Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show

Stairway To Heaven (Live At Towson Center, Towson, MD 3/23/88)

You Couldn't Know (Not really Mastered)

The Music for Ballet Classes series is a collection of CDs designed to provide dancers and dance teachers with all the music necessary for a complete classical ballet class. The featured piano on this album is a fantastic 9ft Yamaha concert grand.
This is the 5th volume of in the series, and features a further 40 tracks of inspiring music taken from some of the greatest classical, opera, ballet and ragtime composers to have ever lived.


03 - Tendu On A 2 - Grand Pas De Deux From Don Quixote - Ludwig Minkus

Porno For Pyros is the band’s self titled debut album, released by Warner Brothers Records on April 27, 1993.  This album was delayed due to issues with the album’s artwork, which like Jane’s Addiction albums before it, was based on a sculpture created by Perry Farrell.  The main point of contention about the cover between Perry and Warner Brothers Records was the inclusion of a swastika inside a Jewish star of David on the side of the rocket.  The two disparaging symbols combined are apparently a universal sign of peace, although this is not well known.  A sketch of the original album cover concept displays the inclusion of the two symbols.  In the end, a drawing of a devil head was substituted for the symbol on the side of the rocket.  The sculpture itself apparently was destroyed after it caught fire and exploded shortly after being photographed due to a malfunction in one of the fireworks being used.

Several of the songs included on this album have their origins as Jane’s Addiction songs.  Both Blood Rag and Bad Shit began as interludes during Pigs In Zen.  The songs were never recorded and released by Jane’s and remained uncompleted until Porno For Pyros recorded and released them.

We Forgot (In a Box Version)

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