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Mark Farner: Can He Succeed In A Ted Nugent World? You Betcha!

Since he wasn’t available in L.A., we tracked down Mark Farner at his Michigan farm. He interrupted his chores to comment upon Zappa and the new album.

September 1, 1976
Susan Whitall

[Since he wasn’t available in L.A., we tracked down Mark Farner at his Michigan farm. He interrupted his chores to comment upon Zappa and the new album.—Ed.]

CREEM: What did you think of Zappa?

Mark: I thought he was neat because he wasn’t anything like what I had related him to before. He’s ... a real good person.

CREEM: Not like his image?

Mark: Uh uh. Not to me. Well, every person gets a kind of different view of it, but what I’ve heard of him, and I don’t have none of his albums, but I’ve listened to some of his songs before and other people that I know had his albums, and 1 know of him.

CREEM: Frank said that you’re a band that “farts on each other,” and he liked that. You know what he meant by that?

Mark: Farts on each other? Yeah, we back up against each other and fart.

CREEM; You just let loose, huh?

Mark: Yeah, just grab legs and—ha ha ha. CREEM: I guess he thought you were down-toearth.

Mark: Yeah.

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