In a career of brilliant work, some Zappaphiles have called this album a blatant sellout.  This is preposterous.  This is not a sellout by any stretch of the imagination.  It's simply Zappa, one of the most prolific and greatest musicians ever to exist in the US or the world, reinventing himself.  There is not one song here that can be called a blatant attempt at top 40 airplay.  Every song here display Zappa's sense of humour, sense of satire, and intricate musicianship.  My favorites are I'm the Slime (which is still valid today), Caramillo Brillo, and the Zappa classic Dinah Moe-Humm.  It's taken a while for Dinah to grow on me, but it has.  Zappa once said that thanks to songs like Dinah (and Don't Eat the Yellow Snow and T***ies and Beer), he managed to get enough cash to make his orchestral work (the LSO album in particular).  So the album was a hit, but it's still Zappa.  It can't be mistaken for anyone else.  This is great stuff, yet one more great album in the Zappa universe.