Frank Zappa

Recorded in 1970, the songs are believed to have been for a follow-up to solo debut 'Hot Rats.'

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Lady Gaga reportedly has a new place to call home: the million-dollar house once owned by Frank Zappa.

Their set was recorded and released, but the former Beatles star made one key change.

Everything from orchestral notes gracing the music to the mocking cover art turned the Beatles on their heads.

The album was named after one of his favorite snacks in times of hunger emergency.

Other retrospective collections followed, but this remains the most definitive overall document of his live career.