Title: Frank Zappa and The Mothers – We're Only In It For the Money
Year/Genre: 1968, Phychedelic Rock
Matrix #: V6/5045
Condition: VG some crackle during quiet parts
Cultural Facts:

1. Released in 1968, it satirized hippie counterculture and was intended as a parody response to Sgt. Pepper’s.

2. The original cover art, mimicking the Beatles’ album, was censored by Verve due to legal fears, with the parody relegated to the inside.

3. Zappa used extensive studio editing and tape manipulation, pushing boundaries of rock production at the time.
   Price Suggestions:
   NM: $70–$85
   VG+: $50–$60
   VG: $30–$38
   G: $18–$22
   10/1/25 LM