Frank Zappa - Utility Muffin Research Kitchen Rehearsal Tape Edits
Rehearsal tape recorded circa 1981

The Utility Muffin Research Kitchen (UMRK) was the name of the
recording studio that Frank Zappa had built and used extensively
at his home for many of his musical recordings.
The studio was completed on September 1, 1979 and the recording of
several songs that were eventually released on the album entitled
"You Are What You Is" began in July, 1980.

The first known mention of "Utility Muffin Research Kitchen" was in
1975 on the song entitled "Muffin Man" released on the album "Bongo Fury".
In the conclusion of Zappa's Joe's Garage, Joe, the protagonist gives in
to conformity and gets a job on the assembly line at the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen;
the narration describing his job there is identical to the opening narration from "Muffin Man".

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01. Yo Mama
02. Any Kind Of Pain
03. Kaiser Rolls
04. Kaiser Rolls #2 / Envelopes
05. Envelopes #2
06. Yo Mama #2
07. Sinister Footwear
08. Stevie´s Spanking
09. Filthy Habits
10. The Jazz Discharge Party Hats w./ Lisa Popeil
11. Portuguese Lunar Landing / Zoot Allures
12. No Not Now
13. No Not Now #2 / Zoot Allures #2
14. King Kong
15. Yo Mama #3
16. Turning Again
17. Alien Orifice
18. Royal March from the "Aida" opera / Brahms Lullaby / Theme from "Mr Rogers Neighbourhood"/
"Concert for Piano Nr 1" (Tschaikowski) all with Lisa Popeil
19. Filthy Habbits #2 / The Jazz Discharge Party Hats - incl Brahms Lullaby #2 with Lisa Popeil
20. Clowns On Velvet / Whats New In Baltimore / Moggio
21. The Dangerous Kitchen / The Black Page No. 2 - both w./ Lisa Popeil