The '60s were weird. Zappa made them weirder. This doc proves it.
Here's the most detailed, informative, fascinating Zappa & the Mothers doc yet! Their restless experimentation and agitated social satire come into sharper focus as music journalists and Zappa biographers chime in with Zappa's bandmates and as you watch rare '60s performances and interviews.
Editing
Seamless weaving of rare archival footage with fresh interviews.
Production
Unearths genuinely unseen '60s performances most fans never knew existed.
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Billy James, interviewed here, was the Columbia Records exec who first signed Zappa—then watched him get dropped almost immediately for being 'uncommercial.'
Zappa's '60s satire targeted both establishment squares AND the growing counterculture he saw as equally phony—a stance that made him beloved by neither side.
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