For many years Zappa’s best selling record, 1974’s Apostrophe holds a weird place in Zappa’s large discography. Rather than being a snapshot of where he was at the time it's a jumbled patchwork. But looks are deceiving. The success of the goofy “Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow” drove this record into the top ten and remains one of Zappa’s best-known singles. But buried beneath the silliness you find tight soulful blues, R&B, and jams. A new 50th anniversary edition expands it further with alternate takes and live sets . . .
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