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Frank Zappa

apophenia

apophenia

Well-Known Member
Quakerguy said:
I have a question can a Christian be a fan of Frank Zappa?
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Frank Zappa was a great human being. His main message to the world was that 'normal' is a myth, and that 'socialisation' is about internalising that myth. He was advocating tolerance and diversity.

He was also an extraordinarily gifted musician. I saw his band twice when they toured Australia. The degree of discipline and skill was awe-inspiring. His bands rehearsed at leasr 4 hours every day while on tour as well as performing the show.

So if it's OK for a christian to be a fan of a humanistic, intelligent, tolerant, hardworking and gifted person, then yeah.
 
Quakerguy

Quakerguy

Member
The reason I asked was because of he put out some songs with questionable subject matter like "Brown Shoes Don't Make It", "Magdalena", "Bobby Brown Goes Down", and "The Crab Grass Baby". But since he was a Comedy Musican and these were Comedy songs does that mean that he wasn't condoning anything bad in those songs?
 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I have actually not heard much Zappa, however I am familiar with his drummer, Terry Bozzio.
 
DreadFish

DreadFish

Cosmic Vagabond
Whether it's ok for a Christian to listen to Zappa is up to the individual and whether they feel comfortable with some of the subject matter.

Frank Zappa was pretty outspoken against organized religion and god. But if that doesnt offend you, he was an outstanding musician and composer, and completely self-taught, at that.
 
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URAVIP2ME

Veteran Member
DreadFish said:
Whether it's ok for a Christian to listen to Zappa is up to the individual and whether they feel comfortable with some of the subject matter.
Frank Zappa was pretty outspoken against organized religion and god. But if that doesnt offend you, he was an outstanding musician and composer, and completely self-taught, at that.
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I've been accused about being outspoken or against organized religion.
But most so-called 'organized religion' is really not organized.
Some people see the inhumanity to man and blame God.

Since Jesus ransom covers MANY [Mt 28v20] Frank could be resurrected on earth during Jesus 1000-year reign over earth. Then fake so-called organized religion will no longer exist, and Frank can learn what Jesus really taught.

What ever happened with those nasties on the White House lawn and
Susie Creamcheese ?
 
Songbird

Songbird

She rules her life like a bird in flight
apophenia said:
Frank Zappa was a great human being. His main message to the world was that 'normal' is a myth, and that 'socialisation' is about internalising that myth. He was advocating tolerance and diversity.

He was also an extraordinarily gifted musician. I saw his band twice when they toured Australia. The degree of discipline and skill was awe-inspiring. His bands rehearsed at leasr 4 hours every day while on tour as well as performing the show.

So if it's OK for a christian to be a fan of a humanistic, intelligent, tolerant, hardworking and gifted person, then yeah.
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Seconded. And thirded!
 
Viker

Viker

Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
apophenia said:
Beeyoodeeful. Gotta love those pipes ! I've never owned a big bike, but I know there's nothing quite like surfing on centrifugal vs gravity.
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Thanks.

I've never been surfing. I'm scared of sharks. lol
 
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