Either way, there is a little something for every element.

Conversely, those consumers whose passions tend toward both Zappa and Captain Beefheart consider this disc as a mutual zenith. Much of the disparity has to do with the lack of the extended fusion-based instrumentals that had graced their predecessors One Size Fits All and Roxy & Elsewhere as much as it does with the inclusion of Captain Beefheart. Most Zappa enthusiasts either love or hate Bongo Fury. The live portions are highlighted by the latest addition to the band - frenetic percussionist extraordinaire Terry “Ted” Bozzio, who would stay with Zappa for a majority of the ’70s. This is the last album to feature the highly technical jazz fusion of Mothers of Invention, whose roots can be traced back to 1973 circa Over-Nite Sensation. This album is a pastiche of both live performances - taken from two evenings at the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin, TX - and studio recordings that were almost a year-and-a-half old. Zappa_Beefheart_Mothers-Bongo_Fury-Remastered-CD-FLAC-1989-THEVOiDįLAC (tracks) 16 bit/ 44,1kHz | Time – 00:41:00 minutes | 273.99 MB | Genre: Rockīongo Fury captures Captain Beefheart aka Don Van Vliet with Frank Zappa during their brief reunion for a series of shows in the spring of 1975.

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