| Song | A Token of My Extreme |
| Artist | Frank Zappa |
| Album | Joe's Garage: Acts II & III |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Zappa | |
| Frank zappa (lead guitar, vocals) | |
| Warren cucurullo (rhythm guitar, vocals) | |
| Denny walley (slide guitar, vocals) | |
| Ike willis (lead vocals) | |
| Peter wolf (keyboards) | |
| Arthur barrow (bass, vocals) | |
| Ed mann (percussion) | |
| Vinnie colaiuta (drums) | |
| Arriving at l. ron hoover's modernistic office / cathedral / warehouse / condominium complex, joe is greeted by a pre-recorded message and a dramatically illuminated image on a wall-sized tv scr. | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Welcome to the first church of appliantology! the white zone is for loading and unloading only! | |
| Don't you be tarot-fied | |
| It's just a token | |
| Of my extreme | |
| Don't you be tarot-fied | |
| It's just a token | |
| Of my extreme | |
| Don't you never try to | |
| Look behind my eyes | |
| You don't wanna know | |
| What they have seen | |
| Don't you never try to | |
| Look behind my eyes | |
| You don't wanna know | |
| What they have seen | |
| Joe: (thinking to himself) | |
| Some people think | |
| That if they go too far | |
| They'll never get back | |
| To where the rest of | |
| Them areI might be crazy | |
| But there's one thing | |
| I knowYou might be surprised | |
| At what you find | |
| When ya go! | |
| And thus, having ration- alized his expedition to l. ron's modernistic office / cathedral / warehouse / condominium complex, joe seeks the answer to his problem... | |
| Joe:Oh oh oh | |
| Mystical advisor | |
| What is my problem, | |
| Tell meCan you see? | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Well, you have nothing | |
| To fear, my son! | |
| You are a latent | |
| Appliance fetishist, | |
| It appears to me! | |
| Joe:That all seems very, | |
| Very strange | |
| I never craved | |
| A toasterOr a color t.v. | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| A latent appliance | |
| FetishistIs a person who | |
| Refuses to admit | |
| To his or herself | |
| That sexual | |
| Gratification can | |
| Only be achieved | |
| Through the use of | |
| Machines... | |
| Get the picture? | |
| Joe:Are you telling me | |
| I should come out | |
| Of the closet now | |
| Mr. ron?L. ron hoover: | |
| No, my son! | |
| You must go into | |
| The closet | |
| Joe:What?L. ron hoover: | |
| And you will have | |
| Joe:Heh?L. ron hoover: | |
| Hey!A lot of fun! | |
| That's where | |
| They all live | |
| So if you want an | |
| Appliance to love you | |
| You'll have to | |
| Go in there'n' get you one | |
| Joe:Well...that seems | |
| Simple enough... | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Yes, but if you want a | |
| Really good one, | |
| You'll have to learn a | |
| Foreign language... | |
| Joe:German, for instance? | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| That's right... | |
| A lot of really cute | |
| Ones come from | |
| Over there!(fifty bucks, please) | |
| And a cheerful group of | |
| Appliantologists dance | |
| Into the room wearing | |
| Aluminum foil lab smocks, | |
| Lock arms in a circle | |
| Around joe, making sure | |
| He pays in full, all the | |
| While singing with l. ron | |
| As he delivers his final | |
| Instructions... | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| If you been | |
| Mod-o-fied, | |
| It's an illusion, | |
| An yer in between | |
| Don't you be | |
| Tarot-fied, | |
| It's just a lot of nothin', | |
| So what can it mean? | |
| If you been | |
| Mod-o-fied, | |
| It's an illusion, | |
| An yer in between | |
| Don't you be | |
| Tarot-fied, | |
| It's just a lot of nothin', | |
| So what can it mean? | |
| If you been | |
| Mod-o-fied, | |
| It's an illusion, | |
| An yer in between... |
| zuo ci : Zappa | |
| Frank zappa lead guitar, vocals | |
| Warren cucurullo rhythm guitar, vocals | |
| Denny walley slide guitar, vocals | |
| Ike willis lead vocals | |
| Peter wolf keyboards | |
| Arthur barrow bass, vocals | |
| Ed mann percussion | |
| Vinnie colaiuta drums | |
| Arriving at l. ron hoover' s modernistic office cathedral warehouse condominium complex, joe is greeted by a prerecorded message and a dramatically illuminated image on a wallsized tv scr. | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Welcome to the first church of appliantology! the white zone is for loading and unloading only! | |
| Don' t you be tarotfied | |
| It' s just a token | |
| Of my extreme | |
| Don' t you be tarotfied | |
| It' s just a token | |
| Of my extreme | |
| Don' t you never try to | |
| Look behind my eyes | |
| You don' t wanna know | |
| What they have seen | |
| Don' t you never try to | |
| Look behind my eyes | |
| You don' t wanna know | |
| What they have seen | |
| Joe: thinking to himself | |
| Some people think | |
| That if they go too far | |
| They' ll never get back | |
| To where the rest of | |
| Them areI might be crazy | |
| But there' s one thing | |
| I knowYou might be surprised | |
| At what you find | |
| When ya go! | |
| And thus, having ration alized his expedition to l. ron' s modernistic office cathedral warehouse condominium complex, joe seeks the answer to his problem... | |
| Joe: Oh oh oh | |
| Mystical advisor | |
| What is my problem, | |
| Tell meCan you see? | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Well, you have nothing | |
| To fear, my son! | |
| You are a latent | |
| Appliance fetishist, | |
| It appears to me! | |
| Joe: That all seems very, | |
| Very strange | |
