Sublime

A guy called Red Saunders, along with a few of his friends, had formed Rock Against Racism in 1976, not just as a reaction to the racist skinheads terrorising our streets, but also in response to comments made by Eric Clapton and David Bowie. It’s extraordinary to think that back then Eric Clapton (aka God) said he agreed with Enoch Powell and that

Gaga feels a real kinship to the gay community. Early in her career, gay nightclubs in New York City and around the country took a chance on an unknown singer. She had a hard time getting radio airplay, so she was extremely grateful to the gay community for supporting her when no one else would.

Eartha Kitt.

The final selection, made by the Zappa office from albums supplied by Rhino employee Tom Brown, comprised, As An Am (New York, 1981), Live At The Ark (Boston, 1968), Freaks & Motherfuckers (New York, 1971), Unmitigated Audacity (Indiana, 1974), Any Way The Wind Blows