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This album was preceeded by the Thing-Fish project coming to visual fruition via a 'Hustler' magazine pictorial spread, April 1984, financed by Larry Flynt. It featured 'Ample Annie', who had an act 'Slutty Suzy' & 'Sluts Are Us' and was selected for the promotional feature by Zappa. An 'On Broadway' Musical poster also appeared.
Under exclusive license to EMI Records Limited. Released in a big box, includes a 44 page booklet. This EMI 2xCD is the only release of “Thing-Fish” to feature the unaltered vinyl mix, including the complete original take of "Wistful Wit A Fist-Full". It even sports the original "between sides" fades.
In 1983 Zappa was again debating with his record company, now CBS, about sales figures and their unwillingness to distribute "Thing-Fish". He switched CBS for EMI and "Thing-Fish" got released at the fall of 1984. It's a theatre piece in the form of an opera, with the libretto added to the CD, but musically more remindful of a Broadway musical.
Listen to Thing-Fish by Frank Zappa on Apple Music. 1984. 22 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes. Listen to Thing-Fish by Frank Zappa on Apple Music. 1984. 22 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes. Album · 1984 · 22 Songs. Home; Browse; Radio; Search; Open in Music. Thing-Fish. Frank Zappa. ROCK · 1984 .
In 1983 Zappa was again debating with his record company, now CBS, about sales figures and their unwillingness to distribute "Thing-Fish". He switched CBS for EMI and "Thing-Fish" got released at the fall of 1984. It's a theatre piece in the form of an opera, with the libretto added to the CD, but musically more remindful of a Broadway musical.
See Frank Zappa's Thing-Fish Hustler Photo Fantasy. The Broadway Show. Top. FZ, interviewed by Joy Brown, KCBS, May 1984. I wrote this thing, and I went round the country trying to raise money for it I only got about 400.000 dollars out of 5 million and I gave up.
