"Frank Zappa was an idiot"

Um, nnnnnnnooooooooo,

Zappa's contributions to that dialogue make perfect sense. Lonestar whoever provided the only trace of ignorance.

This is kind of a lame thread. Why on Earth would you judge Zappa's intelligence (way too broad a subject to begin with) based on his brief stint in the political limelight, rather than on his 30+ years of rock n'roll innovation?

Gargamel wrote:

Um, nnnnnnnooooooooo,

Zappa's contributions to that dialogue make perfect sense. Lonestar whoever provided the only trace of ignorance.

This is kind of a lame thread. Why on Earth would you judge Zappa's intelligence (way too broad a subject to begin with) based on his brief stint in the political limelight, rather than on his 30+ years of rock n'roll innovation?

This was my way of recognizing him on the political forum. Had I talked about his music the thread would have been off-topic.

Frank Zappa was a brilliant guitar player and did not get the recognition he deserved for that talent.

His outrageous lyrics somewhat muted the guitar and caused it to lose potency in the process.

gustavratzenhofer wrote:

Frank Zappa was a brilliant guitar player and did not get the recognition he deserved for that talent.

His outrageous lyrics somewhat muted the guitar and caused it to lose potency in the process.

This is the only pertinent and cogent response to this thread.

Wonderful sarcasm, there, Koolaid Man . . . say, did you know Jim Jones?

I thought the thread was going to be about how Frank stood you up on his plans to fly you to his sweet condo and have the sex with you, after chatting online.