Primus - Woodstock '94 (Full Concert Remastered)
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2014
- Primus - Woodstock '94 - Full Concert - Remastered Audio/Video
Note: I don't own any copyright or anything to any of the material here. This is a quality control attempt of other public content. Cheers!
Tracklisting:
To Defy The Laws Of Tradition (0:00)
Here Come The Bastards (8:12)
Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweakers (14:37)
Bob (21:36)
My Name Is Mud (26:18)
Jerry Was A Racecar Driver (32:21)
Sailing The Seas Of Cheese (36:28)
The Air Is Getting Slippery (37:16)
Nature Boy / 'Hello Skinny' Interlude (40:05)
Harold Of The Rocks (49:12)
Master Of Puppets (Encore) (60:00)
Details:
Restored from a widescreen SD source. Properly upscaled to 720p HD. Audio was properly mastered for this release. This is the complete performance from start to finish with no edits.
Technical info on my concert remasters: pastebin.com/jiKUPtfk
He plays the bass like he invented it.
He did invent the bass. Former life though.
I agree and he's a character, too. Probably my favorite bassist LIVE
One of those musos that make it look waaaaay too easy
@ Oh, he is a goofy fucker, but he also revolutionized the bass. One of the coolest sons-a-bitches I've ever listened to/seen.
Squarepusher's bass solos kick ass too...
Les Claypool is the Dr. Seuss of music. Every song of his could have a picture book attached to it.
Him and Zappa
Good call man! I saw them last summer when they did The Rush album. The animation they had going on on screen was so fucked up but it fit perfectly with all their songs. I'm just thankful I was not on acid at the time.
@@Drummer_Jeff83 funny you say that. They’re still on the Rush tour. I’m gonna see them in a month lmao
@@blynd4132 saw them in Sacramento earlier this June, fuck they still rock to this day
it should too
He inspired me to give up bass
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣. I'm a bass player and never heard of primus until I seen this video now. It only gives me more appreciation and inspiration for the bass guitar
You're a bass player who's never heard of Primus. Well then I guess you've never heard of Les Claypool. I also guess you aren't really a bass player
@@DudeInOhio85 lol right. Hes the main inspiration. He owns it. Makes love to it ,.. i love it
😂
Les is one of best ever
It is amazing how such a good guitarist and such a good drummer somehow fall behind the bass
Because bass op
@@robertfox4114 that’s primus for you. The bass is the driving force in ever song they have. It’s the main component to all of their music and it’s amazing.
You have not fully understood primus if you think any member is below each other❤️
@@Jaxsonn-ph4ey Absolutely each is genius in his own right. Do your research....open a music history book. Each member is skilled with an impressive history.
@@vikkinicholson5880 people forgot that Ler was a student of Satriani… i dont have to name some of his other students, they’ve been said enough
Somewhere Korn was watching, saying to themselves, "What if we did this, but with meth?"
What drug is primus if korn is meth? I feel like mushrooms probably?
@jens redelijkheid no that’s at spring break
Lmao
Primus is Adderall and Korn is chicken wire meth.
FartBox BeatBox I mean they did literally take an 8 ball before they recorded ball tongue
Fuckin' amazing how just 3 dudes can make music like this...
Check out Rush is you want to see a tight 3 man band.
@@paulleinenbach2859 you beat me to the punch 👊
Rush was Amazing
Cream too
@@rico8089 what a grim comment to read :(
@Johnny Dong Yes Billy Sheehan and kotzen great band
I couldn’t think of a band more suited for Woodstock ‘94 than Primus
Green Day’s Woodstock concert was way cooler imo
nine inch nails set was by far the best of the festival
@@matteogiovannini5400 it was hilarious that they just took the mud unlike Les who was able to halt it. Both are cool
@@nondescriptbeing5944 ye I love both bands they rules or at least they did more in the past. But still, can't hate them 😌
atleast we can all agree 94 was better than 99 though I liked Rusted root on 99 and a few other
I started playing bass the very next day after seeing Primus at Lollapalooza 1993 in Houston. Dropped $2k on a rig and yamaha 4 string, was in a band within a week, began writing music on bass and guitar and learned to sing, have played hundreds of times in front of large crowds the since 1998, and have enjoyed it more than anything in my life. Thank you Les Claypool, you bastard! :)
What's the name of the band you're in?
