If you've only heard one Primus song, and you hear another Primus song you've never heard before, you automatically know it's Primus. Primus is a band that can't be mistaken for any other, how many other bands are like that?
Wow... That led to a dive into some intense mind-blowing research. Thank you! Also here we are nearing the end of 2021 and I'm noticing @2:24 we have the 'Stranger Things' font and likeness.
I don't know what to say...think I am in more than just shock, I believe you since a Primus fan too, but I don't want to look it up and almost don't want it to be true since I love the song/Primus so much....but really glad he did since amazing song....guess I am in shock and can't get out of it so don't really know what I am saying yet
my buddy Sean passed away almost a month ago. we bonded over this song a lot. id just like to thank primus for making great music, especially this song. without this song I wouldn't have been so close with him. Rest in Peace Sean.. I miss you.
It's definitely good and outrageous. But my favorite of all time is tales from the punch bowl. They're all good but that's the one that stands out to me
I used this song as an example in my speech class in high school. It was our intro class, we only had to sell the class our favorite band. My intro was- "As you all know, I've been sniffing paint since seventh grade". I got an A+ and rode steady all semester.
1:12. That's one of the better transitions I've heard in a long time. Especially the sudden change in the bass pattern. It's like the bass was used as a rhythm guitar.
The amount of crazy technical riffs in this song blow my mind. Like as a musician and listening to each individual instrument, these guys are fuckin experts at times scales cause the bpm to this song is all over the place and yet... All Three are in key with one another.
Primus is one of those bands you have to be ready for, problem is there's no way to prepare a first time listener for it. Music that lives in its own universe
Primus isn't my favorite band, but they have the most unique sound I've ever heard. It's a unique fusion of funk and metal and sometimes even bluegrass. Claypool isn't afraid to play what he loves, and that is always easy when you don't play a very popular kind of music. Love Primus. Love Deep Purple. Can't We all just get along?
awsm The drums here are blood pumping, some parts are simple.. but depending on the style and if used correctly, you get stand out drums and punch in the face.
I actually worked on a painting crew run by a lacquerhead one time. Instead of ventilating a house, he'd seal it up completely with plastic, remove his respirator, and spray lacquer on all the woodwork. Wispy clouds of lacquer mist would grow thick and hang oddly in the air, and he would just bathe in it. I tried it for five minutes one time...yeah...it sets your head on fire. Very odd, but definitely pleasant. And you vibrate at about 60 hz. I had lacquer breath for hours afterward...just like alcohol breath after a pint of whiskey. He was 45, but looked like a pale, ghoulish 70. Nice guy, though.
Fella that taught me to paint was a laquerhead. Told me you ain't a painter till you've been in the oil. I understood getting high better that day than I ever have. I could feel myself dying slowly suffocating. I watched dude spin a meth pipe just to come down off the paint
It’s amazing how light hearted some primus songs are (John the fisherman, Jerry was a racecar driver) and how dark others are (my name is mud, DMV, laquer head)
Every album cover shown: 2:16 Frizzle Fry 2:20 Sailing The Seas of Cheese 2:22. Miscellaneous Debris 2:26 Pork Soda 2:31 Rhinoplasty 2:33 Sailing The Seas of Cheese
Sometimes bored and sometimes lonely Pimple faced and rather homely He wasn't much for socializin' The TV kept a mesmerizin' In one ear and out the other Picked up a trick from his older brother Got him a can of sniffin' sauce Pinned his mind up on a cross Lacquer head knows but one desire Lacquer head sets his skull on fire Lacquer head knows no in-betweens Huffin' on bags of gasoline Sniffin' paint since the seventh grade She was high on gin and gatorade On turpentine she lost her luck Fell in front of a speeding pick-up truck He was a boy of soft demeanor And he loved his carburetor cleaner The vapor made a sweet aroma He sniffed himself into a coma Lacquer head knows but one desire Lacquer head sets his skull on fire Lacquer head knows no in-betweens Huffin' on bags of gasoline Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes, POP! Lacquer head knows but one desire Lacquer head sets his skull on fire Lacquer head knows no in-betweens Huffin' on bags of gasoline
it makes me want to abuse him while he abuses his bass or maybe abuse myself while he abuses his bass or let him abuse me and his bass simultaneously...i will see myself out, shit
This is the only music that sounds like this. Nobody else can do this. You can’t have a strong band led by the best bassist in the world and not have it be mind bending. Les Claypool can kill on a bass, a double bass, a standing bass, and a whamola... no other band is led like this. Always a fan.
