Frank Zappa ‎– Apostrophe (‘) VG+/VG

“Apostrophe (‘)” is a critically acclaimed album by Frank Zappa, released in 1974. It’s one of his most commercially successful records, blending rock, jazz, and Zappa’s signature satirical humor. The album features the hit single “Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow,” which became Zappa’s first charting song in the U.S., marking a milestone in his career.

The album’s tracks flow seamlessly, creating a conceptual and often comedic narrative. Songs like “Cosmik Debris” and “St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakfast” showcase Zappa’s clever lyricism and intricate musical arrangements. The title track, “Apostrophe (’),” is an instrumental piece that highlights Zappa’s virtuosic guitar work, with contributions from bassist Jack Bruce of Cream.

Known for its eclectic style and Zappa’s creative genius, “Apostrophe (’)” remains a favorite among fans and serves as a great entry point for newcomers to his vast discography.