One Size Fits All was basically an illustration based on a story, with some input from Frank as to what he wanted to see in it. Then there's interplay, too, where I would have ideas beyond that preliminary state. On One Size Fits All, the back is pretty much my concept.
Cal explained to me briefly how one of his favorite Zappa album covers was done.
- Frank gave him a call saying it was time to start work on another album.
- The concept is established for how Zappa would like the album, entitled One Size Fits All to come out.
- The main concept came from a song on the album called Sofa
- Starts work on a rough drawing, through various thumbnail sketches
- Zappa & Schenkel exchange a few more ideas.
- More elaborate sketches are drawn, but not full scale... but more detailed visualizations then the thumbnail sketches were.
- The main piece on the front of One Size Fits All is a giant red sofa, which Cal used photo of his own sofa to draw from.
- Cal got the ideas for the back of the album, which is a twisted and deranged astrological kind of looking star map from old National Geographic sky charts, but everything is changed.
- A color rough was done called a study to show how the colors were to work
- Then the final piece was done... for the covers, and painted on panels.
- Then he did the type-setting, deciding fonts and sizes etc. and all was well.
A drain cleaner product. See also "I'm Lost In A Whirlpool."
Did a booger-bear
Come from somewhere out there
FZ: A Booger Bear is an extremely ugly anything, and a Booger is short for Booger Bear, in the parlance of that '73 band.
'I have had bands where everyone has been a reader. The most boring band I had was like that and ultimately led to the song "[Po-Jama] People" which is written about that particular band which had people like Ruth (Underwood), George (Duke) and Ponty. You go on the road and you have these people living their life to play [Yahtzee] on the bus, and chess and engaging in intellectual juiceless pursuits. I like to have guys in the band who want to go out there and want to get laid.'
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I'm tellin' you
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All the cars that they hurt
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