@@CarbyDood primus 2
@@CarbyDood smash mouth
You’re in smash mouth?
@@peterfallon4018 hes in chase land
90s Les Claypool is one of the coolest people to ever live
that hasn’t changed
Still is! Dudes a musical genius and oh yeah Primus sucks!
Wait till you see 20XX Claypool. You're gonna lose your shit.
Steam punk inventor Claypool has no chance against 90s Claypool
90's les was also the highest 😂😂😂
Les Claypool's stage habits are so gloriously weird...
They make the performance better
I can't listen to primus without his crazy duck walk and high knee foot stomp. People at work pretty much leave me alone
@@rogerquiett659 🤔 gotta remember that one
Had to work when Primus in town, Roseland (NYC) & as avid concert goers, odd my boys raved about most LC’s outfit (HUGE top hat) & movement across stage-tho loved music
@@rogerquiett659 I love that
Lost my friend at this concert. Still haven't seen him since. Stuart, come home! Primus sucks!!
Nick, is that you?!
@@xx-vi1mj " What the F**k!!
Is that you?
Where the heck you been?
The families been worried sick.🤣
Very touching
@@xx-vi1mj Alright! Ignore us. That's fine too. Alright quit playing around and come home.
is this real or what lol
Outfit-
Civil war style hat
Sun glasses from the local convenient store
Button up American Flag shirt
Blue Jeans
Some sort of white shoes
Something I’d wear.
USA #1
Family values 99 in biloxi miss he wore sequence booty shorts and a kfc bucket for a hat...
I love his incredible taste in hats
steal his look meme
White shoe gang! I saw a documentary that mentioned the significance of white shoes to the Bay Area metal scene and that’s where this band comes from
The Team who recorded / filmed this concert definitely deserve an award.
Agree 100%. Every performance I’ve seen of this show is amazing. The Woodstock 94 production team was amazing.
@@Carlos-xz3vi yes ☺️
It was shown live on pay per view, that probably has something to do with it 🤔 we weren't quite old enough to go but we didn't sleep all weekend watching it
@@sgtbigballs666 sounds great.☺️
It was the crew from MTV.
When MTV gave a fuck about music.
He's doing all those mad slappings and tappings while singing, without even looking at the fretboard, and also doing all those crazy moves all along stage! Man is a complete genius just like Zappa and I consider myself so lucky that I'm in the minority who's aware of Primus.
me too;)
The best part is that Jerry is performed on a fretless six-string, which makes it even more insane that he can play so in-tune
Zappa is a great comparison, albeit Claypool is way better at his instrument as much of a savant as Zappa was
They've sold millions of records. You're not special.
@@DaveTaste Of course I am not special. But I also consider myself lucky that I'm not a mean and miserable person unlike some.
You can even be cool, but you'll never be as cool as a guy with a mustache playing a 6-string fretless bassguitar.
Amen!
And singing at the same time
Not even just playing, literally slapping the hell out of that bass!
And with a fucking WHAMMY BAR. :D
Don't forget the Claypool strut.
This is one of the best live sets ever captured on film. Legendary.
Your not kidding.
I wish the crowds were still wild, I tried jumping around to Whambola last night at the fearless frog brigade and has a couple dudes yelling at me how I might have hurt someone XD
@@Alniemi😩
@@Alniemi losers. They probably moderate discord servers for their e-girlfriends. Sorry, ppl like that just... oohohohohoho my lord, they get to me
@@Alniemi he bought pit tickets what did he expect?
I just want to remind everyone this was filmed in broad daylight. That's how dark the clouds were. I was behind the stage and could hear Rollins and Primus playing Master of Puppets simultaneously while tripping ballz.
thanks
Yeah I was watching the Rollins Band when the rain really started to hammer us ...I remember seeing all those tents partially submerged on the way to the South Stage to see Primus ...
I would like to remind everyone that I was trippin' balls - ha ha ha
I was there too. Metallica played on the main stage and I moshed. Member the pizza?
@@elvissheehan couldn't score any
How to get man to stop throwing things at you
The wrong way: Tell them to stop.
