My fav as well. Saw Oysterhead right before Covid stopped everything and this was one of the encore songs. Trey was extremely excited to get to play it.
Ahh!! I was there for this. Accidentally ended up on the edge of the "Banana Blender" when it first broke out 😂 Hearing this song live though was practically fucking euphoric the way the bass just rattled your whole chest 🫡 MY favorite performance of the entire festival for sure!!
I was not too far behind you here…what an amazing festival! So many great bands 🤘 and I remember seeing that MTV Spring Break deal he was talking about 🤣
You guys are so cool I hear a lot of good things about Bill the bassist I like the fundamentals from the mud tune hey guys my question is I would like to see these guys play secret agent Man buy a group called Devo band I'm trying to visualize how cool these guys would be playing Devo. 😎👍
setup is more like his 90s pork pie kit herb used during sailing the Seas and pork soda. He's got a smaller Star Classic that he used that night when Primus and Tool jammed together it was a benefit concert you can see it on UA-cam and Danny and herb do a drum off and herb is the better of the two! These guys just keep getting better with age man I was fortunate enough to see him at Tipitina's in New Orleans during Frizzle fry then I saw them during the greatest concert I've ever witnessed and that's when they opened up for Rush at UNO Lakefront Arena during sailing the Seas of cheese and Rush roll the bones album. In that red rose LSD was amazing that night. Then I saw them at State Palace Theater for pork soda and a year later I saw them at Lollapalooza for Tales from the Punchbowl. Tales from the Punchbowl was in 95 I believe and I didn't see them again until they did Charlie and the Chocolate Factory which is(2016) when herb basically came back to the band cuz when he left it wasn't the same. Don't get me wrong brain is a killer drummer and so is Jay Lane but they're not herb. And finally I saw him at the same theater couple years later for the desaturating seven which might be the best primer show I've ever seen. And I also got the band's autobiography that night signed but they're rocking just like they did the last time I saw them just keep getting better with age like a fine wine. But the show I had tickets for that I regret not going to probably the greatest show they ever did and that's when they did the tribute to rush for the farewell to Kings album I actually got really sick with the flu and I couldn't go I was so pissed off and I've seen shows all over the country they did for it and it was just amazing. But I know I can still top it because I saw them open for rush in 92 so you can't beat that
I guess I didn't have pond water in my formula as a kid. I get my name is mud it's actually got a kind of a cool groove , some other stuff is mildly amusing, but this just stinks on ice it's nothing but a bunch of silly racket. I could fart better lyrics. I like buffoonery and clever and silly stuff but this does not hit the mark. I guess I should have been privy to some special research chemicals like most of the people that like this
I'll never get this band. Like a poor man's Zappa? Is that it. Why duz that guy walk out after the band has already started like he's James Brown or Diana Ross?
@@paulthesoundguy1 hey Paul - there's a key on your computer there - it says CAPS LOCK it's stuck on. Or are you some 68 year old lady who just goes thru life like that? (Now THERE'S some sarcasm for ya!) 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Greatest drummer from the past 35years Tim herb Alexander, he has had two heart attacks and he's still the man. Keep tearing down the Walls Tim
You wouldn't say that to Danny's face.
You obviously don’t know who Danny Carey is?
I'm grateful that they are still kicking ass. They are aging like a fine wine. 🤘🏼 Thanks for the video.
Larry Lalonde playing a Les Paul?!?!?!
One of my favorite parts of a Primus show is seeing the series of beautiful vintage Strats he plays.
One of the funnest concerts I’ve attended was Primus with my son about seven years ago. Les and boys were so fun to watch and listen to.
Favorite Primus song. I remember when I first heard it in Woodstock 1994.
My fav as well. Saw Oysterhead right before Covid stopped everything and this was one of the encore songs. Trey was extremely excited to get to play it.
Ahh!! I was there for this. Accidentally ended up on the edge of the "Banana Blender" when it first broke out 😂 Hearing this song live though was practically fucking euphoric the way the bass just rattled your whole chest 🫡 MY favorite performance of the entire festival for sure!!
