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Recorded live in 1990, SUCK ON THIS is the perfect snapshot of Primus in its infancy. The classic line-up of Les Claypool (bass/vocals), Larry LaLonde (guitar), and Tim "Herb" Alexander (drums) was only together for a mere few months when these shows were recorded at California's Berkeley Square (in February and March of '89). Almost every song would be re-recorded in the studio on future releases, but several of the original live versions on SUCK ON THIS remain the definitive ones--such as the kooky narrative "Tommy the Cat" and the snide "The Heckler." Other standouts include such early Primus classics as "John the Fisherman," "Jellikit," "Pudding Time," and "Harold of the Rocks."
Recorded live at The Berkeley Square, Berkeley, California on February 25 and March 5, 1989. Originally released on Prawn Song. Includes liner notes by Les Claypool.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Primus: Les Claypool (vocals, bass); Larry Lalonde (guitar); Tim Alexander (drums).
Alternative Press (7/02, p.98) - "...These reissues benefit from keen remastering, making it even more obvious that Primus' crunch has influenced legions of nu-metal soldiers..." Primus Suck On This Songs Suck On This Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   Best live album ever
primus has outdone themselves with this ablum. not only is les the best funk bassist out there but he can do these riffs while singing. and you cant deny that tommy the cat is one of their greatest songs.
"Hey, were waiting for this bastard. Everyone say Larry your a bastard." -Les
Submitted by dawnofthedead (Merrimack, NH USA)
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 Les Is God!!!!!
An amazing album. Such classic Primus songs as an oddly subdued "Tommy The Cat" and a great version of "Harrold Of The Rocks" Les' quirky singing style and amazing bass skills are clearly on display on this album. The only place to find "Jellikit" and "The Heckler", a must own for any Primus, Les Claypool, or alternative rock fans alike
Submitted by Primussucks3 (Taunton, MA, USA)
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great
all the songs are great
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Purchase Suck On This CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Primus Brown Album CD (1997)
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Primus' sixth full-length release solidifies the trio's direction as a funkabilly band driven by Les Claypool's slapping and flamenco (!) techniques on the six string bass. On the opening track, "The Return Of Sathington Willougby," Claypool addresses his listeners with a staggered voice and ...
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Principally recorded at Prairie Sun Recording, Cotati, California.
What could be more fun than a Primus album? How about an album of cover songs done Primus style? On RHINOPLASTY, Les and company attack a set of already fairly wacky songs and make them even wackier. Thus XTC's "Scissor Man" is full of Larry LaLonde's trademark disjointed guitar and on Metallica's "The Thing That Should Not Be," Les Claypool sounds like he's singing in a tin can.
Stanley Clarke's "Silly Putty" is a funky jazz-fusion workout that lets the group show off their considerable chops. The Police's "Behind My Camel," which was the oddest of the songs to begin with, is given the most faithful reading. Of course the CD wouldn't be complete without a few selections from Primus' own songbook. Live versions ...
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| | Primus Antipop CD (1999)
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Primus is sometimes considered a square peg in a round hole amongst the band's musical peers. Yet somehow, Les Claypool and company have always managed a perfect fit. On ANTIPOP, the band continues on its fearless musical journey. The impressive roster of guest artists is only part of the reason why this album is a must for music fans who walk their own paths.
Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello brings his percussive and unnerving guitar sound to "Electric Uncle Sam" and "Mama Didn't Raise No Fool." On the tongue-in-cheek "Sacred Cow," Les Claypool's distinctive slap-bass style shines. Guitarist Larry LaLonde is conservative yet brilliant in his moody, textural playing that is fitting without ever being flashy. "Eclectic Electric" brings together an unlikely pair of guests: Jim Martin and Metallica's James Hetfield, both of whom were in bands with the late Cliff Burton. Drummer Brian "Brain" Mantia, who returned to Primus for THE BROWN ALBUM, neatly fills the vacancy left by Tim Alexander, offering complex rhythms and jazz-influenced dynamics. ...
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| | Thievery Corporation Cosmic Game CD (2005)
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Washington, DC-based sophisticates Thievery Corporation (producers Rob Garza and Eric Hilton) made several albums of superb down-tempo electronica prior to THE COSMIC GAME, and each release refined the duo's sensuous blend of deep, head-nodding beats, exotic world-music melodies, and lounge-ready atmospherics. This 2005 record builds on the strengths of the Corporation's previous albums, offering more stylish, club-targeted soundscapes to excellent effect. The series of all-star guests that parades through the album raises the Corporation's profile even higher.
The Flaming Lips contribute additional instruments and vocals to the dreamy opener "Marching the Hate Machines (Into the Sun)," while the trip-hop-flavored "Revolution Solution" features Perry Farrell on vocals. Indian themes surface with vocalist Gunjan and sitar player Arjuna Pashwami on "Satyam Shivam Sundaram," and Verny Varela's singing gives ...
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