Poot Face Boogie
This is a bootleg from the 27-Nov 1971, The Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Side One:

  1. Medley: Peaches en regalia
    Tears began to fall
    She painted up her face
    Half a dozen provacative squats (instead of prococative)
    Shove it right in (12:13)
  2. Who are the brain police? (6.34)
  3. My guitar wants to kill your mama (3:03)
  4. Dog breath (in the year of the plague)(2:51)
Side Two:
  1. Geef mij wat vloer bedekking onder deze vette zwevende sofa
    (gimme some floor covering under this fat floating sofa) (21:04)
  2. Lightnin' rod man (2:51)(studio outtake with Lowell George)

On the back cover is a interview, tracklist and a photo of the mona lisa with a zappa moustache.

Setlist for the Show
Opening, Peaches En Regalia, Tears Began To Fall, She Painted Up Her Face, Half A Dozen Provocative Squats, Shove It Right In, The Elephant Beer, Call Any Vegetable, Any Way The Wind Blows, Magdalena, Dog Breath, Divan, Pound For A Brown, Wonderful Wino, Sharleena, Who Are The Brain Police?, Billy The Mountain, 200 Motels Finale

My cassettetape
> Also I found a casette tape wich I got from a friend a
> long long time ago. He said it was made by a friend at
> the 1971 Ahoy Rotterdam concert. But I thought he
> taped it from the bootleg. I never listened to it closely
> because the sound is rather poor. But it is a different
> recording from the same concert. The funny thing is
> that a very little piece of the beginning of Sofa - where
> some guys in the public are shouting - is longer than
> on the bootleg. The songs on the tape are Call Any
> Vegetable, Any Way the Wind Blows, Magdalena, Dog
> Breath, Sofa (geef my wat ...), Pound for a brown (= not
> complete, the tape stops). Do you know if there are
> bootlegs from Rotterdam 1971 with these first four
> songs on it, because they are nowhere mentioned?
> The songs are on the play list of that concert. The only
> thing I found was "27-Nov 1971, The Ahoy, Rotterdam,
> Netherlands 156 min, Aud, B-" on a site "Frank Zappa
> Shows of 1971". That must be a 4LP?
Johan Wikberg answered:
That's not an LP, that's two or three cassettes that were taped at the concert.

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