This entire music video was shot in one take, which is pretty impressive. Loving the Primus reactions. Remember, each one of their albums has a completely different vibe/sound but you know its still Primus. This songs off Pork Soda, Their darker album for sure from 94.
The lyrics are not always nonsense. "Mrs. Blaileen" "Bob" "Seargeant Baker" "American Life" all have very important messages. Do not dismiss Primus lyrics out of hand!
@@Kevin-dn8qe i feel like people think the lyrics are nonsense because its precise and abstract. Research goes a long way. This is coming from a former battle rapper. To me lyrics are everything, Primus is definitely a staple in abstract lyricism in all genres. Les is a genius an those bass lines are so gritty and distinct. Irreplaceable, timeless music.
Even these lyrics aren't nonsense. I have no idea who Mr. Krinkle is supposed to be, but claypool is singing about local (to him - Bay area/California) conservation issues and the environment vs other monied and entrenched interests.
Mr. Krinkle is a pretty excellent example of primus' blend of skill, creativity and strangeness. Nothing against the pieces you mention, but they are much more straightforward musically and compositionaly. American life being the exception, musical complexity-wise
Fun fact: The guy pushing the cart with an umbrella toward the end of the video is Bryan "Brain" Mantia, who would later serve as Primus' drummer for a few years and record two albums and an EP with them.
It's just cool that they are absolute top of the line musicians but they know how to have a whole lot of fun LOL. Definitely a style of their own. I'm glad you liked it!
I had the privilege to see them on their Pork Soda tour and it was just like this. Stand up bass and all. The opening cartoons were the best! Dancing hotdogs! Who was there?
hey man, do you want to hear something really badass? check out their rendition of "the Devil Went Down to Georgia". it has a bunch of claymation that is siiiiiick... and some violins of course. peace be upon you bro.
oh yeah: you should hurry up and get you an electric guitar... closest thing to a magic wand. you don't need to pay a bunch of money for one but you do want one that plays well. the tone is mostly the pickups and you can replace those at any time if you want ones that sound different... just make sure somebody in the biz checks it out for playability cuz that's what's going to make you stick with it. if you want sustain- get one that weighs a bunch and does not have a vibrato type Bridge (a "whammy bar")... if you want one that does distortion well (overdriving the input stage of an amplifier)... then get one with really "hot" pickups (high output, usually a set of "humbuckers" will suffice). if you want a brighter more bell-like sound... then lower output single coils like a strat has or something similar. I could go on... often I do. rock on man.
I hope you keep doing more Primus, though I'd like to suggest something not by them. Nirvana, Where Did You Sleep Last Night from MTV Unplugged. I see you've done some Nirvana songs, but unless you tried and the video was block it looks like you haven't done that song.
This entire music video was shot in one take, which is pretty impressive. Loving the Primus reactions. Remember, each one of their albums has a completely different vibe/sound but you know its still Primus. This songs off Pork Soda, Their darker album for sure from 94.
The lyrics are not always nonsense. "Mrs. Blaileen" "Bob" "Seargeant Baker" "American Life" all have very important messages. Do not dismiss Primus lyrics out of hand!
Thank you for saying that. It's totally true. Even this song. They aren't a "lyric band," but their lyrics aren't just nonsense.
@@Kevin-dn8qe Les Claypool is a poet, and that needs to be appreciated!
Too many puppy’s is a deep song. Frizzle Fry on the other hand 😂
@@Kevin-dn8qe i feel like people think the lyrics are nonsense because its precise and abstract. Research goes a long way. This is coming from a former battle rapper. To me lyrics are everything, Primus is definitely a staple in abstract lyricism in all genres. Les is a genius an those bass lines are so gritty and distinct. Irreplaceable, timeless music.
Even these lyrics aren't nonsense. I have no idea who Mr. Krinkle is supposed to be, but claypool is singing about local (to him - Bay area/California) conservation issues and the environment vs other monied and entrenched interests.
Check out Primus "My name is mud"
The really amazing part is the video was shot in one contentious take..
