The title track of Frank Zappa’s 100th (!) official—and last—album, Dance Me This, also includes his final, and still immediately recognizable, guitar notes. The centerpiece is “Wolf Harbor,” a seafaring five-part suite written for some ambitious dance ensemble (hence the album title). Synclavier science fiction and endlessly inventive composed percussion mark this both as a return to his earliest drum interludes with the Mothers, as well as something of a sequel to the contemporary-classical extremities of Civilization Phase III. Tuvan throat singers add low-pitched gutterality to “Goat Polo” and the algorithmically (but no less entertaining) extracted closer, “Calculus.”