I could've lived without the 50 crowdsurfers knocking me in the head though 🤣
I was not too far behind you here…what an amazing festival! So many great bands 🤘 and I remember seeing that MTV Spring Break deal he was talking about 🤣
These guys have aged like fine wine
I was at that Spring Break show - Primus, Naughty By Nature, Ugly Kid Joe and Salt N Pepa.
Old Lerrrrr on the Les Paul shreading as usual. Les playin that hunk o furniture like a mad man and Herb turning out the beats!! Epic...
Love that gritty Shure Green Bullet vocal😎
Never be another Claypool!!!!
No doubt, Les was even wearing a Grateful Dead shirt during that Spring Break show! ✌️
Les is doing the Charlie Daniels look.
You guys are so cool I hear a lot of good things about Bill the bassist I like the fundamentals from the mud tune hey guys my question is I would like to see these guys play secret agent Man buy a group called Devo band I'm trying to visualize how cool these guys would be playing Devo. 😎👍
I wanted to rock out to this but it just wasn't there.
setup is more like his 90s pork pie kit herb used during sailing the Seas and pork soda. He's got a smaller Star Classic that he used that night when Primus and Tool jammed together it was a benefit concert you can see it on UA-cam and Danny and herb do a drum off and herb is the better of the two! These guys just keep getting better with age man I was fortunate enough to see him at Tipitina's in New Orleans during Frizzle fry then I saw them during the greatest concert I've ever witnessed and that's when they opened up for Rush at UNO Lakefront Arena during sailing the Seas of cheese and Rush roll the bones album. In that red rose LSD was amazing that night. Then I saw them at State Palace Theater for pork soda and a year later I saw them at Lollapalooza for Tales from the Punchbowl. Tales from the Punchbowl was in 95 I believe and I didn't see them again until they did Charlie and the Chocolate Factory which is(2016) when herb basically came back to the band cuz when he left it wasn't the same. Don't get me wrong brain is a killer drummer and so is Jay Lane but they're not herb. And finally I saw him at the same theater couple years later for the desaturating seven which might be the best primer show I've ever seen. And I also got the band's autobiography that night signed but they're rocking just like they did the last time I saw them just keep getting better with age like a fine wine. But the show I had tickets for that I regret not going to probably the greatest show they ever did and that's when they did the tribute to rush for the farewell to Kings album I actually got really sick with the flu and I couldn't go I was so pissed off and I've seen shows all over the country they did for it and it was just amazing. But I know I can still top it because I saw them open for rush in 92 so you can't beat that
Still waiting to see europe tour
Lol what a fucking monster. They play this song a lot. It gives each of them their own time to completely abuse their instruments.
Larry has sort of a Dean Ween appearance going on.
When did Les turn into Charlie Daniels?
Up Close Joe….you failed us at 3:58 Not nearly close enough.
Primus Sucks!
Bro - really. What am I missing here? It's like Zappa on bad acid. No no - not even that good.
I guess I didn't have pond water in my formula as a kid. I get my name is mud it's actually got a kind of a cool groove , some other stuff is mildly amusing, but this just stinks on ice it's nothing but a bunch of silly racket. I could fart better lyrics. I like buffoonery and clever and silly stuff but this does not hit the mark. I guess I should have been privy to some special research chemicals like most of the people that like this
I'll never get this band. Like a poor man's Zappa? Is that it. Why duz that guy walk out after the band has already started like he's James Brown or Diana Ross?
If you don’t get it, that’s on you.
ITS SARCASM MIXED WITH ANTI-REALITY. AND ADD IN SOME POLITICAL SAUCE…..NOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND
@@paulthesoundguy1 hey Paul - there's a key on your computer there - it says CAPS LOCK it's stuck on. Or are you some 68 year old lady who just goes thru life like that?
(Now THERE'S some sarcasm for ya!) 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@stutzbearcat5624 NO ACTUALLY I AM YELLING. HAHAHAHA. I KNOW THE DIFFERENCE