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There’s no rulebook in rock and roll saying that everyone needs to be friendly towards each other. This isn’t a business that bodes well for someone who burns bridges, but if someone takes advantage of you in the business, it’s up to any musician whether they want to retaliate or forgive and forget. For a man who preached about love and peace so much, though, John Lennon could be cutthroat when he wanted to as well, and Frank Zappa was less than thrilled looking back on everything they did together.Granted, Zappa working with any of The Beatles was already going to be a strange sell for rock and roll fans. The resident rock weirdo was already becoming a massive phenomenon by the end of the 1960s, but since one of his albums specifically targeted the demographic that the Fab Four birthed in We’re Only In It For The Money, it’s not like he was blasting the band’s best singles in his spare time, either.

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Source: The truth behind the Frank Zappa and John Lennon feud