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You know my dream, right?
Rolling Stone magazine, 2007.
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Where did all these bands come from?
And they start tracing people back to me.
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And all of a sudden there's this
new movement of significant music.
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As an educational tool,
it's ended up being perfect.
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I'll cast a kid. I'll say here, you are
assigned to the hardest Zappa song ever.
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Then, when they don't have it
after a couple of weeks...
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I'll say, "What are you doing?
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What are you doing? Are you watching TV?
Go practice your song. "
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So, never do I indicate,
"You shouldn't be doin' this. "
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So they think,
"I can do this if I just practice. "
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And then they do practice.
And then they can do it.
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So the next thing you know,
we're playing Zappa tunes...
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with saxophones and xylophones...
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and vocal harmonies,
and, forget what the question was.
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I think after you listen
to music like Frank Zappa...
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and you play it, and you've like,
"Yes. I can master that song. "
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And then you listen to, like, 311,
you're like, that's such a simple song.
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It's really an honor
to be a part of something like that.
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And I'm so excited that Paul is actually
putting this out there and saying...
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"Hey, guys, look at
what these kids can do. " You know?
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Zappa's gonna continue from now.
It's gonna be the, you know...
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You practice, you get in this.
You get in this, cool things happen.
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If you're not gonna work for me
and you're not gonna listen...
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I have no use for you. Okay?
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And the people who do work for me,
I'm gonna fuckin' hook up so awesome.
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The Zappa kids are playing the Trocadero
three times between now and June 1.
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Okay? We're playing
Borders bookshop on Saturday.
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We're gonna rock
the fuckin' bookshelves.
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I'm takin' 'em to Germany, okay?
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We got asked to play
the Zappanale Festival in Germany...
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which is, like, this huge,
just, crazy Zappa festival.