LIVE: Project/Object @ Valentine’s Music Hall, 10/26/11

Project/Object gave Albany a fun glimpse into ’70s Frank Zappa music in a club setting. From the instrumentation to the dancability to the voices, one got to hear Zappa’s signature style throughout the show.
Being up front, I was particularly entralled with Ray White’s performance, as he was quite a visual showman. Another Zappa alum Ike Willis also got down on guitar. The song “Hot Rats” was very well sung by Ike and was performed as a duo, which was a treat.
Atop the keyboards was a new instrument utilizing static electricity that was a cool part of the show. The keyboardist could also play the keys with a harmonica in hand – a nice trick.
It was a fun show, and a big crowd of Frank fans were in attendance for the two-set-long performance.
Review and photographs by Timothy Reidy
PROJECT/OBJECT with Ike Willis & Ray White SET LIST
Five-Five-Five
Montana
Trouble Every Day
Florentine Pogen
Flakes
Mr. Green Genes
A Pound for a Brown
Tell Me You Love Me
Willie the Pimp
Inca Roads
INTERMISSION
Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy
In France
Easy Meat
T’Mershi Duween
Little Girl of Mine
Baby Snakes
The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing
Outside Now
Echidna’s Arf
Don’t You Ever Wash That Thing?
ENCORES
Cosmik Debris
Zomby Woof


I can’t believe I missed this! Ah!
The Theramin is actually not a new instrument. It was invented in 1928. What is new is that I am using it’s CV (control voltage) for various parameters of the Moog Voyager.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theremin
thanks eric, It was new for me.