Anyone think Primus should make an animated movie with all the characters from their videos, maybe with a bit of help from Matt Stone and Trey Parker on the script? It could be an even trippier experience than Yellow Submarine.
Bless my dad (1977-2018) for exposing me to Primus at age 5. Without music and Primus, i wouldn't have been here thanks to my dad. Sometimes watching this video pains me and pumps me up at the same time.
I really don't get why people say this. The majority of Les' bass parts are mostly rhythm, they're not really leads at all. Technical and hard to play does not equal lead.
recorded live in Detroit...proud to say I was there!!!! they played the song live then les said we're going to do some nilly vanilly? and record this live the crowd went bonkers and the rest is history. enjoy friends;)--~
I like that the hallucinations are represented by previous Primus music videos. Never set my skull on fire, myself, but if I were to do so, I imagine it'd be like much like one such video; clay-mation, Tom Waits and people with horribly large heads and shiny plastic skin.
Tim Fuglsang I'd be too afraid of getting some Deliverance hallucination with Les spewing chew spit and getting stuck next to two fat hillbillies in a steamroom with Sally Struthers pushing a plate of bon-bons at me. Bad fucking craziness, man!
There are times where a band will change members and go down a totally different path... Sometimes it rocks, sometimes it sucks. RHCP did that with Dave Navarro, One Hot Minute being the album. Primus did this too with Brain, Brown Album and Antipop I think. For both bands these were interesting times, fascinating to me and I love the music that came of this experimentation, yet both bands also seem to refuse to acknowledge the existence of these periods. I understand Herb doesn't want to play music that was created without him, and RHCP went all....soft I feel, after John returned on guitar. For both bands, they created some seriously badass music, yet they never play it live.
For anyone wondering about where the things for the “keep on sniffing till your brain goes pop” are from, this is a complete list (edited) Redone Frizzle Fry Cover John The Fisherman Jerry Was A Race Car Driver Miscellaneous Debris Animated Cover My Name Is Mud John The Fisherman Rhinoplasty Enhanced CD Intro Jerry Was A Race Car Driver Tommy The Cat Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver Southbound Pachyderm
The first ??? is a redone model of the Frizzle Fry album cover that was done for this video. The second ??? is an animated version of the Miscellaneous Debris album cover and the third ??? is from the John the Fisherman music video
i remember one night, in my high-school years, being awaken by the tv, a rock music show was on playing this; i was clearly confused, said a natural "wtf" to myself followed by a "hmm.. yes..", fallen back to sleep without knowing the band's name... many years went by until i got to re-encounter Primus; but now we are back together forever :)
The bass tone in this album is fucking awesome.
Welcome to Primus and Les Claypool.
...I've been a fan since middle school (about 20+ years now) but thanks, buddy.
Just a phrase.
That little bass riff during the verse in between the slapping sounds amazing, I've never heard a tone like that before
yea.. Disto and compression, and bass octaver i guess... Great big sound
To those who want to learn this song on bass, good on you the world needs more bass players like you
James Gill im trying
Keep on taking that pork soda.
I'm gonna put up a tab video for it today or tomorrow.
Thanks dude!
No problemo, geeze that was a long time ago it seems.
If you've only heard one Primus song, and you hear another Primus song you've never heard before, you automatically know it's Primus. Primus is a band that can't be mistaken for any other, how many other bands are like that?
muse and S.O.A.D
Tool, Deftones.
Brady Thomas You just named 2 other bands that I absolutely love and recently went on a big kick with. haha. Great. Muse is my favorite band too
Cool lol
The Residents
No one abuses the bass like Les does. Sounds like he's playing two at once while also singing. This guy deserves much more attention!
Abuse? I say he's giving that bass the best orgasm it's ever had
@@bcv_2020vis I mean, both of what you two said fall under BDSM. I think that's what Les is doing.
Les is a dom, and his bass is his masochistic sub
Polyrhythm at its best
Maybe it's just the facial hair but Les is giving off B-real from Cyrpess Hill vibes.
the bassline in the breakdown is fucking unreal
Rick Lunsford uhhh what? there isnt a single breakdown in the whole song...
zanicolu he probably meant to that one 1:07
zanicolu I assume the meant the change at 2:45
He looks possessed, just stare into his eyes and you'll see a demon.
Rick Lunsford and he plays it with the :| face like it's no big deal O.o
The best thing ever produced by Fred Durst.
Yes, he produced this track. I was in shock too.
