Automatic translation: "Joe's Camouflage" is another installment in the valuable effort by Frank Zappa's heirs to share part of his immense musical legacy. Perhaps they've succumbed to a certain complacency on this record, leaning the selection and editing towards more expected elements (certain recognizable guitar solos), along with some of the sonic humor that characterized him. As a glimpse into the creative process, it has some value. As an album, however, it's more debatable. For now, we must wait for higher-quality material with editing and artistic direction closer to Zappa's standards. (read more)

Rescuing and keeping alive the musical legacy of Frank Zappa, his father, Zappa Plays Zappa, the project of Dweezil Zappa, debuted in Chile last May. We spoke with the prodigal son of the American maestro about the history of the group and the reach and influence of Frank Zappa, on the occasion of the release of the album of previously unreleased material, "Dance Me This."