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United States Song's language. English Artist's website. List of songs: All lyrics written by Les Claypool, all music composed by Primus. Title Original album Length 1. 'To Defy the Laws of Tradition' Frizzle Fry (6:41 2. 'John the Fisherman (Frizzle Fry 3:37 3.

'Too Many Puppies (Frizzle Fry 3:58 4. 'Jerry Was a Race Car Driver (Sailing the Seas of Cheese (3:11 5. 'Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers (Sailing the Seas of Cheese 5:17 6.

Wagon christ musipal rar. Boney L (2:01) 10. Receiver (3:24) 09. Cris Chana (4:50) 11.

'Tommy the Cat (Sailing the Seas of Cheese 4:14 7. 'My Name Is Mud (Pork Soda (4:45 8. Krinkle' Pork Soda 5:25 9.

'DMV' Pork Soda 4:56 10. 'Over the Electric Grapevine' Tales from the Punchbowl (6:23 11. 'Wynona's Big Brown Beaver (Tales from the Punchbowl 4:22 12.

'Southbound Pachyderm (Tales from the Punchbowl 6:23 13. 'Over the Falls (Brown Album (2:41 14. 'Shake Hands with Beef ((Extended Version) Brown Album 4:23 15. 'Coattails of a Dead Man' Antipop (5:17 16.

'Mary the Ice Cube' Animals Should Not Try to Act Like People (4:37 Total length: 76:10.

When i first heard Primus album i thought that Flea was the greatest bassist of all time. 30 seconds later my mind was changed. Being a bassist myself I dont understand how Les Claypool manages to play so well and fluently and be able to sing at the same time. Primus - Sailing the Seas of Cheese: Guitar and Bass Transcriptions (Play-It-Like-It-Is) Amazon (Play It Like It Is). This fantastic songbook features note-for-note transcriptions with tab for both Les Claypool's amazing bass work and Larry LaLonde's ace axe playing.

The first album to achieve much widespread airplay (thanks to its release on a major), and the one that broke them on MTV, completely redefined the possibilities of the electric bass in rock music for those who'd never heard the group before. Slapping like a funk player, but strumming power chords and finger-tapping like a metal guitar hero, coaxed sounds from his instrument that had rarely if ever been made the focus of a rock band. 's riffs were so full and dominant that they hardly needed to be doubled by guitarist (and wouldn't have had the same effect anyway), which freed him up on most songs to launch into dissonant, atonal solos that essentially functioned as texture, complementing 's oddly whimsical sense of melody.

The combination results in a weird atmosphere that could be transformed into something dark or eerie, but 's thin, nasal voice and demented blue-collar persona place the record firmly in the realm of the cheerfully bizarre. The compositions are mostly riff-driven, fleshing out their heavy metal roots with prog rock tricks from and, as well as the novelty side of 's sense of humor. The willful goofiness may alienate some listeners, but it can also obscure some genuinely dark humor, and it never detracts from the band's frequently stunning musicianship. Somewhat analogous to jazz trumpeter, hasn't inspired many direct imitators because of his tremendous feats of dexterity. But his stature as a virtuoso able to take his instrument into previously undreamed-of realms is without question. Though tones down ' penchant for jamming, it's the tightest, most song-oriented representation of their jaw-dropping, one-of-a-kind style.