you are using now and if those picks are commercially available. I seem to recall from a Guitar World 2007 magazine interview you said something to the effect that you were using a custom style pick. No need to rush back for an answer. Thanks for your time and be safe out there!
Hey Dweezil, fantastic show @ the Vic in Chicago Friday night. Wondering if the "Valley Girl" would be willing to share the selfie she took with me? I was in the front row when Shelia came to the edge of the stage. I was the lone fan to stand and help her out!
I am going tonight in Fort Wayne, was lucky enough to see Frank 5 times years ago, and Dweezil when this whole thing started in Philly with Bozzio and crew. This will be a great show, no doubt.
Finally got to see Dweezil and the band in Beverly, MA last night. It was hands-down one of the best concerts I've ever been to in my life, including Frank, all kinds of rock, jazz, and classical. Every single band member is brilliant and incredibly skilled. You just don't see that kind of quality of musicianship anymore, particularly in rock.To think how affordable it was! And such an intimate setting. It's the best $50. I ever spent! I was most impressed with how the band is so unpretentious, coming out after the show to meet with the audience. Looking at these tour dates, they're keeping a grueling schedule. Making themselves accessible to the audience is so generous and kind, and not like other bands. Well, not like other rock bands. They are definitely more like classical musicians in spirit! These people are a true testament to the legacy of Frank. I wish I could drop everything and go on tour with them forever! I wish we could have talked longer! Please come back to MA again soon!! It was a breath of fresh air and a bright light in an incredibly dark time. Exactly what the doctor ordered. As long as concert halls exist and musicians can practice and perform, we still have civilization.
Greetings Dweezil and Co: Perhaps you and the gang could discuss that old, famous, folk song : 21ST CENTURY SCHIZIOD MAN... for your concert at the Commodore in Vancouver on Dec 13... A couple of months should do it.
The reason I ask is: I saw your last Vancouver show and for a brief time that night... Dweezil was in a Trio with Bill Bruford and John Wetton. I kid you not.
( actually Greg Lake and Michael Giles were the original perps - but hey..)
I took my 3 nephews to Toronto where Dweeze turned James Bond into Studebaker Hawk... Perhaps you could turn Muffin Man into Schizoid Man (or SM into MM)
Cion sings: "Hates' seed; Blind Man's Greed. Poets starving. Children bleed. Nothing he's got he really needs. 21st Century Schizoid Man."
Scheila's Sax Solo would vaporize some audience members...
As fans go; you got me hooked for seven concerts so far and I am continually bamboozled: Real Music written by a Real Composer and played by Real Musicians...
But " You Know You Know "
Thanks for your time. Counting down. Paul Whistler.eh
Dear Mr. Zappa, great great choice, great cuts and huge skills. Saw you in Lörrach Germany and the greatest guitar solo ever heard in the last 10 years was from Drowning Witch, very impressive, all in. Zoot Allures and Keep it Greasy Guitar sounds very nice and close. It was a Marketplace, and Saturday night The moon was dim, and the band was tight. Great pleasure.
Spectacular new band! Flawless and extremely polished. They play with a level of enthusiasm for me not seen since the days of Frank era, 'The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life'
Saw the first show of the tour in Scottsdale and agree that this is your best band. I remember noticing that both of the women took a big swig of water before the start of 50/50 and hoped it was an omen of great things to come---was it ever! I was always wondering if I would hear that song live. The best concert I've seen is quite a while! Now I am hoping I will hear The Nancy and Mary music (with audience participation) in a future tour!
I have enjoyed your live performances three times in southern California over the past decade or so. Recently retired to southern Oregon a couple of years ago and was blown away when I learned that a fourth encounter with the ZPZ experience was available in December of this year. Thanks for including Grants Pass on the tour.
Recently noted an obscure "connection" to noted "Mothers" band member Don "Sugarcane" Harris (Weasels Ripped My Flesh and Burnt Weeny Sandwich) and the name of your current tour. Google them together
In the design of the Choice Cuts tour, where setlists include obscure songs, lesser known arrangements of well known songs and classics. I once again share my sentiments that this band is one of the finest assembled to ever perform the composers work.
When this level of musicianship and overall band enthusiasm hits the stage, one can only hope that fans, both new and old, get a chance to see and hear this.
Not to take anything away from Frank's band or your previous bands, but being there and seeing this show live clearly shows that this level of musicianship and overall show design continues to show how your road traveled with Frank's works evolve.
Thinking back to April 2006@The Jammy's and BB Kings ZPZ Tasting show. As a life long fan I could only have hoped the evolution would bring FZs music where your bands have taken it. I am thankful for all that you and your bands have done and those take the time and resources to support it.
A toast of positive N'Lightentment for you, your band and all that perform and listen to FZs works.
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Andy is a great song. I never get bored when heaing this.
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Tonight in Seattle I can not wait, never miss him, seen his dad many times. He would be proud of you Dweezil, very proud. A whole new generation can now enjoy this as it should be "live" for the full effect.
I hope to see this band in the UK in the very near future (Especially Liverpool)
Hey Dweezil. Hope all is well with you, the band and the family. My apologies for bothering you. But I had an equipment question on your guitar picks. A recent accident forced me to use a heavier gauge/larger guitar pick, resulting in me looking to upgrade from my teardrop Jazz Dunlops. And I was curious what you are using now and if those picks are commercially available. I seem to recall from a Guitar World 2007 magazine interview you said something to the effect that you were using a custom style pick. No need to rush back for an answer. Thanks for your time and be safe out there!