The Right way: "Throwing things on stage is a sign of small genitalia.
Where in the video is this?
Found it lol
@@poob2372 It is in the song "My Name Is Mud"
@@poob2372 Oh ok
He’s correct about this
I’m 53 and have loved music all my life. I discovered primus two weeks ago already they are my favourite band I can’t stop watching their live shows. Fucking amazing band
You’re in for a wild ride…buckle up, buckaroo!
Stick to everything Anti-Pop and before. His solo shit is awesome. Les Claypool and the Holy Mackerel, and Oyster Head.
Me too!!
No one cares
@@CoryAlphin He kinda took a weird turn after AntiPop. I still like all of it though
Played "My Name Is Mud" at Woodstock 94 (Mudstock 94) and not a speck of mud hit Les. That's some power right there.
Parting the Seas of 🧀
that's weird; he always complained about how his speakers still had mud in them after this show
Someone threw it at him tho
And thus "small and insignificant genitalia" became a Primus meme. Almost as much as Primus sucks, he still says when ever someone throws something on stage at their shows.
No... it was just a sign of "Large and Significant" genitals
The fact that Les can play To Defy the Laws of Tradition while walking all around the stage is WILD. Both his and Larry's tone is so fucking killer this whole show
His walk in the beginning was hysterical
I love watching Les move around during the whole set, seeing him spin around in circles at the end of Here Come The Bastards always puts a smile on my face
@@CoreReactorMusicmember of the Ministry of Silly Walks.
Gerald was a conductor of hasted automobile's
he excelled so diety forsaken quickly
***** he never once accomplished of checkered banner
nevertheless, he never once finished least
I don't remember doing that ever in my life but idk
*hastened
This was my introduction to primus. I was high as fuck one day and saw this and thought I wouldn’t like it. Watched the entire performance and I was blown away, everything is perfect. The les stomp, the way he’s dressed like a civil war cannon operator, the bass and guitar, it’s all just perfect.
civil war cannon operator XDDDD
primus is one of the best bands period, les is a top tier bassist
Hahahahaha same! This was also my introduction!
*Watching this in 2021, it's obvious as a lifelong PRIMUS fan, THIS is the absolute PINNACLE of it's existence, 3 legendary musicians at the apex of their individual careers, coming together for a historic performance in front of a mind blowing crowd*
not to mention whoever remastered this concert kicked ass as well. I prefer all the tracks off this over any studio version
@@mbrooksay for sure. Latinos para trump 2024
@@mbrooksay For sure!
Yeah this crowd was WILD.
I was at the front of the stage on the right side, actually was just there to see Bob Weir who played before this . But it really was awesome, I knew a couple Primus songs at the time, but after that, Been hooked on Primus ever since!!
Wow this is my generation. Its weird seeing it 20 years later. We were just kids back then having a good time. Les Claypool is amazing on the bass and that young guitar player was shredding it.
Ler is amazing on guitar. His style is like no other.
That young guitar player? That's Larry 'Ler' LaLonde fool, recognize!
Merence Tckenna
I hear ya :)
Primus has a guitar player?
-Primus
-Red Hot Chili Peppers
-Nine. Inch. Nails.
Those three alone make Woodstock 94 one of the best concerts in history.
All they were missing was Alice in Chains and Tool, and it would have been perfect.
Jerry Cantrell shows up in the last 10 minutes of this Primus set!
Bruh, nothing about Rage Against The Machine? I wasn't alive then, but still, and the waters were $6 per bottle
general juggler Oh, my bad. I forgot, I have to name every band that ever existed in order to not have someone bitch about my opinion.
AIC was supposed to headline as I recall but sadly Layne was too sick by then ..
Jerry Cantrell comes out on stage and jams with Les during "Harold Of the Rocks"
I know that Jerry comes out and jams, guys. Believe it or not, I watched the video I commented on.
Imagine the employees of the venue that weren't even there for the music, and never even heard of Primus, then heard Primus for the first time, at this show. Imagine what was going through their heads.
