FRANK ZAPPA - "The Torture Never Stops" (DVD)

Frank Zappa

The Torture Never Stops (DVD)

Music performed by:

Frank Zappa -- guitar, vocal

Ray White -- guitar, vocal

Tommy Mars -- keyboards, vocal

Scott Thunes -- bass, vocal

Chad Wackerman -- drums

Ed Mann -- percussion, vocal

Bobby Martin -- keyboards, sax, vocal

Steve Vai -- guitar, vocal

DVD Track List:
0:00:00 Black Napkins (late show)
0:04:00 Montana (late show)
0:07:48 Easy Meat (late show)
0:14:37 Beauty Knows No Pain (late show)
0:17:33 Charlie's Enormous Mouth (late show)
0:21:13 Fine Girl (late show)
0:24:26 Teen-age Wind (late show)
0:27:28 Harder Than Your Husband (late show)
0:30:02 Bamboozled By Love (late show)
0:35:33 We're Turning Again (early show)
0:40:37 Alien Orifice (early show)
0:45:51 Flakes (early show)
0:51:05 Broken Hearts Are For Assholes (early show)
0:55:11 You Are What You Is (early show)
0:58:56 Mudd Club (early show)
1:01:49 The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (early show)
1:05:01 Dumb All Over (early show)
1:10:43 Heavenly Bank Account (early show)
1:14:49 Suicide Chump (early show)
1:16:50 Jumbo Go Away (early show)
1:20:42 Stevie's Spanking (late show)
1:26:43 The Torture Never Stops (late show)
1:38:35 Strictly Genteel (early & late show)
1:45:13 The Illinois Enema Bandit (late show)
1:56:31 (Honker Home Video Credits)
1:56:51 --end--

DVD Extras:
Teen-age Prostitute (early show) 2:29
City Of Tiny Lights (late show) 8:12
You Are What You Is (Original Videoclip, 1981) 4:22

( October 31, 1981 (early & late shows)1982LBS Video 116 min.)

"The hardest and worst interview that I have ever done was with Frank Zappa. Ugh! It was a nightmare. I feel bad saying this because he is no longer with us, but he was a nightmare. I hope I never run into anything as terrible as that again. He was deliberately being Frank Zappa. It was the first live broadcast that MTV ever did. It was his yearly concert that he used to do from The Palladium on Halloween. I was the host. Even in rehearsals Frank was really obnoxious to me. Between my lack of experience and him being obnoxious, it was just a nightmare. Enough said. It was a very bad experience. (...) It was baptism by fire. Now, with the chip on my shoulder that I have developed, I wouldn't tolerate it. Back then, I was young and we were trying to do our best. I was an easy target. It was a cheap shot and he didn't have to do that. If Frank wanted to be smart then do it to Walter Cronkite or something, but not a twenty-something little girl doing her first live broadcast. "

(Nina Blackwood (interviewed by Jeb Wright, ClassicRockRevisited, August, 2004)

=/(A entrevista mais difícil e pior que fiz alguma vez foi com Frank Zappa. Puf! Ele foi um pesadelo. Sinto o mau provérbio disto porque ele não é mais conosco, mas ele foi um pesadelo. Espero que eu nunca bata em nada tão terrível como isto novamente. Ele era deliberadamente Frank Zappa. Ele foi a primeira transmissão viva que MTV alguma vez fez. Ele foi o seu concerto anual que ele usou para fazer do Paládio na Véspera de Todos os Santos. Fui o anfitrião. Mesmo em ensaios Frank foi realmente obnóxio para mim. Entre a minha falta da experiência e ele sendo obnóxio, ele foi somente um pesadelo. Bastante dito. Ele foi uma experiência muito má. (...) Ele foi batismo pelo fogo. Agora, com o pedaço no meu ombro que desenvolvi, eu não o toleraria. Para trás então, fui jovem e tentávamos fazer o possível. Fui um objetivo fácil. Ele foi um tiro barato e ele não teve de fazer isto. Se Frank quis ser inteligente então fazem-no a Walter Cronkite ou algo, mas não uns vinte - algo pequena menina que faz a sua primeira transmissão viva.)-/

O QUE FALAR VAMOS ATRAZ DESTE DVD..............

Frank Zappa Palladium 1981 - MTV Halloween Show

FZ--lead guitar, vocals

Ray White--guitar, vocals

Steve Vai--guitar, vocals

Tommy Mars--keyboards, vocals

Bobby Martin--keyboards, vocals

Ed Mann--percussion, vocals

Scott Thunes--bass, vocals

Chad Wackerman--drums

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