Frank Zappa
All You Need Is Glove
Ingsoc
HR 2911



Source: A
Lineage:Vinyl LP > Linn LP12>Naim Pre-Amp NAC 82 >output 8~MAudio USB> SF8 vol adj only > flac front end
Taped by: N/A
Transferred by: MrUMRK
Transfer eng assist:SP
Edited: MrUMRK
File Size: 455MB (FLAC)


Setlist:
01 In France
02 Truck-Driver Divorce
03 Cocaine Decisions
04 Sharleena
05 Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy
06 Advance Romance
07 Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up
08 Teenage Wind
09 He's So Gay
10 Keep It Greasey
11 Honey, Don't You Want a Man Like Me?
12 Oh No
13 More Trouble Every Day
14 Penguin in Bondage
15 Dumb All Over
16 Stick It Out
17 Chunga's Revenge
18 Clownz on Velvet [partial]
19 Frogs with Dirty Little Lips [with over-dubs]



credits:
thanks to TPS for loan of this vinyl
thanks to SP for invaluable assistance on tape transferral


final notes for reference:
090116....transferral date



Notes from:
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http://lukpac.org/~handmade/patio/bootlegs/concert_boots1981-1988.html#allyouneedisglove


All You Need Is Glove (2 LP)
Z: All You Need Is Glove (CD)
Saratoga Performing Arts Centre, New York, 1-Sep-1984
Palace Theater, Hollywood, July 1984
New York and Santa Monica 1981 bonus tracks
Sound quality: All soundboard, but some kind of tinny, and with way too much Alan Zavod in the mix
Length: ~80 min
Label: Ignsoc HR 2911 (LP) / Raven Records RR013 (CD)

Musicians: Frank Zappa, Chad Wackerman, Scott Thunes, Ike Willis, Ray White, Bobby Martin and Alan Zavod - and Napoleon Murphy Brock on the Hollywood tracks, and special guests Johnny "Guitar" Watson and George Duke on "In France"

1. In France
2. Truck-Driver Divorce
3. Cocaine Decisions
4. Sharleena

5. Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy
6. Advance Romance
7. Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up
8. Teenage Wind

9. He's So Gay
10. Keep It Greasey
11. Honey, Don't You Want a Man Like Me?
12. Oh No
13. More Trouble Every Day
14. Penguin in Bondage

15. Dumb All Over [not on the CD]
16. Stick It Out [not on the CD]
17. Chunga's Revenge [not on the CD]
18. Clownz on Velvet [partial; not on the CD]
19. Frogs with Dirty Little Lips [with over-dubs; not on the CD]

Track 1 is live at the Palace Theater, Hollywood, 22-Jul-1984, with Johnny "Guitar" Watson and George Duke - a soundboard A+ recording. Apocrypha has a version of the same performance, but from a different source tape, and it sounds miserable. It also has a minute or so of "banter" before the song starts.
Track two may be live at Saratoga on September 1 (see Kreega Bondola and Big Mother Is Watching You).
Tracks 12-13 & 15-17 are live at the Palace Theater, Hollywood, 21-Jul-1984. Tracks 12-13 are the same as on Live in Hollywood.
Track 14 is an unknown 1984 live.
Tracks 3-11 (and maybe 2) are live at Saratoga on September 1 (see Kreega Bondola and Big Mother Is Watching You).
Track 18 is live in New York 17-Nov-1981; it is only the last two minutes of the song (see Clownz on Velvet).
Track 19 is live in Santa Monica 11-Dec-1981, but with sound-effect studio overdubs absent from audience recordings. The back cover says that "Clownz on Velvet" has over-dubs too, which seems to be nonsense.
From ZappaLVR:

It has several of these snippets from the PMRC hearings, some of which are rather artfully connected to the concert material, but in "Penguin in Bondage" there's a rather annoying splice of one right in the middle of the song ... Snippets include "Today's rock artists are describing sexual practice in terms more graphic than ever before" right before "Carolina Hard-Core Ecstacy", some comment from Paula Hawkins played backwards after "Sharleena", and an exclamation of "Porn Rock!" right after the line "... not to leave the straps too loose!" in "Penguin in Bondage." There are others, but you get the idea.

There seem to be two variant LP covers. One has a pink background, a picture of Zappa as a leprechaun, a music staff with a Z on it, and the subtitle "Aspects of the 1984 Tour, etc" in a cheesy flowered border. The other has a canary yellow background, a caricature of Zappa (may be the same leprechaun picture) and the subtitle "A Sampling from the '84 Tour". The back cover on both variants is identical to the back of Them or Us, except that a blow-up blond nymph replica has taken Frank's place. The disc labels (at least on the former variant) are sunburst and credit "Mario Fuente and His Multi-Racial Band". (Mario Fuente is also credited on the back cover, as producer and arranger.)

This bootleg is American made. The CD is subtitled "Aspects of the 1984 Tour, etc" and seems to adhere to the latter artwork variant.

See also: A Collector's 10 Favourite Zappa Boots (Z: All You Need Is Glove reached #9)

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