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[Kensington Palace Hotel 1st script reading of '200 Motels' January 18, 1971] Mark: It's a good thing we get paid to do this. I could be in L.A., getting reamed, listening to an Elton John album Howard: Don't even talk about getting reamed. Listen, I've been without female companionship for so long, a career as a Jesuit monk was inviting, Ian is starting to look good to me George: Must be his green velour socks! Mark: Just calm down there, Duke. Ever since you left the jazz world to seek fame and fortune in the rock'n'roll industry . . . Jeff: What do you mean rock'n'roll? This fucking band doesn't even play rock'n'roll, it's all that comedy crap! Ian: If we play any rock'n'roll we might make some money. I wouldn't mind playing some rock'n'roll, uh, I like classical music too, but that doesn't mean I wouln't enjoy playing rock'n'roll. I mean, it's not very challenging, intelectually, but I wouldn't mind if we did some rock'n'roll. We could vote on it Jeff: Vote on it, for what? To tell Zappa we wanna play some good music instead of this comedy shit . . . ? Aynsley: I wouldn't mind playing some more rock'n'roll, it'd be more commercial, sort of heavy, four parts harmony, group vocals and a very heavy beat, that the kids could enjoy it. I think we'd definitely make more money that way Ian: Maybe after we finish the movie we could play more rock'n'roll Mark: Yeah! We all quit and form other groups and play more rock'n'roll Jeff: And more blues, extended blues, blues that's still down and funky, even though you extended it. George knows what I'm talking about, don't you, George? George: Leave me out of it, I come from the jazz world. I know all about these groups that get formed and di