Horribly, horribly late to this thread - I'll hit the the high points with what you've covered so far N-M so as not to clog things up.
Quick intro to Deb's FZ fandom - my older brother was a FZ fanatic starting in about.... 1983 or 1984. He got HARDCORE into him probably after he graduated US high school in 1985. He'd give me FZ mixtapes and badger me about listening to them until one day I finally did. Frank was an acquired taste for me to start, I'll be on Front Street about that. But, with repeat listens, I got into him hardcore the summer of 1989 (which was a year after I graduated US high school, and YES I'M SHOWING MY AGE HERE BUT IDGAF lol). So, that said...
Freak Out!--I got into this one well after 1989, probably deep into my FZ fandom. Great, great record, and a fond memory is driving on I-35 here in Austin while I was still with Wey and we spun this one. Perfect example of FZ's twisted doo-wop and the very start of his sense of humor on wax.
Favorites: Who Are The Brain Police?, Trouble Every Day (though I prefer other versions of it tbh), It Can't Happen Here
Absolutely Free--Another FZ affair I got into, but I got into AF earlier into my FZ fandom because the majority of this record was on a mixtape my brother made for me. He'd put the whole second side and almost all of the first on the mixtape. "A moonbeam through the prune... in June... "

LOVE this record.
Favorites: Sorry, that little thing called the whole record.
Lumpy Gravy--"The way I see it, Barry, this should be a really dynamite show." Another one of my favorites that I got into fairly early in my fandom, again thanks to my brother making a tape of the whole album. IIRC, it also marks the first appearance of Louis The Turkey. LOVE that dude, and his interplay with Motorhead.

"How do you get your water so dark?"... "Because I'm paranoid."
Favorites--whole album.
We're Only In It For The Money--The start of a lapse in Deb's FZ knowledge. I SHOULD know this album more than I do and I do... but that's more thanks to
Playground Psychotics than WOIIFTM. However, some songs from this one ended up on one of the MANY mixtapes my brother made, bless his pointy opinionated head.
Favorites--Who Needs The Peace Corps?, The Idiot Bastard Son, Concentration Moon, Mom & Dad, Let's Make The Water Turn Black
Cruisin' With Ruben & The Jets--Another one I'm woefully unfamiliar with. No favorites on this one, sadly, though I have heard it once and I remember liking some of it, especially since the doo-wop on this one was quite over the top.
Uncle Meat--The classic that I need to listen to more. My brother ended up essentially giving me his old CD copy of this when the first Ryko re-releases came out.
Favorites: Electric Aunt Jemima, The Dog Breath Variations, Sleeping in a Jar (though again, I like other versions of this one better), Cruising For Burgers, Mr. Green Genes
Mothermania--I have never heard of this one. Ever. Seeing that it's a compilation that Frank eventually disavowed (according to wiki), I see why as it just looks to be more of a "greatest hits" type of affair than a real release. Arf.
Hot Rats--A lot of people see this as the FZ album that people will dig if they're not familiar with The Conceptual Continuity. Fair enough. It's a great record, don't get me wrong. I'd say it's a... Top 15ish for me. Great, but not the ABSOLUTE BEST EVER MOO-AAAHHHH.
Favorites: Peaches en Regalia, Willie the Pimp, Little Umbrellas (I just got goosebumps typing that, I LOVE this song), Son of Mr. Green Genes.
Burnt Weeny Sandwich--Yet another I'm woefully unfamiliar with, except for Aybe Sea. Funny story time... I had to explain to my brother that Abye Sea was "ABC".

Which, I do like that song rather much btw.
Weasels Ripped My Flesh--RZZZZZ!!!! I became familiar with this one... I'd say early 1990s-ish. The first song I heard off of this one was Gas Mask, thanks to it being my brother's favorite and he was REALLY stoned at the time. Needless to say, Gas Mask grew on me lol.
Favorites: Prelude to the Afternoon of a Sexually Aroused Gas Mask (naturally

), Oh No/The Orange County Lumber Truck (there's some SMOKING live versions of both Lumber Truck and Oh No), Didja Get Any Onya, My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama
And now we come to... *drum roll*
CHUNGA'S REVENGE (in 3D aaarrrrrffff

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My absolute, absolute favorite on this album is Transylvania Boogie. I love that song in a quite unhealthy way but it's JUST SO DAMN GOOD. I also like Tell Me You Love Me and Sharleena, but I prefer live versions to the studio versions on those... which is a recurring theme for me on a LOT of Frank's music.
TL;DR Deb is a FZ-aholic. Arf.