
Bob Dobbs and music writer Scott Woods dive deep into rock criticism, focusing on the concept of “anti-tongue”—a rejection of direct lyrical meaning in favor of sonic and tactile experiences Bob Dobbs is a Zappa researcher and McLuhan scholar. Scott…
Frank Zappa often complained by the Eighties that he found it difficult to find musicians who were familiar with the Doo-Wop and R&B records of the Fifties. So his love of that music could not be featured in his later…
Frank Zappa exemplified how artists shape environments Bob Dobbs and guests explore how artists like Frank Zappa shape not only traditional art forms but entire cultural landscapes. Bob closes by reading and discussing Zappa’s 1984 screenplay ‘Them or Us’. Bob…
Frank Zappa often complained by the Eighties that he found it difficult to find musicians who were familiar with the Doo-Wop and R&B records of the Fifties. So his love of that music could not be featured in his later…