See comments to what looks like an intro but goes like the ending
of previous number Dickie's Such An Asshole
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From: Francesco Gentile <f.gentile@caspur.it>
Bootleg(s) in which these versions (until 2:24 in ZA) have appeared:
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- "The Eyes Of Osaka" (2 CD)
- "Strange Habits" (2 CD).
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These two bootlegs have a different cover but are identical.
That band used the drum solo in HWAH as an intro to ZA, in this version,
according to [BP], is shortened. Also, HWAH and the first part of ZA come
from Osaka (Febraury 3, 1976 (source: affz, Pat Buzby)), not from Tokio.
Lastly, according to [BP], part two of ZA (from 2:24) has been recorded on
May 30, 1982.
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Kinishinai!
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From: a930m14m@eds.ecip.nagoya-u.ac.jp (Tan Mitsugu)
At 1:11, during Terry's drum solo, you can hear someone (maybe Roy
Estrada) shouting, something like 'Kinishinai!'. It is a Japanese word
which means 'don't worry about it', although Roy's intonation is far
different from ordinary Japanese, no Japanese considered it as 'our
language'. Interesting that the same word is also heard on the outro of
'Dancin' Fool' (the background vocal of FZ chating).
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Source: 'ZAPPA!' (1992 Guitar & Keyboard Player special issue, p.87).
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