I liked the fast Yellow Snow-bit!
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Can you squeez in Pygmy Twilight @the Fonda?
Hey Dweezil, fantastic show @ the Vic in Chicago Friday night. Wondering if the "Valley Girl" would be willing to share the selfie she took with me? I was in the front row when Shelia came to the edge of the stage. I was the lone fan to stand and help her out!
I am going tonight in Fort Wayne, was lucky enough to see Frank 5 times years ago, and Dweezil when this whole thing started in Philly with Bozzio and crew. This will be a great show, no doubt.
Finally got to see Dweezil and the band in Beverly, MA last night. It was hands-down one of the best concerts I've ever been to in my life, including Frank, all kinds of rock, jazz, and classical. Every single band member is brilliant and incredibly skilled. You just don't see that kind of quality of musicianship anymore, particularly in rock.To think how affordable it was! And such an intimate setting. It's the best $50. I ever spent! I was most impressed with how the band is so unpretentious, coming out after the show to meet with the audience. Looking at these tour dates, they're keeping a grueling schedule. Making themselves accessible to the audience is so generous and kind, and not like other bands. Well, not like other rock bands. They are definitely more like classical musicians in spirit! These people are a true testament to the legacy of Frank. I wish I could drop everything and go on tour with them forever! I wish we could have talked longer! Please come back to MA again soon!! It was a breath of fresh air and a bright light in an incredibly dark time. Exactly what the doctor ordered. As long as concert halls exist and musicians can practice and perform, we still have civilization.
Greetings Dweezil and Co:
Perhaps you and the gang could discuss that old, famous, folk song :
21ST CENTURY SCHIZIOD MAN...
for your concert at the Commodore in Vancouver on Dec 13...
A couple of months should do it.
The reason I ask is: I saw your last Vancouver show and for a brief time that night...
Dweezil was in a Trio with Bill Bruford and John Wetton. I kid you not.
( actually Greg Lake and Michael Giles were the original perps - but hey..)
I took my 3 nephews to Toronto where Dweeze turned James Bond into Studebaker Hawk...
Perhaps you could turn Muffin Man into Schizoid Man (or SM into MM)
Cion sings:
"Hates' seed; Blind Man's Greed.
Poets starving. Children bleed.
Nothing he's got he really needs.
21st Century Schizoid Man."
Scheila's Sax Solo would vaporize some audience members...
As fans go; you got me hooked for seven concerts so far and I am continually bamboozled:
Real Music written by a Real Composer and played by Real Musicians...
But " You Know You Know "
Thanks for your time. Counting down.
Paul Whistler.eh
Hi mister Dweezil, I have see you in Europe (Belgique), fantastique band. great Sound, juste one question.
what is the model of QSC amp you use ?
thanks
Greg
Who is the drummer in this new band?
Doesn't get any better than this. Bravo.
Dear Mr. Zappa, great great choice, great cuts and huge skills. Saw you in Lörrach Germany and the greatest guitar solo ever heard in the last 10 years was from Drowning Witch, very impressive, all in. Zoot Allures and Keep it Greasy Guitar sounds very nice and close. It was a Marketplace, and Saturday night
The moon was dim, and the band was tight. Great pleasure.
Say Scheila I love her.
Spectacular new band! Flawless and extremely polished. They play with a level of enthusiasm for me not seen since the days of Frank era, 'The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life'
Miss this show and regret it forever! Trust me!!
Saw the first show of the tour in Scottsdale and agree that this is your best band. I remember noticing that both of the women took a big swig of water before the start of 50/50 and hoped it was an omen of great things to come---was it ever! I was always wondering if I would hear that song live. The best concert I've seen is quite a while! Now I am hoping I will hear The Nancy and Mary music (with audience participation) in a future tour!
I have enjoyed your live performances three times in southern California over the past decade or so. Recently retired to southern Oregon a couple of years ago and was blown away when I learned that a fourth encounter with the ZPZ experience was available in December of this year. Thanks for including Grants Pass on the tour.
Recently noted an obscure "connection" to noted "Mothers" band member Don "Sugarcane" Harris (Weasels Ripped My Flesh and Burnt Weeny Sandwich) and the name of your current tour. Google them together
In the design of the Choice Cuts tour, where setlists include obscure songs, lesser known arrangements of well known songs and classics. I once again share my sentiments that this band is one of the finest assembled to ever perform the composers work.
When this level of musicianship and overall band enthusiasm hits the stage, one can only hope that fans, both new and old, get a chance to see and hear this.
Not to take anything away from Frank's band or your previous bands, but being there and seeing this show live clearly shows that this level of musicianship and overall show design continues to show how your road traveled with Frank's works evolve.
Thinking back to April 2006@The Jammy's and BB Kings ZPZ Tasting show. As a life long fan I could only have hoped the evolution would bring FZs music where your bands have taken it. I am thankful for all that you and your bands have done and those take the time and resources to support it.
A toast of positive N'Lightentment for you, your band and all that perform and listen to FZs works.
Hey,
that‘s really an amazing new band!
Would like to see you in Germany again.
Hope you ever come back to good old Dweeziltown (Düsseldorf) the place where it all started in 2006 with ZPZ (for me)
Good luck for that upcoming tour. I am sure you ´ ll all fun!
Hopefully the UK will get to taste this fine amazing band soon.
Arf Arf