Those Damn Blue Collared Tweakers Live at Woodstock ‘94!!
who in the world got you to do mr krinkle next? blue collar tweakers , too many puppies , srgt baker . pudding time , american life ,
Mr. Krinkle is a pretty excellent example of primus' blend of skill, creativity and strangeness. Nothing against the pieces you mention, but they are much more straightforward musically and compositionaly. American life being the exception, musical complexity-wise
I snuck out of bed when moms went to sleep to hit that A/B button on the SPICE channel and ended up seeing the world premiere on Headbangers Ball.
I’ve always loved that song!!!!
That whole album rocked
Sailing the Seas of cheese, pork soda, fish on, my name is mud, American Life, those damned blue-collar tweekers. To name a few. Dig the reactions.
Fun fact: The guy pushing the cart with an umbrella toward the end of the video is Bryan "Brain" Mantia, who would later serve as Primus' drummer for a few years and record two albums and an EP with them.
I love people ike you man...so informative. Its the little keynotes and facts that make the music that much more intuitive
Hey man, credit to you for having a good sense of humor. You get it.
This was the song that turned me on to Primus when I was a teenager. I've been a hardcore fan since then!
Faith No More - Midlife Crisis.
This song is a childhood classic to me. Glad I found your channel. Subscribed. Great reaction.
It's just cool that they are absolute top of the line musicians but they know how to have a whole lot of fun LOL. Definitely a style of their own. I'm glad you liked it!
I had the privilege to see them on their Pork Soda tour and it was just like this. Stand up bass and all. The opening cartoons were the best! Dancing hotdogs! Who was there?
Too many puppies primus
Yes please
This is one of my favorite videos from this band!
Fun Fact about this video. It was so controversial at the time that MTV refused to air the music video.
MY friend, you don't question Primus...you just listen to Primus
Oh man, you are in for one hell of a ride
Fish on Primus
Love your reaction, made me laugh with this song in the background! Good times!
This video always felt like a fever dream or hallucination.
Primus song- hoinfodaman
Got some tasty cola round mherea
Hell yeah!
in video there family and friends. plus all in one take😮😮😮😮
One of my favorite videos
American life .. A MUST SONG FOR USA ..
More Primus !!!!
do primus' winonas big brown beaver and my name is mud
This is the Twilight Zone of music videos.
Check out "Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers" live! The crowd goes nuts.
hey man, do you want to hear something really badass? check out their rendition of "the Devil Went Down to Georgia". it has a bunch of claymation that is siiiiiick... and some violins of course. peace be upon you bro.
Next up,"Shake Hands with Beef"(Primus) PLEEAAASE...😃👍
8:15 onward just turns into 2020.
Their lyrics are half the fun. Funny funny funny
Hey, my man, give Too Many Puppies or Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers a go. Nice reaction. Let's have another!
“What is going on?” A better description of Primus doesn’t exist
oh yeah: you should hurry up and get you an electric guitar... closest thing to a magic wand. you don't need to pay a bunch of money for one but you do want one that plays well. the tone is mostly the pickups and you can replace those at any time if you want ones that sound different... just make sure somebody in the biz checks it out for playability cuz that's what's going to make you stick with it. if you want sustain- get one that weighs a bunch and does not have a vibrato type Bridge (a "whammy bar")... if you want one that does distortion well (overdriving the input stage of an amplifier)... then get one with really "hot" pickups (high output, usually a set of "humbuckers" will suffice). if you want a brighter more bell-like sound... then lower output single coils like a strat has or something similar. I could go on... often I do. rock on man.
Good stuff. U want to see and hear something different, don’t you?
Every now and then.
Primus "Red State Gurl"
Swaggy the g.o.a.t
Entertainment good morning
I hope you keep doing more Primus, though I'd like to suggest something not by them. Nirvana, Where Did You Sleep Last Night from MTV Unplugged. I see you've done some Nirvana songs, but unless you tried and the video was block it looks like you haven't done that song.
Do the live radio relics of frezzy fry
Check out Primus My Name is Mud
Welcome to the circus
Is this 1 camera and 1 take??? Must have been a bitch to shoot with all the stuff going on.
React to my name is mud
It’s a circus
Rancid "Time Bomb" they have a ton of bangers to check out.
PRIMUS SUCKS!!
Primus = Nonsense.
Primus sucks!!!!!!!!!!!
PRIMUS SUCKS