They were like.. "yup they do suck" lol 😂😜🤪
They were prolly high too
yeah this band sucks so much wtf definitely way too expensive for a headliner
something something Barbara Streisand
That’s what I felt the first time I saw Tool in concert. I had no idea what was going on but boy did everyone else sure knew….. 15,000+ singing every word on songs I’d never heard.
Mind. Blown.
51:48 A legend joins some legends. Jerry Cantrell is so killer
Jerry is a awesome guitarist
It is about the most entertaining thing when Les dances.
That crowd is absolutely wild
Not concerned with filming themselves and tweeting.
Not allowed to do this today. 1 out of every 5000 people may die from the flu as a result.
@@DudeInOhio85 who would not die if the concert were closed
You should check out the crowd at Woodstock 99
Not a phone in sight .... freedom on video
I love this crowd and miss these days. Not a cell phone in sight and everyone jumping around. It’s exactly what a rock concert should be like
Lol
no tattoos
@@gregshanahan6766 ???
Yeah man.. Everybody's so into the music and moment itself instead of their fucking phone
0:00 - Clown Dream
0:45 - To Defy The Laws Of Tradition
8:12 - Here Come The Bastards
14:38 - Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers
21:36 - Bob
26:18 - My Name Is Mud
32:20 - Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
36:29 - Seas Of Cheese
37:17 - The Air Is Getting Slippery
40:08 - Nature Boy
49:12 - Harold of the Rocks
1:00:06 - Master Of Puppets (Metallica cover)
Oh thonk chu
In between nature boy was also hello skinny : )
Bless you child.
Thank you
THANK YOU OMG
[from tape:]
Clown dream (from peewees big adventure) by: Danny Elfman 0:00
[Set:]
To defy the laws of tradition 0:41
Here come the bastards 8:12
Those damn blue-collar tweaker 14:37
(Star-Spangled Banner interlude)
Bob 21:36
My name is mud 26:18
Jerry was a racecar driver 32:21
The Seas of cheese 36:28
The air is getting slippery 37:16
Nature boy 40:05
(Hello skinny interlude)
Harold of rocks 49:12
(with jerry Cantrell)
[Encore:]
Master of puppets (intro jam) 1:00:00
The hero we needed
Air is getting *Slippery*
*Harold* of the Rocks
I'm assuming autocorrect screwed you over
why'd you censor bastards but not tweakers
😢
After Nature Boy it's Hello Skinny
First time listening to Primus, these guys kill it. Love his bass
Keep listening…you won’t be disappointed
And if you come across someone saying "Primus sucks," dont panic. Just google the phrase.
Solo stuff rocks too. Holy Mackerel and Oysterhead!
I recently discovered “Mr. Krinkle” and “Laquer Head” and I’m obsessed 😍 😍😍
@@Alexandria87the toys go winding down is a good one. Gotta play it inline with You Can't Kill Michael Malloy, The Toys Go Winding Down (they seem to line up in terms of taking the piss in the music, until the bass is slammed into your face), then Pudding Time after it isn't bad. Hamburger Train, My Name is Mud is another, Frizzle Fry, Sgt Baker is good. They even had a cover of The Devil Went to Georgia
Hes so good at bass it almost makes them feel like a novelty act
They’re definitely a novelty act. Even if you don’t like them, you’ll remember them. They’re just so unique. And that’s why they suck;)
I mean you could accurately call it a Les claypool novelty showcase, incredible band still
I mean, they do bust out a banjo and stand up bass! Bonkers level of range
Because they are a novelty act to everyone who does not own a bass.
You know les is feeling it when he does that low strut
It's my favorite!
I used to not really get Primus but you cannot deny the insane chemistry these guys have. It all makes sense watching them play so tightly and in-sync with each other.
They were so unique when they came out.
Now is 2024 and is been 30 years since Primus performed at Woodstock 94
And Primus Sucks!
I wish I could've experienced this, but I'm still grateful for discovering Primus at my age and in this generation (Gen-Z)
This was my generation Gen-X ❤
Siento lo mismo ojalá, añoro mucho a verlos vivido, igual soy de la generación z. Tenemos nuestras bandas pero me encantan los 90s.
I'm generation 2000s
@@lawlaw1Woodstock 94 was called Woodstock Generation X
I always loved how Les dances when he plays. Has the funny walk going on.
