Listen to the best of Frank Zappa on Apple Music and Spotify ... vacuum that they used in the studio to suck the dust off the vinyl while they were cutting it. I’m not sure who actually came ...

Huge Frank Zappa fan, by the way ... know his name from if you're one of those people that looks at the back of vinyl or CDs or cassettes back in the day and CD, seeing who was involved in ...

But in recent months, she’s been getting to know him better, through the massive vinyl record collection he left behind. In ...

Seriously, Zappa must make it puke up the grape before it gets ill, and from experience, it’s is not easy – not when evolution instructs these animals to fill their stomachs 24/7.

“My mom had a giant stack of vinyl — mostly classical ... Pepper cover has inspired numerous imitations. Frank Zappa spoofed it with the artwork for We’re Only in It for the Money.

"I got into it because I was really into Frank Zappa, and he produced Wild Man Fischer ... It's technically a bad song, but when I heard it I thought, Ah, but that still got pressed to vinyl. So that ...

This vinyl is available for pre-order at Juno ... proves they can successfully inject an element of funkiness into their approach too, not a million miles from Frank Zappa's sublime 'I Am The Slime' ...

Frank Zappa and Jefferson Airplane formed a collab that nobody was expecting, and the result was an avant-garde delight.

But if you have a last name, it may as well be Zappa, making you the heir to one of the deepest and most unconventional catalogs in American music: that of the late and legendary Frank Zappa.

Frank Zappa was certainly known for his eclecticism, and Sleep Dirt represents one of the least classifiable albums in his catalogue. It features some of his most extreme guitar statements ...

With his Guy Fawkes facial hair, Frank Zappa focused all his tyranny against convention. The term genre-defying is perhaps overused, in part because some people get so pernickety about categorisation ...

The Weeknd dropped his latest album, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow,' on limited edition vinyl, including variant artwork by Frank Miller and Hajime Sorayama.