The greatest rock movie ever! A "road" movie without the road,Frank
Zappa's look at a 60/70s rock band on the road,small town america and
the realities behind the music industry was far ahead of it's time and
today seems far less dated than many contemporary films. Shot on video
tape and edited onto film,the film has a highly original look to
it,including shots where the roof of the studio it was shot in is
purposely visible. Keith Moon as a groupie obsessed nun,and Ringo Starr
as a dwarf made up to look like Zappa are among the movies
highlites,along with Theodore Bikel as the Devil,A.K.A. Rance Muhamitz. Thirty years after it's release ,still an entertaining film.It makes a
great double feature with the Monkees' film "Head",in which Zappa has a
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Zappa's look at a 60/70s rock band on the road,small town america and
the realities behind the music industry was far ahead of it's time and
today seems far less dated than many contemporary films. Shot on video
tape and edited onto film,the film has a highly original look to
it,including shots where the roof of the studio it was shot in is
purposely visible. Keith Moon as a groupie obsessed nun,and Ringo Starr
as a dwarf made up to look like Zappa are among the movies
highlites,along with Theodore Bikel as the Devil,A.K.A. Rance Muhamitz. Thirty years after it's release ,still an entertaining film.It makes a
great double feature with the Monkees' film "Head",in which Zappa has a
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