That's why it's a replica...

Since PoeTV and 73Q use the same system and PoeTV only lets each URL be submitted once ever, he may need to tweak the URL (Tweaking the URL (youtu.be instead of youtube.com might work - if it doesn't, try using https://www.youtube.com instead of http://etc.).

Correction: youtu.be/(video's unique code form URL)

A lot of them are better live. I was surprised by how listenable the weirdest TMR tracks became when they were on a live album, instead of mixed together out of two thousand separate takes performed over the course of several months during which each of the musicians was fired at one point or another and not even in the band.

"I'm Going to Do What I Wanna Do" is a really good live album, and also a fair compromise between what Captain Beefheart wanted people to hear and what most people would be willing to endure.

This album was the last squirt of freak culture. After this, all of the bored, rich white kids from Laurel Canyon stopped trying to outweird each other and started to become young upwardly mobile professionals.

That's a shame they gave this up Void, for being professionals. I've heard other styles of music push way out and then quit though, and some of that latter day stuff can be great.

I can dig this more than some newer indie rock, the kind with extremely high voices singing, I haven't caught up with that or its production values yet and find it harder to listen to than Captain Beefheart.

That might be because I've listened to Miles Davis of this period, Sun Ra and the Arkestra and other Jazz, and contract obligation albums from other bands.

Boomer

p. sure that if you met Tom Waits in a bar somewhere and told him that Don Van Vilet sucked and wasn't fit to sweep the floor behind him, Tom would not entirely agree with you and the conversation would probably take an unpleasant turn.

I have no love for Bukowski, either. I'll let him know.

Actually, from what fans say, he'd tell me to fuck off as I walked up.

Thats because Tom Waits can tell just by the way you walk whether you hate Captain Beefheart or not.

I would way sooner suggest that you give beefheart's first album a listen, and if you liked that, maybe check out the album clear spot, and then work your way towards the stranger shit.