Label: EMI, 2004

Frank Zappa, a man whose music paid homage to contemporary classical figures such as Stravinsky and Stockhausen, as well as late-'50s doo-wop and the guitar-heavy rock that dominated pop in the '70s. Zappa was a satirist with a wicked sense of humour and lyrics of questionable taste, but he was also one of the most prolific artists of his time, recording about 50 albums during his 40 years in music.
‘Does Humour Belong In Music’ is taken from a live recording of Zappa’s planned final tour in 1984.


Titles:

• Zoot Allures
• Tinsel Town Rebellion
• City of Tiny Lites (beginning) / interview segment
• More Trouble Every Day
• Hot Plate Heaven at the Green Hotel (edited, and including more interview segments)
• Goblin Girl (beginning) / interview segment
• The Deathless Horsie (ending)
• The Dangerous Kitchen
• He's So Gay
• Bobby Brown Goes Down
• Keep It Greasy
• Honey, Don't You Want a Man Like Me?
• Carol, You Fool (beginning) / interview segment
• Dinah-Moe Humm
• Cosmik Debris
• Be in My Video
• Dancin' Fool
• Whippin' Post