
Mudd Club (Remastered) Frank Zappa
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Album-Release:
2023
HRA-Release:
01.08.2025
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- 1 Mudd Club Show Start (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 01:02
- 2 Chunga’s Revenge (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 04:03
- 3 Keep It Greasy (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 03:04
- 4 Outside Now (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 05:55
- 5 City Of Tiny Lites (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980 (Edited)) 06:39
- 6 Pound For A Brown (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 03:46
- 7 You Are What You Is (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 03:46
- 8 You Didn't Try To Call Me (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 03:46
- 9 I Ain't Got No Heart (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 02:07
- 10 Love Of My Life (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 02:11
- 11 Easy Meat (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 07:25
- 12 Mudd Club (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 03:35
- 13 The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 03:15
- 14 Joe's Garage (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 02:25
- 15 Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980) 03:46
Info for Mudd Club (Remastered)
This historic 1980 Munich concert has the distinction of being the first ever live direct to digital stereo recording of Zappa. The show was the last of the Spring/Summer tour with the group playing at peak performance.
The Mudd Club show was recorded on May 8, 1980 by Klaus Weidemann on a two-track Nagra tape recorder, while the Munich show was recorded and mixed by engineer Mick Glossop direct to digital two-track stereo and has the distinction of being the first digital live recording of Zappa ever. The Maestro was early to embrace the emerging technology and would importantly shift to it as a result of this recording. Made on a Sony PCM 1600 recording system, the show was recorded on 3/4” U-Matic videotape, which at the time was state of the art but is now a relic of the rapid evolution of sound recording. The show was transferred from the original digital masters and audio drop-outs, a common issue with this format, were fixed by Travers using multiple tape backups, some analog, some digital, that Zappa worked on, signaling he was considering a potential release at some point.
Frank Zappa, lead guitar, vocals
Ike Willis, vocals, guitar
Ray White, vocals, guitar
Arthur Barrow, bass
Tommy Mars, keyboards
David Logeman, drums
Recorded May 8, 1980, July 3, 1980 at Mudd Club, NYC, USA, Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany
Produced by Ahmet Zappa and Zappa Vaultmeister Joe Travers
Digitally remastered by Bernie Grundman
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