Frank Zappa: Apostrophe/Over-Nite Sensation is an episode of the famed "Classic Albums" series, examining two of Zappa's most famous discs, "Apostrophe (')" and "Over-Nite Sensation." The late Frank Zappa (1940-1993) is widely considered to be the best American composer of all time, and this show sets out to prove why this is true. Produced in co-operation with the Zappa family, with sons Dweezil and Ahmet, daughter Moon Unit and Zappa's widow, Gail, are all extensively interviewed for this in-depth piece, and offer interesting insight into the man behind the music. This documentary feature makes great use of Zappa's famous friends and features interviews with some of those most famous names in music and film, such as Alice Cooper, Steve Vai, Billy Bob Thornton and Rolling Stone magazine's resident critic, David Fricke. This fascinating documentary feature gives fans of Zappa an inside look into the man and his music from the perspective of his closest musical collaborators and friends, including members of The Mothers of Invention. A definitive, insightful film, this feature should be required viewing for aspiring musicians and fans alike.moreless
