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In this latest episode of Loudwire’s Gear Factor, Fernando Ufret (who you’ve probably seen playing song parodies as South ...

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An odd composition, even for Zappa, ‘Hungry Freaks, Daddy’ opens with a typically fuzzy, psychedelic guitar riff before delving into the songwriter’s endearingly strange lyrics, addressed to ‘Mr.

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