In November 1970, when Frank Zappa graced the stage at The Fillmore East, he was riding high on the success of his album *Burnt Weeny Sandwich*, released just a few months earlier in 1970. This album was a creative leap, showcasing Zappa's knack for blending intricate compositions with quirky humor. Notably, during this era, Zappa was known for his innovative approach to live performances, often mixing genres and blending theatrical elements into his shows. His setlist from the concert captures his eclectic style: from the satirical "I Have Gun, Will Travel" to the avant-garde "Call Any Vegetable," Zappa was unapologetically pushing musical boundaries. It’s fascinating to think about the energy of the crowd at The Fillmore, reveling in the wonder of his experimental soundscapes and witty observations—definitely a night to remember!