So i finally listened to this and..... I FUCKING LOVE IT What

Hampton Grease Band - Music To Eat

>>71369012
do Mothers of Invention count as Frank Zappa?

>>71369012
Panicsmile to a degree, tho def more post punk (and jpn)
Old time relijun - name says it all
I think there are traces in thinking fellers union local 282

Geronimo Black

Try a lighter album like Safe As Milk or even Bongo Fury.

Primus
The Residents
Tom Waits
Red Hot Chili Peppers
early Korn has a bit of influence I think
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahUti2Qcf3o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLWTXMdZBKY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRz-yw-wp34

The Pop Group - Y

Well it doesn't sound like it but you would probably like Faust

Why people prefer this over Zappa is confusing to me.

>>71369976
Because /mu/ is full of contrarians who would rather pick the worse of 2 choices, so long as if it was more obscure

>>71369976
>People having opinions that arent the same as everyone elses, what fucking posers

Gorguts - Obscura

>>71369976
cause the music is disjointed in a fun way and it doesnt have joke pop choruses thrown in to ruin good parts like were only in it for the money and absolutely free. Beefhearts singing and lyrics are kind of funny and thought provoking at times plus the skits feel like they actually add to the album

>>71370320
My man

>>71369976
The fact you can actually compare them musically is what's confusing to me.

Henry Cow

>>71370454
his voice is off-putting at first, but it doesn't take long for his charisma to shine through

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>>71371841

Listen to Safe As Milk and Shiny Beast as well

>>71371932
its alright but theres a lot of moments where his music would benefit from just not having vocals at all imo. Thats why stuff like hot rats,waka jawaka and lumpy gravy is so highly regarded