Especially considering he made whatever the fuck results may vary was
My god you serious?
Fkn love primus I just got into them I herd Jeremy was a race car driver loved it looked em up clicked on my name is mud. No turning back now!
Wow... That led to a dive into some intense mind-blowing research. Thank you!
Also here we are nearing the end of 2021 and I'm noticing @2:24 we have the 'Stranger Things' font and likeness.
I don't know what to say...think I am in more than just shock, I believe you since a Primus fan too, but I don't want to look it up and almost don't want it to be true since I love the song/Primus so much....but really glad he did since amazing song....guess I am in shock and can't get out of it so don't really know what I am saying yet
my buddy Sean passed away almost a month ago. we bonded over this song a lot. id just like to thank primus for making great music, especially this song. without this song I wouldn't have been so close with him. Rest in Peace Sean.. I miss you.
RIP to a legend i never had the chance to know. How i know he's a legend? He listened to primus.
That's how I met my buddies too. Just bonding over good music.
RIP Sean
Sorry for your loss :(
RIP sean fly high
Primus may be classified as a funk-metal band, but they’re literally a genre of their own.
I consider it country metal
@@Pcwizayylmao I consider it acid funk metal lol
I tink Only Ugly Kid Joe
They're alt rock with Devo I'm pretty sure
There is nothing about Primus thats metal.
I can't believe Primus wasn't very satisfied with this album. This has to be my favorite one! Lacquer Head and Antipop are two of the best songs ever.
mr bungle pfp :D
It's definitely good and outrageous. But my favorite of all time is tales from the punch bowl. They're all good but that's the one that stands out to me
@@setheast2773 To me it's the Brown Album. Just love the unique sound of it.
@@YTHeroes Kalamazoo never fails to get a laugh out of me. What a fantastic track 🤘🏻
Same, man. It’s my favorite Primus album
First Primus song i've ever listened to. Clearly I need to listen to more.
MUD
Damn blue collar tweekers and Jerry was a race car driver
+Keith Telesh Don't we all?
WYNONA
YUUUHH
I like how this is primus’s way of telling the fans what they think of them.
A bit sad
What makes you think that this is what Primus thinks about their fans
No it's just Primus's thing to write songs about tweakers.
He is no longer slapping that bass. He is assaulting it.
Yeah and probably harassing it too. :)
I love how Les' hand is a blur from 1:08-1:12.
Yep
What hand?
hes mumbling something while hes playing too
Aaron Paul I think hes just moving his mouth, I catch myself doing the same when playing fast
Hes talking dirty to his bass. Telling it what hes gonna do to it after the video
I used this song as an example in my speech class in high school. It was our intro class, we only had to sell the class our favorite band.
My intro was- "As you all know, I've been sniffing paint since seventh grade".
I got an A+ and rode steady all semester.
God bless the 90s... think we can use that today??? would be awesome
Fuckin Badass Well Done !!
Yep that totally happened.
Same. But it was interpretive speech
"Cool story bro"
But it actually is a fucking cool story...
It's been 4 days and this song STILL WONT LEAVE MY HEAD! AUGHHH!
+magicman93 Sticky, ain't it?
+Lindsay Glenn something about Lacquer Head makes me think I listened to this when I was little....
Ryan Stroup Primus is like that.
Just keep sniffing
+Drew Toeppe til your brain goes pop
1:12. That's one of the better transitions I've heard in a long time. Especially the sudden change in the bass pattern. It's like the bass was used as a rhythm guitar.
He's using flamenco strumming so basically,
Primus is in a genre of its own.
the Audacity sound editor actually lists "Primus" as a genre
Funk metal
I’m glad Les didn’t make it at Metallica
Metallica didn’t make Les, actually.
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Haha, never knew about that.
I’m gonna check that out since I own audacity.
The amount of crazy technical riffs in this song blow my mind. Like as a musician and listening to each individual instrument, these guys are fuckin experts at times scales cause the bpm to this song is all over the place and yet... All Three are in key with one another.
Larry LaLonde, the guitarist, helped invent death metal with the band Possessed before he joined Primus
Still can’t believe that Primus didn’t like this album. It’s got some real bangers.
Yes Primus sucks
This song is one of their best. Super heavy
Primus is one of those bands you have to be ready for, problem is there's no way to prepare a first time listener for it. Music that lives in its own universe
primus will make absolutely incredible songs about the most random things imaginable
Primus isn't my favorite band, but they have the most unique sound I've ever heard. It's a unique fusion of funk and metal and sometimes even bluegrass. Claypool isn't afraid to play what he loves, and that is always easy when you don't play a very popular kind of music. Love Primus. Love Deep Purple. Can't We all just get along?
