Album
Imaginary Diseases
2006 · Jazz, Rock
3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Imaginary Diseases is a Jazz album by Frank Zappa, originally released in 2006. On Gatefold: 8 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
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Imaginary Diseases features a series of live recordings from a 1972 tour by Zappa's so-called Petite Wazoo band. Recorded Oct 27, 1972-Dec 2, 1972 Released 1997 1. "Oddients" – 1:13 2. "Rollo" – 3:21 3. "Been to Kansas City in a Minor" – 10:15 4. "Farther o'Blivion" – 16:02 5. "D.C. Boogie" – 13:27 6. "Imaginary Diseases" – 9:45 7. "Montreal" – 9:11.
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Tracklist
- 1Oddients1:13
- 2Rollo3:21
- 3Been To Kansas City In A Minor10:15
- 4Farther O'Blivion16:02
- 5D.C. Boogie13:27
- 6Imaginary Diseases9:45
- 7Montreal9:11
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Jazz Fusion
- angular
- chaotic
- cerebral
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Issued in a gatefold card sleeve with a 6-page folded insert in the left pocket and the disc in the right pocket.
Catalog number ZR 20001 printed on spine / ZR 20051 printed on disc.
"These titles are from a collection of live performances (1972) selected and mixed by FZ between 1972 and 1977. […] All tracks were recorded live. No overdubs. All the edits are by FZ."
- Tracks 1 & 7: Montreal, Canada 10.27.72
- Track 2: Philadelphia, PA 11.10.72 (Show 1)
- Track 3: Kansas City, MO 12.2.72
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Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bruce FowlerTROMBONE
- Dave ParlatoBASS
- Frank ZappaCOMPOSED BY, ARRANGED BY, CONDUCTOR, EDITED BY, PERFORMER CONDUCTOR, GUITAR, VOCALS GUITAR, VOCALS
- Gary BaroneTRUMPET, FLUGELHORN
- Glenn FerrisTROMBONE
- Jim GordonDRUMS
- Malcolm McNabTRUMPET
- Tom MaloneTUBA, SAXOPHONE , PICCOLO TRUMPET, TRUMPET TUBA, SAXOPHONE, PICCOLO TRUMPET, TRUMPET TUBA, SAXOPHONE, TRUMPET , TRUMPET
- Tony DuranSLIDE GUITAR
3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 8 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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