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Frank Zappa - "Over-Nite Sensation" ver-Nite Sensation turns 50 years old. We present a 4-CD & 1-Blu-ray box set featuring the 2012 remaster of the album with bonus tracks from the original 1973... more

Frank Zappa -"Funky Nothingness" Funky Nothingness is the "lost album" sequel to the iconic Hot Rats (1969). Primarily recorded at The Record Plant studio in 1970, it contains mostly unreleased... more

'Jazz From Hell' is an instrumental album whose selections were all composed and recorded by American musician Frank Zappa. 'Jazz From Hell' was Zappa's final studio album released in his lifetime;... more

200 Motels (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (50th Anniversary) [6 CD Box Set] Frank Zappa's "200 Motels" turns 50! This extensive 6-CD box set contains the original soundtrack remastered at... more

Frank Zappa's 200 Motels turns 50! In celebration of FZ's famous 1971 "Surrealistic Documentary," Zappa Records, UMe and MGM are pleased to present the original soundtrack on 2 compact discs... more

A few years ago, Frank's fans received quite a treat: a chance to hear Zappa's storied 1977 Halloween-show performances at the Palladium in NYC—and also the option to acquire the Costume Box Set... more

The Zappa Family Trust first put this out in 2011: a mono recording of Zappa's two Carnegie Hall shows on October 11, 1971. Now, that quadruple-live-album—released in 2011 to celebrate the 40th... more

Limited six CD set. The Hot Rats Sessions box set celebrates the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest albums in the history of recorded music. The original 1969 Frank Zappa album was the first... more

Four CD set. Halloween 73! Two complete shows recorded at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago 10/31/73 featuring a classic Zappa band line-up along with liner notes by Ruth Underwood & Ralph Humphrey,... more

By 1977, Zappa's Halloween shows in NYC were already the stuff of legend—but he took things to scary new heights that year, playing six shows at the Palladium from October 28–31. Four of those shows... more

Reissue. Joe's Domage, the second entry from the Corsaga series gives you an insight into how Frank worked. The recording from this primitive cassette tape captures the first rehearsal of the Wazoo... more

The first album on Vaulternative Records (the label created by the Zappa Family Trust focusing on finds made in the Zappa vault), this 2002 release is a nearly complete concert from Zappa's second... more

Reissue. Released in 2006, Imaginary Diseases compiles for the first time all live recordings from a very rare and undocumented Zappa band line-up. In 1972, after taking a 20-piece 'electric... more

Fans know these performances from the home-video release "The Dub Room Special" ('82) and from a DVD that came out in 2013. This is Zappa and his Mothers of Invention at KCET TV Studios in Hollywood... more

This is the one that has the Zappa online forums really buzzing! Though nothing was ever officially released from Frank's Petit Wazoo 1972 tour until 2005 (on the Zappa Family Trust release... more

Direct from the Zappa vaults and produced under the supervision of Ahmet Zappa! Hardcore fans know that Frank and the band played two shows at Chicago's Uptown Theatre on September 29, 1979. The... more

Consider this the "Uncle Meat" deluxe edition! You get the original 1969 vinyl album mix restored and remastered on CD for the first time, plus loads upon loads of vault tracks from the studio and a... more

Broadway the Hard Way spotlighted new songs that Frank played on his 1988 tour. This set collects recordings of older Zappa tunes played on that tour, all freshly rearranged; their twisted twists on... more

The third collection drawing from Frank's final world tour ('88), this 2-CD set focuses on the instrumentals they played on the road that year—favorites as well as ultra-obscure pieces. The band's... more

These three 1981 LPs (this set combines Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar, Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar Some More and Return of the Son of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar) put the spotlight squarely on Frank's... more

Recorded in '83 and released in two installments in '83 and '87, these performances put Frank's compositions in the hands of the London Symphony Orchestra and conductor Kent Nagano. Rolling... more

Zappa had quite a prolific release year in '79, hitting the pop charts no less than five times that calendar year! Joe's Garage, Act 1 reached #27 in September, then the 2-LP set Joe's Garage, Acts... more

This 20-song set (which came out on two LPs in '81) mixes sharp songwriting with barbed satire as Frank heaps scorn on everything from punkers to the disco set to big business to organized religion.... more

Mostly instrumental and largely a showcase for Zappa's composing and arranging skills (and for the musicianship of his band), this 1973 LP is an unholy marriage of rock and jazz presided over by... more

Alternating between the strange, silly and scorching, the Zappa-brand rock on this 1974 LP gave him his all-time biggest hit: his only Top 10 album. The hit single "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" and... more