Freak out! Absolutely free. We're only in it for the money.
Notes:
"The original triumvirate of 1966 to 1968 vocal albums"--Container. Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.
Contents:
Freak out! Hungry freaks, daddy -- I ain't got no heart -- Who are the brain police? -- Go cry on somebody else's shoulder -- Motherly love -- How could I be such a fool -- Wowie zowie -- You didn't try to call me -- Any way the wind blows -- I'm not satisfied -- You're probably wondering why I'm here -- Trouble every day -- Help, I'm a rock -- It can't happen here -- The return of the son of monster magnet. Absolutely free. Absolutely free (1st in a series of underground oratorios). Plastic people ; The Duke of Prunes ; Amnesia vivace ; The Duke regains his chops ; Call any vegetable ; Invocation & ritual dance of the young pumpkin ; Soft-sell conclusion ; Big leg Emma ; Why don'tcha do me right? -- The M.O.I. American pageant (2nd in a series of underground oratorios). America drinks ; Status back baby ; Uncle Bernie's farm ; Son of Suzy Creamcheese ; Brown shoes don't make it ; America drinks & goes home. We're only in it for the money. Are you hung up? -- Who needs the peace corps? -- Concentration moon -- Mom & Dad -- Telephone conversation -- Bow tie Daddy -- Harry, you're a beast -- What's the ugliest part of your body? -- Absolutely free -- Flower punk -- Hot poop -- Nasal retentive calliope music -- Let's make the water turn black -- The idiot bastard son -- Lonely little girl -- Take your clothes off when you dance -- What's the ugliest part of your body? -- Mother people -- The chrome plated megaphone of destiny.
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