No one talks about the sweet ass drums!!!!!
awsm
Then you are not listening .. fucking brain has sick style of drumming!!!!
awsm The drums here are blood pumping, some parts are simple.. but depending on the style and if used correctly, you get stand out drums and punch in the face.
jon osborne Actually no, Tim did not do the drums for this song
I know, (and maybe we all know but we didn't say it) but i'm focused on Les, i'm sorry
Brain did crush this song, indeed!
Randomly throughout my life I remember primus exists, forgot how much I loved this band
The staccato drumbeat in this is so perfect.
2:45 is such a heavy breakdown/bridge for the time as it was.
Gordon Hadsall it’s up there with the drop in the Radiohead song 2+2=5
I actually worked on a painting crew run by a lacquerhead one time. Instead of ventilating a house, he'd seal it up completely with plastic, remove his respirator, and spray lacquer on all the woodwork. Wispy clouds of lacquer mist would grow thick and hang oddly in the air, and he would just bathe in it.
I tried it for five minutes one time...yeah...it sets your head on fire. Very odd, but definitely pleasant. And you vibrate at about 60 hz.
I had lacquer breath for hours afterward...just like alcohol breath after a pint of whiskey.
He was 45, but looked like a pale, ghoulish 70. Nice guy, though.
Fella that taught me to paint was a laquerhead. Told me you ain't a painter till you've been in the oil. I understood getting high better that day than I ever have. I could feel myself dying slowly suffocating. I watched dude spin a meth pipe just to come down off the paint
The song literally is talking about how addiction can kill
Been my favorite Primus song for a while now. By far one of the best albums ever.
Everything so perfectly timed it's almost mechanical how they do it i fuggin love it, the build up in this song is crazy strong
That's such a juicy bass line in the chorus. I wish there were more songs like that.
He kept the bass funk in heavy nu metal 😎🤘⚡️🎵🎸💯
Seeing this live was one of the best concert experiences I've ever had.
Primus never gets old. Most amazing talented band. ❤
First time I ever heard this track it was hidden in the middle of the Family Values Tour 1999 album ... Been hooked ever since on Primus
I had severe insomnia in high school and I'm like 90% sure that's why I became a Primus fan
The bass at 1:08 is mesmerizing. Watch it over and over.
Its main riff played 2x times faster 😂
"He was a boy of soft demeanor... and he loved his carburetor cleaner."
This song is awesome lol
Don't see why MTV banned this, its hardly a glorification of drug use..
Exactly. MTV wants to keep their viewerbase as their slaves by showing trivial music videos and reality tv. mtv is the one glorifying drug use.
Tweek MTV is fucking shit
reg5381 Yeah, w/o the 'm' in there haha
reg5381 mtv = music television, take away the m and.. yeah.
It was just a pretext not to broadcast a song that isn't radio-friendly enough, IMO.
Anti-pop is such an under rated primus album. really wish they would re visit this set list for live shows. need to hear this album live
They consistently have turned out the best hits & they are so highly underrated especially the Claypool side projects! Just phenomenal
seeing primus live may be the coolest thing I've ever done
Saw them live 2 days ago, got so excited when they played lacquer head
is this the best primus song ever written? every time i want to listen to Primus, this is always the first song that comes to mind haha
Agree
my name is mud, mr.krinkle and jerry was a racecar driver are all fire too
The amount of effort that goes into their music video just makes me love primus more and more
Love Les' 'walking / trot' moves with his bass. Very groovy stuff, very rockin.
The guitar player switches timing at 1:37... It drives me nuts every time I listen to this song.
Why... why did you have to point this out it cannot be unheard!!!! Nooooooooo
+Tyler McKee It's supposed to accentuate the end of the bar, he goes straight back into the regular timing afterwards
+GlazedGamer So sick. I like it a lot.
+Dee Jay Does it also in the first verse. That does really get into you when you first notice it.
+Joonas Koski It's cool when musicians make those incredibly subtle changes that you don't notice first time around.
It’s amazing how light hearted some primus songs are (John the fisherman, Jerry was a racecar driver) and how dark others are (my name is mud, DMV, laquer head)
Jerry was a race car driver is about a guy crashing into a telephone pole. That’s light-hearted?
@@thelarrycompany8514 And John the Fisherman ends with him dying in the end.
