Frank Zappa Baby Snakes CD MP3

Baby Snakes Music

Category	Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs, Live Performances, Experimental Rock, Art Rock
Label	Rykodisc
Orig Year	1983
All Time Sales Rank	24918
CD Universe Part number	1011599
Catalog number	310539
Discs	1
Release Date	May 02, 1995
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Frank Zappa
Recording Time	36 minutes
Additional Info	Remastered

Frank Zappa Baby Snakes Songs

	1.	Intro Rap
	2.	Baby Snakes - (studio)
	3.	Titties 'N Beer
	4.	Black Page #2, The
	5.	Jones Crusher
	6.	Disco Boy
	7.	Dinah-Moe-Humm
	8.	Punky's Whips

Baby Snakes Music Review

Average Rating: (2 out of 5 stars) 2 stars

2 stars One of Frank's Worst Albums
The appeal when BS was first released was the picture disk that you could fetish. In addition, Warner Bros had to edit Punky's Whips down on Live in NY, so BS offered a complete version. This CD has a sparse offering of poorly recorded songs. You would be much better off buying the DVD of the same name.
Submitted by peter.harrington (Athens, OH)
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