any !*^$#%n herb smokers left in these ruins?

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I don't know who's footin' the bill for this other than my internet pena and whatever in patience, but this is helpful. I got a couple more, barring Armageddon.

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Some of Frank Zappa's best studio guitar work can be found on tracks like "Watermelon in Easter Hay" from Joe's Garage, "Black Napkins" from Zoot Allures, and "Montana" from Over-Nite Sensation. Other highly praised pieces include the epic solo on "Yo Mama" from Sheik Yerbouti and the fiery, expressive playing on "Willie the Pimp" from Hot Rats. The album Zoot Allures is particularly notable for featuring Zappa's guitar as the main protagonist.


Essential Studio Guitar Performances
  • "Watermelon in Easter Hay"
    (Joe's Garage, 1979): A beautiful and emotional piece, considered by many, including his son Dweezil, to be one of Zappa's best solos, showcasing a more sensitive side of his playing.

  • "Black Napkins"
    (Zoot Allures, 1976): This instrumental is a prime example of Zappa reducing his band to focus on the guitar. The album Zoot Allures itself highlights his guitar work.

  • "Montana"
    (Over-Nite Sensation, 1973): A classic and beloved solo, showcasing his unique style and tone.

  • "Yo Mama"
    (Sheik Yerbouti, 1979): An epic piece with intricate guitar work, enhanced by skillful overdubs.

  • "Willie the Pimp"
    (Hot Rats, 1969): This early work features a powerful and iconic solo that helped establish Zappa's reputation as a groundbreaking guitarist.
Other Notable Tracks
  • "The Ocean is The Ultimate Solution": Features brilliant interplay with Terry Bozzio's drums and a frantic, electrifying twelve-string solo.

  • "Cosmik Debris" (Apostrophe ('), 1974): Features a spectacular, extended solo that was a concert staple.

  • "Sleep Dirt" (Sleep Dirt, 1979): An instrumental piece where the guitar takes center stage.

  • "St. Etienne" (Guitar, 1988): Another example of pure, focused guitar mastery from Zappa.
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If anybody else caught the Pelican, my decision to release it was based on a misplaced ideal of Utopia. Depends on your definition.

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No, pelicans are not mute; adult pelicans are generally silent birds, but they can make low grunts and other vocalizations, especially in sexual or agonistic contexts at their breeding colonies. Young pelicans, on the other hand, are more vocal, with nestlings making squawking sounds to beg for food.

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Good G.od, the Marlins don't have any reliable starter they can put on the mound for tomorrow/Friday's opener with the Blue Jays. Alcantara and Cabrera recently threw and no one else listed is likely to survive. Should be Shane Bieber's first hill trip as a Jay.
He looked great in a recent Triple-A stint, including 7 shutout innings in his last go, a 2-0 win (in 3 starts, 17.2 IP, 15 H, 2 HR, 2 BB, 16 K, 2.04 era & 0.962 whip). Go back last 8 and Marlins scoring over 5/game (41/8), but I would be tempted by any Jays runline near the even money mark. What is that, -160 road fave around that mark? Marlins may put out garbage on the hill, and with their 3-7 mark last 10, and slim chance for a wild card, price will be there or stiffer. McCovers thinks its lefty Lauer against Quantrill. Also posts a -160 for Jays, coincidentally. I presently trust Lauer more than Gausman. Regardless, bring on Quantrill, if be. Maybe -110 runline, if lucky. I think Jays should open better than they did vs Pirates; was Skenes.

This one was my fault. Not getting much love, yet.
Where is the proper place to put this alphabetically?

ex: where is the proper place to put that artist's name, "G.OD", alphabetically?

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888 has -161 and -1.5 +105, with Bieber vs no listed SP for Mia.
--Moneyline same but runline now -110, very shortly later.
betMGM as well, with no runline available. They list no players.


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