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Primus' second release (but first studio album), 1990's FRIZZLE FRY, remains one of this psycho-noise-funk-freakout band's finest. Whereas most other funk-like hard rock bands at the time came off half-baked and silly, Primus were one of the genre's masters (bassist Les Claypool had done hard time in funk/jazz cover bands prior to Primus). Several songs on FRIZZLE FRY had already been issued on the in-concert SUCK ON THIS, but dazzling renditions of "John the Fisherman," "Ground Hog's Day," "Pudding Time," and "Harold of the Rocks" outdo the originals. Add to it such newer tracks as "To Defy the Laws of Tradition," "Too Many Puppies," and "Mr. Knowitall," and you have the Primus second classic in a row.
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Primus: Les Claypool (vocals, acoustic bass guitar, bass guitar); Larry LaLonde (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Tim "Herb" 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..." Frizzle Fry Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Primussucks!
Well, you either like Primus or you don't, but if you do dig 'em and have only been exposed to more recent albums "Brown Album" or "Antipop" definitely check out the old stuff, including this album which in my opinion rules WAY more!
Submitted by lmagnusson (Novato, CA) 
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This is clearly one of the best albums that the band has produced. It has the inventiveness, talent and humor that made Primus the great band that they were.
Submitted by a reviewer (Oklahoma City, OK, USA)
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Primus is truly a band who have completely molded their own sound no band I've ever heard even touches close to this type of musical insanity other than Mr. Bungle. If you have an open mind I reccomend checking this out. The bass is insane.
Submitted by srbrucker (kcmo)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Its Frizzle Fry by a Mile!
This is their best album, no question. Sailing The SEas Of Cheese was good but this was way, way better. Too Many Puppies and Harold of the Rocks, and I personally liked Spegetti Western too, were 4 of their top 10 songs right there. Buy This Album.
Submitted by Zac (Denver,CO,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No can't believe its not butter
no butter necessary, just frizzle fry and some pudding time. this cd is undefineable, and to try to define it, would be un-tryable.
Submitted by zola (Flint, MI, USA)
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