I remember watching this on PPV and I just couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I got obsessed with Primus. For me the best performance on Woodstock 94.
NIN would like to have a few words...
@@ROBOTWORKMANI’m not a NIN fan but yeah they put on one of the best live shows in modern music history. It was an iconic moment whether you love NIN or absolutely positively loath them you have to recognize that moment in time as something unbelievably special.
@@aaronposter6852 Amen. Great show!
Considering Primus was a last minute addition. This was one of their best sets ever.
@@ROBOTWORKMANA few words about how they only have one good song?
Goin' down to Southpark, gonna listen to some Primus!
ok steve
primus sucks!
@@Sarah-ev1gj limus ducks
@@404TVfr dimus lucks
it's trippy that most of the kids in this audience are grown with careers and children now.
or dead
I was there and I’m single and childless and still drinking.....
FUCK YEA!!
@@AttilatheThrilla haha there is always the exception
I was there for much of it, and I still live in the house I own that I could hear the concert outside. We drove to a friends house in town and went up and just walked in.
i would think 90 percent of them were racecar drivers and wrapped themselves around telephone poles
I’m 43, recently just rediscovered Primus, used to jam to them in high school but somehow forgot about them. Man they are so good I find myself listening to them more and more every day.
"somehow forgot about them" You forgot about them because they really do suck and once the shock value over how horrible they were wore off your brain stopped wasting space on them and their noise.
Welcome back! : )
@@From-North-Jerseyyoure all over this comment section saying nothing but the same shit touch grass my guy
@@sicariusflamus3033 I have at many opportunities, several of them happened when this tuneless toolbox was making horrible noise at an otherwise enjoyable outdoor concert festival. It is between this noise box and sound garden for luckiest sons of bitches to ever fellate their way into fame.
This is one of their best concerts.
No wonder only failed musicians who also wish they could fellate Frank "Hackka" Zappa listen to this noise.
@@From-North-JerseyFirst of all, I dont wanna do that. Secondly, GOO-GOO-GAGA.
Translating "GOO-GOO-GAGA": If you don't like this music, you can just shut the fuck up. No-one's forcing you to be here. We're trying to have a good time.
Fucking brilliant. How have I not seen this before.
You should watch the whole festival. It really turns into a shit show.
Merence Tckenna Or was that '99?
Merence Tckenna 99
been missing out. this performance blew my mind!
Merence Tckenna
99 was the worst. 94 ROCKED.....then again I was tripping ballz!
amazing upload, with the downloading links and the clickable track listing! you are great man, you deserve the best in this life.
Absolutely! I've had this in regular rotation in my car's cd player for 2 months now! Cheers!
It's pretty much the entire concert, his entire career - but from 3:10 - 3:13, for those brief 3 seconds, I'm not sure I've ever seen a human more wedded to their instrument.
Such a genius as Lesley gets bored having to be this good, so he occupies his time by slowly, and goofily walking around the stage.
"Les Claypool is clearly one of the greatest composers of anytime" -Sergei Rachmaninoff
I agree
Says the guy the secret chime was made after to gain access into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Impressive.
Leo Tolstoy once credited Claypool's insane bass skills as his inspiration for writing War & Peace
@@stinkybojangles4128 Paul McCartney credits Les Claypool as his reason for learning bass and starting the Beatles
Les's solo at 18:24 is great. Shows some great left hand dexterity, whereas the focus is usually on his manic right hand.
Yeah, but random notes, apart from Star Spangled Banner lol
Mmmmm
@@leematheson3887 Its a solo, You don't always have to play the specific notes.
@@-Bishop-
True Micah. Good energy counts for a lot
If there such thing as shredding a Bass...this would be it
Setlist:
To Defy The Laws Of Tradition 0:00
Here Come The Bastards 8:12
Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweakers 14:37
Bob 21:36
My Name Is Mud 26:18
Jerry Was A Racecar Driver 32:21
Sailing The Seas Of Cheese 36:28
The Air Is Getting Slippery 37:16
Nature Boy / Hello Skinny Interlude 40:05
Harold Of The Rocks 49:12
Master Of Puppets 1:00:00
Source: The Description
Their master of puppets sounds like doom
😮
Wow that guitar player is really amazing he gives an amazing sound to the band in this concert
Larry's a beast on the guitar..he and Les compliment each other perfectly...as do Tim/Bernie etc on the drums
its amazing i can hardly watch an hour of "music" anymore, no matter who the performer is, without getting distracted. But this hour long clip kept me enthralled. Primus is just incomparable. and the crowd surfing/mosh pit is unmatched. better than watching any live sport
once I start watching I need to finish, right from the first second.
makes me miss the 90s
Music nowadays is pretty good stuff. Don't do that with the quotation marks please.