I love how the bass makes this song sound like a running engine; chugging along, sometimes having to be restart then going into overdrive.
Every album cover shown:
2:16 Frizzle Fry
2:20 Sailing The Seas of Cheese
2:22. Miscellaneous Debris
2:26 Pork Soda
2:31 Rhinoplasty
2:33 Sailing The Seas of Cheese
This tune is up there with their greatest hits for me.
Sometimes bored and sometimes lonely
Pimple faced and rather homely
He wasn't much for socializin'
The TV kept a mesmerizin'
In one ear and out the other
Picked up a trick from his older brother
Got him a can of sniffin' sauce
Pinned his mind up on a cross
Lacquer head knows but one desire
Lacquer head sets his skull on fire
Lacquer head knows no in-betweens
Huffin' on bags of gasoline
Sniffin' paint since the seventh grade
She was high on gin and gatorade
On turpentine she lost her luck
Fell in front of a speeding pick-up truck
He was a boy of soft demeanor
And he loved his carburetor cleaner
The vapor made a sweet aroma
He sniffed himself into a coma
Lacquer head knows but one desire
Lacquer head sets his skull on fire
Lacquer head knows no in-betweens
Huffin' on bags of gasoline
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes pop
Keep on sniffin' till your brain goes, POP!
Lacquer head knows but one desire
Lacquer head sets his skull on fire
Lacquer head knows no in-betweens
Huffin' on bags of gasoline
Gj
He's just abusing that bass, gotta love it.
☢ ᴅᴠᴅ ᴘʟᴀʏᴀ ☣
☢ ᴅᴠᴅ ᴘʟᴀʏᴀ ☣ it ain't easy being claypools bass
That's exactly how you do bass.
it makes me want to abuse him while he abuses his bass or maybe abuse myself while he abuses his bass or let him abuse me and his bass simultaneously...i will see myself out, shit
Les is the most mind blowing bass player I know.Is there another one as crazy as him?
Bandas como Primus, que estão à frente de seu tempo, geralmente fazem sucesso anos depois mesmo! 🤘
This is the only music that sounds like this. Nobody else can do this. You can’t have a strong band led by the best bassist in the world and not have it be mind bending. Les Claypool can kill on a bass, a double bass, a standing bass, and a whamola... no other band is led like this. Always a fan.
The most original band ever. One of my favs.
Anyone think Primus should make an animated movie with all the characters from their videos, maybe with a bit of help from Matt Stone and Trey Parker on the script? It could be an even trippier experience than Yellow Submarine.
Errrrrr....YES!~
make this please
Wasn't it called SouthPark?
John the fisherman was in southpark guitar queer-o
Oh f*** yes!!! I’d totally sit down with a couple beers and watch that.
Bless my dad (1977-2018) for exposing me to Primus at age 5. Without music and Primus, i wouldn't have been here thanks to my dad. Sometimes watching this video pains me and pumps me up at the same time.
This guys were ahead of their time, and I think even by today standards. That's the reason why their music weren't that popular such other bands.
so huffing gas makes you hallucinate primus music videos, yeah that seems about right
spacefucker sadly that’s not true. I would know because I’ve been sniffing paint since the seventh grade.
this needs to be top comment.
spacefucker yes it does I see them all the time
This song is about dmt i feel
It's clearly an advert by Shell for the benefits of huffing gas.
the real reason this was banned from mtv is because they didn't want to alienate their core audience at the time, huffers.
Mr. Claypool, has one of the most unique styles of Music in the world. Pure genious. 🏴☠️
Some bands have a lead guitarist. Primus has a lead bassist.
Like Rush!
And Thin Lizzie!
And Level 42!
MadSam ! And Tool!
@@bxcon_p1ckl342 Maybe on some songs like reflection, but adam has some great lead work especially on the new album.
Andrew Kescenovitz yeah me and my dad listen to them all the time
I really don't get why people say this. The majority of Les' bass parts are mostly rhythm, they're not really leads at all. Technical and hard to play does not equal lead.
One of the most talented and original bands of all time, all members are geniuses on their instruments.
recorded live in Detroit...proud to say I was there!!!! they played the song live then les said we're going to do some nilly vanilly? and record this live the crowd went bonkers and the rest is history. enjoy friends;)--~
Comment if you were there that night!!!! Detroit Rock city!!!!
Correct on all details except that was Kalamazoo State Theater. I was there too. I saw them many times at the State in Detroit but only once in Kzoo.
