I’ll give those a try… thank you!
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oh god…what have i started here 
It’s a good job i’ve alredy got most of Zappa’s albums…i can see the price on Discogg’s going up as i type.
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I’m digital/cd only! You’re safe… 
I’ve always gone for early Mothers meself (Uncle Meat is a stone classic, as is Freak Out, Absolutely Free and Money)…never really adjusted to Howard and co’s vocal shenanigans. Burnt Weeny Sandwich is a little cracker.
But I wonder what classical buffs would make of Frank’s more, um, classical stuff?
Hot Rats I think would be a great start for newbies.
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I have ordered those three Zappa LPs from Amazon. I’ll report back in a week or so.
Thanks for the recommendation.
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It’ll be good to see what you think of them.
really? better than Nirvana? i must check that one out then…don’t think i ever saw it
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Yes definitely even better than Nirvana
Serge Gainsbourg - Le Zénith de Gainsbourg (Live / 1989)
for me the best serge gainsbourg live.
a crazy atmosphere.
you live it.
(be carefull of remaster)
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My personal favorite live album Jimi Hendrix Concerts. Had it since my youth and never tire of it. Stella versions of Red House, Hear My Train A Comin, Hey Joe, Bleeding Heart, Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) and Little Wing
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Great album, lousy cover art.
Hendrix never looked like Fred Flintstone.
Or had a monobrow.
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What Skynyrd were to Atlanta Sue Foley is to Austin. I think this new release is up with the classics.
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There are quite a few lurking around, yours truly being one of them. 
I think In the West is better by a country mile. If you’ve not heard it, try it and see what you think.
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I’m sure there are. I did mean those that i know personally though lol.
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Make A Jazz Noise Here is a particular (live) Zappa favourite. Use of the synclavier qualifies this mostly instrumental album as interesting I reckon. It’s certainly enjoyable.
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I saw these guys live when I was a student, about 1980, they were brilliant. What I do remember was there were quite a few middle age ladies in the audience. ( Well probably about 35, Lol). They had come to see Paul Jones who was big about 15 years earlier. I have the live album, it is great.
Yes, love that too!