ram it ram it ram it....
Paul Prusakowski
I'm not a heavy duty Zappa expert, and as a matter of fact I was
just introduced to Zappa material last year and took a liking to it.
Well, here's my question... What is the name of the tune that includes
the "Ram it, ram it , ram it, ram it up the poopshoot....Cornhole!" line,
and what cd is it available on.
Somone told me it could be found on Weasles Ripped my Flesh, but after
purchasing that CD, and I must admit thoroughly enjoying it, I didn't hear
this fabled tune.
My source was incorrect, so I look to you out there for an answer.
Also, which album does Frank talk about those Cheesy monster movies where
you can see the strings....
Thanks for your answers.
One more, question.... Are there bootlegs to be traded out there? I'm into
live music, and would be interested in some decent FZ if it exists.
Thanks-
Paul
Jan Hendrik Mangold
I am pretty shure, that the song You are looking for is on 'Sheik YerBouti', but You probably should wait for someone else to confirm that.
If You are into 'Cheepnis' You have two choices. Either buy 'Roxy and Elsewhere' or 'You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore VOL II'
If it comes to life music, I highly recommend
Make That Jazz Noise Here
You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore VOL I through VOL VI
Zappa in New York
Roxy and Elsewhere
I hope that helps
Hendrik
---
"Ya know, today the church is in a terrible state. The bucks aren't just rolling in, like they used to. And when the bucks don't come in, the church comes up with a new gimmick to make you spend to go to heaven. Now, I know you don't know what I'm talking about. But what the fuck. But anyway listen to this, Ladies and Gentlemen, when the church wants to get your money, they remind you about hell. If you commit a sin, you're gonna go to hell...there is no hell, there is only...friends"
FZ 'Church Chat' YCDTOSA V4
Harv R Laser
> I'm not a heavy duty Zappa expert, and as a matter of fact I was
>just introduced to Zappa material last year and took a liking to it.
>Well, here's my question... What is the name of the tune that includes
>the "Ram it, ram it , ram it, ram it up the poopshoot....Cornhole!" line,
>and what cd is it available on.
"Broken Hearts are for Assholes"
from the double-album-on-one-CD masterpiece "Shiek Yerbouti"
>Thanks-
>Paul
Yer welcome,
Harv
Perttu Raivio
>
> Well, here's my question... What is the name of the tune that includes
> the "Ram it, ram it , ram it, ram it up the poopshoot....Cornhole!" line,
> and what cd is it available on.
Broken Hearts are for Assholes, on the Sheik Yerbouti album,
which IMHO is one of Zappa's best.
> Also, which album does Frank talk about those Cheesy monster movies where
> you can see the strings....
Cheepnis on Roxy and Elsewhere. Another version, a lot faster
but without the monster movie chat, is on part II of the You Can't do
that on Stage Anymore series. There is also (endless) rambling about
monsters and monster movies on the Uncle Meat album...
--
Tempus meum tero...
C. Gordon Keeble (gordo)
> Hey now out there,
[some stuff deleted here & there]
> Well, here's my question... What is the name of the tune that includes
> the "Ram it, ram it , ram it, ram it up the poopshoot....Cornhole!" line,
> and what cd is it available on.
That would be Broken Hearts are for Assholes on Sheik Yerbouti.
> Also, which album does Frank talk about those Cheesy monster movies where
> you can see the strings....
> Thanks for your answers.
Several FZ tunes are influenced by cheezo bucks monster movies. I think what
you have in mind is Cheepnis on Roxy & Elsewhere.
> One more, question.... Are there bootlegs to be traded out there? I'm into
> live music, and would be interested in some decent FZ if it exists.
Yeah, they're around. Most of those which I've heard are pretty worthless.
Some are ok though.
> Thanks-
> Paul
gordo
Paul Bartek
>Well, here's my question... What is the name of the tune that includes
>the "Ram it, ram it , ram it, ram it up the poopshoot....Cornhole!" line,
>and what cd is it available on.
Sheik Yerbouti
> Somone told me it could be found on Weasles Ripped my Flesh, but after
>purchasing that CD, and I must admit thoroughly enjoying it, I didn't hear
>this fabled tune.
|Weasels is a great album.
My source was incorrect, so I look to you out there for an answer.
> Also, which album does Frank talk about those Cheesy monster movies where
>you can see the strings....
Live from New York
Paul Bartek \ "There are more love songs than anything else.
SUNY at Buffalo \ If songs could make you do something, *Insert*
Chemical Engineering \ We'd all love one another" *subliminal*
V075HGEV.ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu \ - Frank Zappa - *message here*
Paul Bartek
>Hi Paul,
>
>If You are into 'Cheepnis' You have two choices. Either buy 'Roxy and Elsewhere' or 'You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore VOL II'
You're right, I said it was Live from NY . . . DUH
>
>If it comes to life music, I highly recommend
>
> Make That Jazz Noise Here
> You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore VOL I through VOL VI
> Zappa in New York
> Roxy and Elsewhere
>
>I hope that helps
>
>Hendrik
>
>---
>"Ya know, today the church is in a terrible state. The bucks aren't just rolling in, like they used to. And when the bucks don't come in, the church comes up with a new gimmick to make you spend to go to heaven. Now, I know you don't know what I'm talkin
>
>FZ 'Church Chat' YCDTOSA V4
mth...@vms1.cc.uop.edu
>"...there is no hell, there is only...friends"
>
>FZ 'Church Chat' YCDTOSA V4
Shouldn't this be "...France?"
Mike.
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"Ignorance does insist of the right coffin"
-- Skinny Puppy
Jan Hendrik Mangold
Hendrik
---
"Just once, I wish we would encounter an alien menace that wasn't
immune to bullets"
-- The Brigader, "Dr. Who"
Mike Quigley
>
> Well, here's my question... What is the name of the tune that includes
> the "Ram it, ram it , ram it, ram it up the poopshoot....Cornhole!" line,
> and what cd is it available on.
The song is Broken Hearts are for Assholes and it's on Sheik Yerbouti. I have
a tape of some New York Palladium concert where Steve Vai sings parts of this
song with interesting gestures.