The Mothers of Invention, We're Only in It for the Money - 39m 55s

Tracks & Durations

1. Are You Hung Up?	1:26
2. Who Needs The Peace Corps?	2:36
3. Concentration Moon	2:24
4. Mom & Dad	2:18
5. Telephone Conversation	0:50
6. Bow Tie Daddy	0:35
7. Harry, You're a Beast	1:23
8. What's The Ugliest Part of Your Body?	1:05
9. Absolutely Free	3:26
10. Flower Punk	3:05
11. Hot Poop	0:28
12. Nasal Retentive Calliope Music	2:04
13. Let's Make The Water Turn Black	2:03
14. The Idiot Bastard Son	3:20
15. Lonely Little Girl	1:11
16. Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance	1:34
17. What's The Ugliest Part of Your Body? (Reprise)	1:04
18. Mother People	2:28
19. The Chrome Plated Megaphone of Destiny	6:24

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Review

The Mothers of Invention answer the sentiments of the suits, the suburb dwellers, and flower children of the 60's with a big fat raspberry. Considered by many to be the Mothers' (and some would say Zappa's) best album, We're Only in it for the Money deals with harsh subject matter in a seemingly glib and light-hearted fashion (eventually a Zappa trademark), sparing no targets with catchy melodies and high-pitched vocals. Zappa applies the same aggressive studio techniques he did on Lumpy Gravy, creating a jarring collage of sound that still sounds avant-garde today. Highlights from this flawless album are numerous and include the hippie bashing "Who Needs thePeace Corps," the bedroom science of "Let's Make the Water Turn Black," the anthematic "Mother People," and the perfect payoff of "What's the Ugliest Part of Your Body?" Quite simply one of the best rock albums of all time. --Andrew Boscardin

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