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Fantano'd:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHg3Cq8V6Tg

I usually hate that guy but that's a solid review.

I thought so too, that's why I posted it.

I don't wanna know why Pannthony Blantanno "liked" LEFTY FRIZZEL FRIEDT, but thanks 4 playin'

The substitute "staff" reviewers are moore palatable these days, but I can't remember any oe'r their names

coupleonapkins wrote: ↑Wed Jan 08, 2025 8:28 am I don't wanna know why Pannthony Blantanno "liked" LEFTY FRIZZEL FRIEDT, but thanks 4 playin'

The substitute "staff" reviewers are moore palatable these days, but I can't remember any oe'r their names

A mental workout reliant upon substitute reviewers might lead to a staff infection unless you wipe down the equipment between usages.

Heard Primus in high school (Sailing The Seas Of Cheese) and been loving the band since. That, Pork Soda and Punchbowl are probably my faves. Like someone mentioned indeed Brown Album was very different in sound and feeling. I find it somehow very... staccato, probably because Brain's playing but the rest of the band seem to be playing the same way. And I do like that album, now more than when it was released. The Desaturating Seven I have tried a couple of times but it just does not grab me. At all.

In Finland we had one great(?) band very much influenced by Primus. It was called Donits-Osmo Experience. They didn't release much officially but the bass played was able to do some pretty great and freaky slapping ala Les Claypool. And the most amazing thing is that the young bass player was Ville Valo (later known as the vocalist of HIM and a solo career), the vocalist is now a renown actress, and the guitarist and drummer had plenty of fame in a band called Ultra Bra that was VERY popular in Finland in the late '90s.
Couldn't find anything except this muddy (soundwise and visually) video on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTtQhMfogEk