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Re: Here Come The Bastards: A Primus Thread
i haven't listened to the new one yet, but Green Naugahyde was a pretty solid album though and you should definitely check it out. You might also like Claypool's 2 solo albums, Of Whales and Woe and Of Fungi and Foe. I really enjoyed those.
I didn't like the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory album, whatever it was called.
I didn't like the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory album, whatever it was called.
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Primus sucks!
Yeah I fucking love them. New album is pretty good too.
I've seen them twice now, once in 2010 with that Jay dude drumming and once in 2014 with the OG lineup. I might go see them in November in Akron.
Yeah I fucking love them. New album is pretty good too.
I've seen them twice now, once in 2010 with that Jay dude drumming and once in 2014 with the OG lineup. I might go see them in November in Akron.
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Les Claypool and the Holy Mackerel
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The Sausage record was good too, that one was the people in Primus before Ler and Tim Alexander playing with Les.
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I like 80% of the new album a LOT.Jammer XCI wrote:Primus sucks!
Yeah I fucking love them. New album is pretty good too.
I've seen them twice now, once in 2010 with that Jay dude drumming and once in 2014 with the OG lineup. I might go see them in November in Akron.
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Brown was always my favorite but I might pick Firzzle Fry over it today.
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Somebody just upped an Oysterhead DVD on Zomb
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I love Les. I love his work with the band Oysterhead.
BONE FUCKIN´ TOMAHAWK.
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Listened to these guys a lot in my early twenties. Big fan of Frizzle Fry.
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tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
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heh I knew this song was cool over a decade ago. ur slouchin'.tragabigzanda wrote:Today I finally realized what a great song The Ol Diamondback Sturgeon really is. It almost sounds like a John Prine song covered by Primus.
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Re: Here Come The Bastards: A Primus Thread
Guys, Green Naugahyde is really good. Jay Lane's approach to drumming may be vastly different to Herb's but it works so well here. It's more spacious and minimalistic save for the hi-hat abuse.
Also a heavy use of octaver by Les here. On songs like "Hennepin Crawler", "Eyes of the Squirrel" and "Extinction Burst" he nails a tone similar to Thundercat's with a little more grit and low end. Sounds immense.
Also a heavy use of octaver by Les here. On songs like "Hennepin Crawler", "Eyes of the Squirrel" and "Extinction Burst" he nails a tone similar to Thundercat's with a little more grit and low end. Sounds immense.
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