In my opinion it is one of the Best recorded/filmed concerts of all time.😌
Don't act like the music inspired the mosh pit for primus. They moshed for Ritchie Havens when he repeated his opening song from the first woodstock. Yes they moshed to Folk. I saw a much much bigger pit when Siouxie and the Banshees played Waterloo Villiage during Lollapalloza Prime. Siouxie Sioux had apparently never seen a mosh pit before and kept pointing at the guys getting thrown up to stage light height by blanket tossers.
Les is such a supremely talented entertainer. Truly one of a kind in rock and roll. Love everything about him as a front-man/godly-bassist
So what you are saying is you hate music.
@@From-North-Jersey Music Sucks!!!
I love how he doesn’t get mad when people throw things on stage he just roasts tf outta them 😂
i can smell the 90’s
Larry LaLonde is criminally under rated.
Les Claypool makes you realise just how little most bass players are actually doing with their instrument, compared to what's actually possible!
That's why they treated him like Trump
@@donethat8761 how do you mean?
@@GK-il3fn They new he was real good so they trashed him like Trump. Research this history. For instance, He auditioned for Metallica and they pretty much trashed him and talked shit ever since.
@@donethat8761 I knew he auditioned and Hetfield politely claimed he was 'too good' for them, but I've never seen him trashtalked anywhere. Not sure where Trump comes into it!
@@GK-il3fn he's a butthurt trumptard conspiracy theorist, pay him no mind
Hey, it's Joaquin Phoenix at 42:01
Jacked-in Phoenix
Lmfao
Swing away!
too good XD
Everything about this is just top notch and to have Jerry Cantrell come out and jam. What an incredible time to be alive.
Their music will always be counter-culture whatever the time period. And I LOVE IT! They were so passionate about being themselves: the weird ones.
He is the antipop the man you cannot stop
people always seem to like it when i play it in the store. the antipop is so anti that it becomes pop
@@3three3three3three the be fair, antipop is of their poppiest songs (and album) but I like all of em so i don’t really care about what genre they fall into.
@@zynosgd9982 when i said antipop, i wasn't talking about the album, but about primus in general. understandable confusion. customers and coworkers responded well to Brown Album and Pork Soda. haven't tried Antipop yet
Counter culture? Wtf you talking about
I was in the crowd. We had eaten about 5 or 6 different kinds of acid before we figured out some or all them might be real or really good. I remember fog and smoke everywhere and some weird cult walking around all in loin clothes acting strange. It remember the band " the band walking off stage Primus walks on and instantly starts jamming. An old hippy lady starts getting sucked into a giant mosh pit looked at me and psychically pleaded for my help and I psychically replied I can't I'm sorry. She was sucked into the belly of the pit never to return. Turns out after watching this video none of that shit happened. LSD is a hell of a drug.
Like think about it, nobody died
There's something about this concert that makes me keep coming back.
I know right , they just suck so bad
same. a year ago I discovered it and listened to it all summer. about to be a primus summer again
26:26 that is the precise moment Les flips the switch
what switch
@@victorprokop2240 the goddamn switch!
@@aaronhamby3088 Now i get it
🤣😆🤣
Easily one of if not the best performance from Primus, I was never into them in the 90s bit now at 43,I love them and would have loved to be at that show. The mix of the base rhythms mixed with the crazy guitar work,absolutely amazing set of songs and I think they came out even better then on the albums...
Seek psychiatric help. If you like this noise you have some major issues you need medicated away.
Jerry Cantrell just popped up like guitar Jesus 😂
even looks like it a bit lol
Belly chuckle
There's more cathartic energy release in this one hour than there was in 2020 on the entire Earth.
