Frank Zappa - Hungry Freaks, Daddy video free download

fastnbulbouss

May 2015, an article in a newspaper describing the rising amount of people using food banks reminded me of this song. And not just in America, it's happening everywhere , in the UK, in Spain, Italy, well, the list goes on and on.

Игорь Мартынов

#FrankZappa - Hungry Freaks Daddy.

ron lea

Mr Bungle copy cat

Heiner Hirn

*1966, Frank Zappa: "Hungry Freaks, Daddy"*

Pedram Asghari

تلاوتی چند از آیات «فرانک زاپا و مادران اختراع».

Confused Sumerian

Nice one MrWzzzW....

Earl Wick

Damn I wish there was a video for Hungry Freaks Daddy

Heiner Hirn

*Mister America Walk On By, You Supermarket Dream...*Music Only, leider gibt es vom Meister keine guten Videos aus den 60ies, dafür ist die Qualität ok...

Alex Greggary

I love the live versions of this song from the sixties (Particularly the 1967 ann arbor and 1968 L'olympia performances), the Horn accompaniment played in place of the "They won't go for no more" section is just so fucking tasty!

david bacon

sharp social critique of American consumer / conformist society 1960s

Ami Iida

Frank Zappa - Hungry Freaks, Daddy

Arthur Frentzel

I'm trying not to vomit. GRRRRRAUO............. BlAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. Burp?

Michele Reino

Come dicevo nel precedente post su Dylan,.. Freak Out! è il primo album di Frank Zappa e del suo gruppo, i The Mothers of Invention, pubblicato nel 1966. Fu il secondo doppio-album della storia del rock (dopo Blonde on Blonde di Bob Dylan), il che non è da poco per un musicista avere delle credenziali da poter pubblicare, all'esordio, un disco doppio,. in cui mostrava, tra le altre cose, l'abilità di Zappa nel demolire, con l'ironia e l'umorismo, la società americana.

giampiero loretucci

#FReakRock #Tweetdisco

Walter Fechter

H.U.D., all the other failed government projects that put this nation in ever-increasing debt, gross materialism, stuff that distracts us from being independent thinkers - - Zappa and company gave us this cautionary tune back in 1966. Too bad we didn't heed it. Frank Zappa (RIP)

Walter Fechter

Still innovative as hell. I bought this album when it debuted in 1966. Up to that point in time, I was a Top Forty robot. Still great musicianship. Still has a lot to say.

Al Clark

Mandatory Psychedelia#The Mothers Of Invention#

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