130K views · 208 reactions | Celebrate the anniversary of this seminal live double album. On 3 LPs or a special 5-CD set in a ltd ed NYC manhole cover tin | Frank Zappa | Facebook

Frank Zappa accused John Lennon and Yoko Ono of intellectual property theft after they renamed his instrumental composition "King Kong" to "Jamrag," took full writing credit for it on their 1972 album Some Time in New York City, and failed to pay him royalties. Zappa repeatedly expressed disappointment in interviews over the incident, which stemmed from a single 1971 live performance where both artists agreed to use recordings for their own separate album releases. Credit: @mtv | History In Pict

70K views · 5.4K reactions | Mudd Club in all its glory! Featuring archive footage of FZ and the 1980 band. Mudd Club was a hub for New York City's punk and new wave scene, where celebrities and musicians would come to dance, drink, and make the scene. Zappa loved the gritty atmosphere and the passionate crowds that filled the small venue. | Frank Zappa | Facebook

112K views · 736 reactions | Celebrate the 40th birthday of this seminal live double album. Out 3/29 as a 5CD set w/ over 3 hrs of unreleased performances | Frank Zappa | Facebook

71 reactions · 4 comments | Frank Zappa returns with a new 7CD live album - 'The Roxy Performances'. Experience these stunning shows from 1973 all fully remixed and together for the first time. Released Feb 2, pre-order now! | Frank Zappa | Facebook