Primus is so awesome and great. ❤
Been listening to Primus since the 90's and
I'm still listening to their music. ❤
Any friends left, or did the primus noise drive them all away?
@@From-North-Jersey I will always love Primus no matter what anyone says or does. Do I have to have people around to enjoy the music I love? Music is my life everyday.
Too Defy the Laws is the most kickass Primus song their is, it's a shame that every time I have seem them live they never play it. I think I have seen them live 5 times and they opened with Blue collar tweakers everytime, not complaining though.
They opened with American life last time I seen them.
Naw the most kick ass primus song is professor nutbutter
They opened with harold the second time i saw them
I'm the same with spegeti western
I'm an adult who grew up with Primus and all I want for my children is for them to grow up in a world where their entertainment can look like this concert.
You want to abuse your children? What is wrong with you?
So much to admire about this performance. In fact, so many reasons why this may be the greatest live performance ever. The way Les orchestrates the sound so perfectly and controls the crowd with his bass is God like. I cant say there’s anyone better than him at his craft. To release A1 music and have Bass be the main instrument is beyond impossible. Yet Primus does exactly that. I would die to see this performance
Take your meds.
That leg stomping!
18:50 humpty dance
Life without a smartphone where everyone just enjoyed the music.
Seen blips of this but never full show so clear.
Great - the energy and heavy Attack of the instruments- unreal.
What a joy
This is an inspiration for all true musicians
No, it is an example of what not to do if you want more than 1% of the planet as fans.
fantastic upload. thanks for sharing.
Thank you for uploading this. God's work, I tell ya!
Tim Herb Alexander is still my favourite drummer to this day
I can't get over how much he looks like Joaquin phoenix
Nice to see love for Tim ❤
Gotta love a band that don't take themselves too seriously !
Thank you for the quality upgrade
I love that they still use the same intro song in 2014. So freaking cool.
Yeah and they still doing it, I saw them in 2018 at Pepsi Center Mexico, in January actually 🤘 I remember cause was my birthday 🎉
Into wat?
Ur a babe
It’s perfect that’s why😂
Saw them last year, still using it!
The Les Claypool walk is so effing cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And his bass playing ain't bad!!!
this whole set is such a fucking vibe
I wasn't even born then but I think that Primus is an amazing band with amazing talent and they kicked ass
You stole my profile pic!
thank you so much for this!!
subscribed!!
This is the best show I've ever seen!
He plays so effortlessly strange and I will forever love his distinct style and trip-swag
Bout time someone did a remaster of this, thanks Kevin!
When Ler said: "Now what am I supposed to do?"
I was like: "Wait, he can talk?"
Listen to Les Claypool talking in every primus song
@@kobaba...12 what
Timestamp?
@@kobaba...12 i wrote “Ler” not “Les”. “Ler” is the nickname given to Larry Lalonde by his bandmates and friends
I thought the exact same thing JGKCKFLFK
Those Damn Blue Collar Tweekers.
i got drunk and stoned took some mushrooms and now im here
Enjoy life its beautiful
Bless your heart good sir
amazing stuff, the three of them are just crushing at this show
Crushing what Oxycontins? If you enjoyed this noise, perhaps you should stop crushing up oxycontins before it is too late.
Fucking amazing! Thanks for upload man. I wish I could be there.
You only need three players on stage, when it is these three players
Or Rush
Fuck Rush. Someone always has to say except Rush. They're ass.
Primus NEEDS more wild crowds like this!
Right? I just saw them in Kansas city on 420 and I was jumping around like these guys but most people were just nodding their heads. Like I get it most primus fans are like in their 40s now but cmon
@@lesclaypoolonbass943140s, 50s, and 60s lol
I love you for uploading this.
Nice work here, your efforts are appreciated!
pfp
thank you for this. watched it live VIA my tv back in the day. Nice to finally see the full sets.
I can remember my mom and dad recording all this Woodstock stuff off of PPV thanks to 1 of the ladies at the cable office hooking us up with the cable tube things to get ppv hbo cinemax back in the day... Way before cellohones and awesome cpus
"Boy I opened a big ass can of worms with that one didnt I?"
Best part