I’ve probably played this song more than any other throughout my life; still a bop 💯
2:44 is underrated as fuck. It's not that complicated to play, but god damn that bassline sounds badass.
Always will be my favorite song by them.
Been getting a bunch of primus in my recommendations and I’m not mad
Haven't listened to primus since jr high school and totally miss how good they are.
I like that the hallucinations are represented by previous Primus music videos. Never set my skull on fire, myself, but if I were to do so, I imagine it'd be like much like one such video; clay-mation, Tom Waits and people with horribly large heads and shiny plastic skin.
Huffing really does just set your skull on fire, everything gets numb and your throat feels alien. Also all you can taste is your sauce of choice.
Tim Fuglsang I'd be too afraid of getting some Deliverance hallucination with Les spewing chew spit and getting stuck next to two fat hillbillies in a steamroom with Sally Struthers pushing a plate of bon-bons at me. Bad fucking craziness, man!
@@EvanTheMess Nah sorry i will just occasionally get a good breath on the gas pump
most underrated band of all time
1:11 that transition is so clean
These guys kill live. So thankful they are still touring!!
Damn the Nostalgia Critic can play the SHIT outta that bass!
He does it so you don't have to. ;)
@@thomasgreaves5334 2:15 FRIZZLE FLY 2:21 JOHN THE FISHERMAN
No need to insult les claypool like that
@@FFFreak719 For real
Hahaha
Such a funky bassist
Never knew Fidel Castro was such a good bassist
lol
Uhhhhh that’s les claypool
Slipknot Luv3r it’s a joke
Or gun jesus
@@robyndale4839 no it's Fidel Castro
Ahhhh, love this so much!!
Best thing Fred Durst ever did!!
1:09 That part is just badass
Awesome video, just gotta love Primus.
I've listened to this 5 times today.
NO REGRETS!
Thank you Mr Campbell for showing me this wonderful song
my baby brother's 28th birthday is today. he introduced me to this band and many many other great bands!!
That is some impressive claymation and bass
Finally learned how to play this! I've been on a huge Primus kick since I finally learned how to slap.
Did you get to see the current tour? It might have ended by now. I saw it last month.
That tapped harmonic part the guitar does during the chorus sounds so good
Ive never listened to Primus before but now I cant get this song out of my head
There are times where a band will change members and go down a totally different path... Sometimes it rocks, sometimes it sucks. RHCP did that with Dave Navarro, One Hot Minute being the album. Primus did this too with Brain, Brown Album and Antipop I think. For both bands these were interesting times, fascinating to me and I love the music that came of this experimentation, yet both bands also seem to refuse to acknowledge the existence of these periods. I understand Herb doesn't want to play music that was created without him, and RHCP went all....soft I feel, after John returned on guitar.
For both bands, they created some seriously badass music, yet they never play it live.
Anthrax, with John Bush.
They'll play stuff off the brown and the antipop albums
Sometimes
This song is underrated. That bass line is so fucking tight.
"Upbeat rock music"
Thank you, captions.
Anyone know what specifics let Les do that funky ass slide at 2:09?
Probably an envelope filter pedal
The bass in this is straight mesmerizing. I lose my shit every time les starts his work
For anyone wondering about where the things for the “keep on sniffing till your brain goes pop” are from, this is a complete list (edited)
Redone Frizzle Fry Cover
John The Fisherman
Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
Miscellaneous Debris Animated Cover
My Name Is Mud
John The Fisherman
Rhinoplasty Enhanced CD Intro
Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
Tommy The Cat
Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver
Southbound Pachyderm
The first ??? is a redone model of the Frizzle Fry album cover that was done for this video. The second ??? is an animated version of the Miscellaneous Debris album cover and the third ??? is from the John the Fisherman music video
i remember one night, in my high-school years, being awaken by the tv, a rock music show was on playing this; i was clearly confused, said a natural "wtf" to myself followed by a "hmm.. yes..", fallen back to sleep without knowing the band's name... many years went by until i got to re-encounter Primus; but now we are back together forever :)
Les has to be the best bass player bro. He's unreal with the bass
0:52 that's heavy stuff
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It's crazy how similar Les Claypool and Geddy Lee are.... a vocal style that isn't for everybody but an absolute master virtuoso on bass.
It was cool to hear Herb play this on their recent tour. Herb and Brain really are two totally different styles that work great with Primus.
The fucking groove gets me every time.
the first frame of 3:15 kills me
PRIMUS anti-piracy screen
Deserves 7 Billion views.
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