Frank Zappa - Andy Warhol's TV, Interview, 1983

Another good one dude!

even Frank Zappa's voice is music!

Where is the rest of this video? So tantalisingly necessary to see how Warhol and Zappa interacted.

dude what the fuck is up with andy warhol right here? it's his show and yet he just sits there. weird!!!!!!!!

what a beautiful guy.

In his diary, Warhol mentions not being that fond of Zappa and that this interview made him dislike Zappa even more!

andy devine....

I actually forgot Andy was there half way through the video.

The guy on the left reminds me of Andy Warhol...

Come on y'all. Thats what Warhol did. Just sit there looking dazed like a glazed donut. Or have you forgotten?

Uhmm...C'mon, kids ! Andy was on a high grade pharmaceutical speed for much of his life. It takes it's toll after a while...Also, he was definitely somewhere in the autistic realm.

"I can't go to Denmark, because Oli is there!!" Oh dear, it can't be easy being famous.

Richard Berlin - obviously Bridget's brother!

cant believe the part where Frank waves his hand in front any and says HELLO anyboby home!!! was left off

LOL....Andy was always dumbfounded. That was his shtick!

where did you see that?

That's becuase he was permanently out of his depth...he's nothing more than a confection manufactured by rich Manahattan art dealers for their benefit.....every seen Being There with Peter Sellers?...that's Andy

Let's all pretend that Warhold didn't know what he was doing. Maybe he was attracted to the man (he was gay), fucking idiots!

Olie still waiting in some room in Copenhagen

LOL..Frank Zappa was probably thinking...what the fuck did I get myself into??  Why is that creepy blonde dude starting at me?

I'm surprised that a "true" fan of Zappa's would think that he was "going after" social and political targets in his lyrics and music.

If you're going after someone, you have a personal agenda to stop people from doing what you disagree with YOURSELF.

What Frank was doing, as far as I can tell, was social and political commentary in the form of (mainly musical) satire.
And that's not the same as actively trying to stop someone from doing their duties or prohibiting them from engaging in their chosen activities.

It's simply sharing a point of view regarding people and things that you find to be ridiculous or unjustified in some way (based on facts).
And you share that point of view in the hope of raising awareness of certain issues.
And if people, who otherwise might not have given much, if any, thought on the matter hear the songs or whatever, they can then make up their own mind if they agree with you or not.

Compare that with the PMRC-instigated senate hearings, which were nothing short of McCarthy-esqe witch hunts.
Or why not how the religious factions try to limit free speech and stage "outrage" over the slightest detail that they don't like or agree with.

Those people ARE going after others. And they've got the money to pose a serious threat to individual freedom and rights, since they've managed to go after enough people who believe that they've got the absolute moral truth on their side.

Frank Zappa and others like him, should be celebrated for their efforts against moral oppression, political correctness and for their support of a truly improved educational system, etc.

But people who try to make a change never get the credit they deserve.

Andy Warhol is an observer he does it all the time, at parties at the factory he would just sit there and watch observe people and he also made some films of just people starring into a camera for 5 minutes.

BRILLIANT !!
"Popism is Dead"

HAHA I love that hairy man

Warhol hated Zappa

mon model de réussite warhol

Mr. Zappa was a handsome man.

Frank was very straight forward and not afraid to speak his mind, of course, but never fake. He was usually pretty reasonable, so if he was pissed off, more than likely it was something Warhol did. Warhol wasn't the most well-adjusted guy you could meet, anyway.

Oh no, he is Oli you are Sven. U don't have to worry about Oli no more Frank. Unless he has followed you into the afterlife.

Why is anyone surprised that this is a strange interview or that Warhol doesn't say anything? It's an interview with Zappa and Warhol is there. Everyone with a brain cell knows Warhol is strange. He clearly had autism.

i dont know much about art.but i know what i like

Andy Warhol is so freaking high...

Andy Warhol is a "Genius"? Please. That is the sort of BS that everyone repeats and no one can support or explain. He was nothing close to genius ever.