This is a cool deep cut — feels very “time capsule” in the best way.

That whole 80s-inspired guitar riff vibe mixed with a 1990 recording date makes it sound like it sits right on the edge of two eras: when shred culture was still strong, but production was starting to shift into the 90s polish. And having Deizel/Zappa handling multiple roles (guitar, bass, and mixing) gives it that very hands-on, almost experimental studio feel.

Also, Josh Freese on drums is always a win — his playing tends to lock even the most chaotic ideas into something tight and listenable.

Charvel jumping in with a San Dimas SD1 collab also makes sense in context — that brand is basically woven into that whole “hot-rodded guitar” identity of the era.

I sometimes fall into similar music rabbit holes online, jumping between gear talk, old recordings, and modern demos — even ending up on random sites like https://rockyspin.com.gr/ while exploring different corners of the web. The internet really connects all these niche music worlds in unexpected ways.

That was fun, I'll take the blue one (in LH). As usual the music twists n' turns to keep you interested. That's what Frank did and that's what The Dweez does. Hope the tour goes well and we get to see it 'coz it ain't comin' to Cornwall (UK) !

Great tune & riffs therein.  Certainly had the vibe of that Confessions album.  I played that cd to death in the day, and it must have run away from me because I haven't seen it in decades.  I loved "Bad Girl".  Thanks for this nugget as a reminder- relic of a still proud civilization.

Shoogagoogagunga....