| I never craved | |
| A toasterOr a color t. v. | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| A latent appliance | |
| FetishistIs a person who | |
| Refuses to admit | |
| To his or herself | |
| That sexual | |
| Gratification can | |
| Only be achieved | |
| Through the use of | |
| Machines... | |
| Get the picture? | |
| Joe: Are you telling me | |
| I should come out | |
| Of the closet now | |
| Mr. ron? L. ron hoover: | |
| No, my son! | |
| You must go into | |
| The closet | |
| Joe: What? L. ron hoover: | |
| And you will have | |
| Joe: Heh? L. ron hoover: | |
| Hey! A lot of fun! | |
| That' s where | |
| They all live | |
| So if you want an | |
| Appliance to love you | |
| You' ll have to | |
| Go in there' n' get you one | |
| Joe: Well... that seems | |
| Simple enough... | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Yes, but if you want a | |
| Really good one, | |
| You' ll have to learn a | |
| Foreign language... | |
| Joe: German, for instance? | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| That' s right... | |
| A lot of really cute | |
| Ones come from | |
| Over there! fifty bucks, please | |
| And a cheerful group of | |
| Appliantologists dance | |
| Into the room wearing | |
| Aluminum foil lab smocks, | |
| Lock arms in a circle | |
| Around joe, making sure | |
| He pays in full, all the | |
| While singing with l. ron | |
| As he delivers his final | |
| Instructions... | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| If you been | |
| Modofied, | |
| It' s an illusion, | |
| An yer in between | |
| Don' t you be | |
| Tarotfied, | |
| It' s just a lot of nothin', | |
| So what can it mean? | |
| If you been | |
| Modofied, | |
| It' s an illusion, | |
| An yer in between | |
| Don' t you be | |
| Tarotfied, | |
| It' s just a lot of nothin', | |
| So what can it mean? | |
| If you been | |
| Modofied, | |
| It' s an illusion, | |
| An yer in between... |
| zuò cí : Zappa | |
| Frank zappa lead guitar, vocals | |
| Warren cucurullo rhythm guitar, vocals | |
| Denny walley slide guitar, vocals | |
| Ike willis lead vocals | |
| Peter wolf keyboards | |
| Arthur barrow bass, vocals | |
| Ed mann percussion | |
| Vinnie colaiuta drums | |
| Arriving at l. ron hoover' s modernistic office cathedral warehouse condominium complex, joe is greeted by a prerecorded message and a dramatically illuminated image on a wallsized tv scr. | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Welcome to the first church of appliantology! the white zone is for loading and unloading only! | |
| Don' t you be tarotfied | |
| It' s just a token | |
| Of my extreme | |
| Don' t you be tarotfied | |
| It' s just a token | |
| Of my extreme | |
| Don' t you never try to | |
| Look behind my eyes | |
| You don' t wanna know | |
| What they have seen | |
| Don' t you never try to | |
| Look behind my eyes | |
| You don' t wanna know | |
| What they have seen | |
| Joe: thinking to himself | |
| Some people think | |
| That if they go too far | |
| They' ll never get back | |
| To where the rest of | |
| Them areI might be crazy | |
| But there' s one thing | |
| I knowYou might be surprised | |
| At what you find | |
| When ya go! | |
| And thus, having ration alized his expedition to l. ron' s modernistic office cathedral warehouse condominium complex, joe seeks the answer to his problem... | |
| Joe: Oh oh oh | |
| Mystical advisor | |
| What is my problem, | |
| Tell meCan you see? | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Well, you have nothing | |
| To fear, my son! | |
| You are a latent | |
| Appliance fetishist, | |
| It appears to me! | |
| Joe: That all seems very, | |
| Very strange | |
| I never craved | |
| A toasterOr a color t. v. | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| A latent appliance | |
| FetishistIs a person who | |
| Refuses to admit | |
| To his or herself | |
| That sexual | |
| Gratification can | |
| Only be achieved | |
| Through the use of | |
| Machines... | |
| Get the picture? | |
| Joe: Are you telling me | |
| I should come out | |
| Of the closet now | |
| Mr. ron? L. ron hoover: | |
| No, my son! | |
| You must go into | |
| The closet | |
| Joe: What? L. ron hoover: | |
| And you will have | |
| Joe: Heh? L. ron hoover: | |
| Hey! A lot of fun! | |
| That' s where | |
| They all live | |
| So if you want an | |
| Appliance to love you | |
| You' ll have to | |
| Go in there' n' get you one | |
| Joe: Well... that seems | |
| Simple enough... | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| Yes, but if you want a | |
| Really good one, | |
| You' ll have to learn a | |
| Foreign language... | |
| Joe: German, for instance? | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| That' s right... | |
| A lot of really cute | |
| Ones come from | |
| Over there! fifty bucks, please | |
| And a cheerful group of | |
| Appliantologists dance | |
| Into the room wearing | |
| Aluminum foil lab smocks, | |
| Lock arms in a circle | |
| Around joe, making sure | |
| He pays in full, all the | |
| While singing with l. ron | |
| As he delivers his final | |
| Instructions... | |
| L. ron hoover: | |
| If you been | |
| Modofied, | |
| It' s an illusion, | |
| An yer in between | |
| Don' t you be | |
| Tarotfied, | |
| It' s just a lot of nothin', | |
| So what can it mean? | |
| If you been | |
| Modofied, | |
| It' s an illusion, | |
| An yer in between | |
| Don' t you be | |
| Tarotfied, | |
| It' s just a lot of nothin', | |
| So what can it mean? | |
| If you been | |
| Modofied, | |
| It' s an illusion, | |
| An yer in between... |