I wish i could personally thank fz and his mothers for this album. Unfortunately Frank is no longer with us but he is so alive because of his work. This is one of his finest hours it is a combo of studio and live work. Sandwiched between 2 doo wop tracks is some of the quirkiest and gorgeous music i've ever heard. WPLJ is a short little doowop tune about 'white port and lemon juice', written by the four juices, then igor's boogie which is homage to stravinsky. Overture to holiday in Berlin is a righteous song. It has peculiar sounding instrumentation and is a top tune too. it segues into 'theme from burnt weeny sandwich', one of frank's best solos from this period. You have loads of percussion stuff, and frank's wah-wah guitar gradually increasing in volume at the beginning. he plays a beautiful melodic solo and the percussion continues after the solo is over, and we move on to the 2nd igor boogie then the expanded version of holiday in Berlin-which is the 200 motels opening credits theme tune! This is a brilliant track which contains another wah-wah guitar treat-a live solo this time and a damn great segue into the lovely piano/harpsichord tune aybe sea (abc). another great segue leads into the atonal piano intro to 'the little house i used to live in'. This monster of a tune lasts 18 minutes and its all great. It shows how great a band they were. We have a rousing intro with rousing drums, more zappa guitar, a great bluesy violon solo by sugercane harris which is combined with some lovely don preston jazzy piano and some cool time signature changes; then a brief but lovely instrumental bit which is followed by a chaotic sounding zappa organ solo. and for good measure Frank ridicules a Heckler at the end. The sweet 'valarie' ends this masterpiece. Thank you.