tangy Posted April 20, 2019 Share Posted April 20, 2019 (edited) Well i hoping ged was going to drop by but alas he did not. Great show despite not knowing their original material. In the court of the crimson king!!! Edited April 20, 2019 by tangy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
goose Posted April 21, 2019 Share Posted April 21, 2019 Well i hoping ged was going to drop by but alas he did not. Great show despite not knowing their original material. In the court of the crimson king!!!Sweet! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RushFanForever Posted April 21, 2019 Share Posted April 21, 2019 (edited) I wonder if The Claypool Lennon Delirium has a musical vibe similar to what Geddy Lee's nephew Rob Higgins did with Rocket Science in the late 90's. The group released an album titled 'Foolscap'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd7pgDxKoy8 Edited April 21, 2019 by RushFanForever Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tangy Posted April 23, 2019 Share Posted April 23, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
condemned2bfree Posted April 24, 2019 Share Posted April 24, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... Totally. I loved Primus up to Seas of Cheese, started to loose way around The Brown Album and Antipop. Primus have their moments, and I always check them out, but it just misses that early magic. Les has struck gold with the new album South Of Reality, and with the Lennon collaboration in general. I hope they carry on with this direction. It's the best thing Mr Claypool has been involved in for a long time. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tangy Posted April 24, 2019 Share Posted April 24, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... Totally. I loved Primus up to Seas of Cheese, started to loose way around The Brown Album and Antipop. Primus have their moments, and I always check them out, but it just misses that early magic. Les has struck gold with the new album South Of Reality, and with the Lennon collaboration in general. I hope they carry on with this direction. It's the best thing Mr Claypool has been involved in for a long time. Yes indeed South of reality is great I saw they are opening for the flaming lips this summer. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ytserush Posted April 26, 2019 Share Posted April 26, 2019 I wonder if The Claypool Lennon Delirium has a musical vibe similar to what Geddy Lee's nephew Rob Higgins did with Rocket Science in the late 90's. The group released an album titled 'Foolscap'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd7pgDxKoy8 I like this album but it' been at least six months since I popped it in the CD player. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ytserush Posted April 26, 2019 Share Posted April 26, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tangy Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... He really is amazingly profilic Not at the buckethead level but his discograghy is deep. I think at this point now that ged has retired and chris squire us dead that les is the most prominent and or important rock bass player... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JohnnyBlaze Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... He really is amazingly profilic Not at the buckethead level but his discograghy is deep. I think at this point now that ged has retired and chris squire us dead that les is the most prominent and or important rock bass player... Rush is retired but I’m not so sure Geddy is. I think he’s still got some juice in the box. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tangy Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... He really is amazingly profilic Not at the buckethead level but his discograghy is deep. I think at this point now that ged has retired and chris squire us dead that les is the most prominent and or important rock bass player... Rush is retired but I’m not so sure Geddy is. I think he’s still got some juice in the box. I hear you and hope you are right but.... its been years now right? In some way its like neil put ged and alex into retirement mode until they record and tour again. Anyways i doudt ged will ever return to recording and touring like les is doing now Please geddy, prove me wrong. I love mfh and had a friend in high school who said i would buy a record if geddy farted into a microphone. He was and is still right. ... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JohnnyBlaze Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... He really is amazingly profilic Not at the buckethead level but his discograghy is deep. I think at this point now that ged has retired and chris squire us dead that les is the most prominent and or important rock bass player... Rush is retired but I’m not so sure Geddy is. I think he’s still got some juice in the box. I hear you and hope you are right but.... its been years now right? In some way its like neil put ged and alex into retirement mode until they record and tour again. Anyways i doudt ged will ever return to recording and touring like les is doing now Please geddy, prove me wrong. I love mfh and had a friend in high school who said i would buy a record if geddy farted into a microphone. He was and is still right. ... Yeah, Geddy would never churn out material at the rate that Les has. And that’s fine. Geddy’s more meticulous. But I can imagine another solo Geddy project with some Alex contributions to it (if not a full on team up). They’ll turn 66 this summer so I think there’s still time for new material 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tangy Posted May 2, 2019 Share Posted May 2, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... He really is amazingly profilic Not at the buckethead level but his discograghy is deep. I think at this point now that ged has retired and chris squire us dead that les is the most prominent and or important rock bass player... Rush is retired but I’m not so sure Geddy is. I think he’s still got some juice in the box. I hear you and hope you are right but.... its been years now right? In some way its like neil put ged and alex into retirement mode until they record and tour again. Anyways i doudt ged will ever return to recording and touring like les is doing now Please geddy, prove me wrong. I love mfh and had a friend in high school who said i would buy a record if geddy farted into a microphone. He was and is still right. ... Yeah, Geddy would never churn out material at the rate that Les has. And that’s fine. Geddy’s more meticulous. But I can imagine another solo Geddy project with some Alex contributions to it (if not a full on team up). They’ll turn 66 this summer so I think there’s still time for new material Yep Two much time working at perfekt..... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ytserush Posted May 4, 2019 Share Posted May 4, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... He really is amazingly profilic Not at the buckethead level but his discograghy is deep. I think at this point now that ged has retired and chris squire us dead that les is the most prominent and or important rock bass player... Rush is retired but I’m not so sure Geddy is. I think he’s still got some juice in the box. I hear you and hope you are right but.... its been years now right? In some way its like neil put ged and alex into retirement mode until they record and tour again. Anyways i doudt ged will ever return to recording and touring like les is doing now Please geddy, prove me wrong. I love mfh and had a friend in high school who said i would buy a record if geddy farted into a microphone. He was and is still right. ... Only one in "retirement mode" is Neil. Geddy and Alex are still doing their thing. The profile just isn't as high. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tangy Posted May 4, 2019 Share Posted May 4, 2019 I only know the second one, and it's simply amazing!!Rod, the debut is killer!!! It's good but they have got something special going on, with the new album for me. Serves well for Claypool's craziness to be grounded in traditional songwriting.Love the new album. Yeah. In this case Less Les is more.... And with all due respect. I think this my favorite thing he has done outside early primus? Super tasty modern beatles vibe to these ears.... I pretty much like everything Les has been involved in. Strangely, my gateway was Primus, but his solo projects seem to be more interesting to me. Oysterhead, Frog Brigade, Delirium, his solo albums.... He really is amazingly profilic Not at the buckethead level but his discograghy is deep. I think at this point now that ged has retired and chris squire us dead that les is the most prominent and or important rock bass player... Rush is retired but I’m not so sure Geddy is. I think he’s still got some juice in the box. I hear you and hope you are right but.... its been years now right? In some way its like neil put ged and alex into retirement mode until they record and tour again. Anyways i doudt ged will ever return to recording and touring like les is doing now Please geddy, prove me wrong. I love mfh and had a friend in high school who said i would buy a record if geddy farted into a microphone. He was and is still right. ... Only one in "retirement mode" is Neil. Geddy and Alex are still doing their thing. The profile just isn't as high. To ged and alex i say Show me don't tell me. Hopefully soon Anyways i saw that mike gordon from phish played the same song ged did with TCLD in new orleans Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chemistry1973 Posted May 4, 2019 Share Posted May 4, 2019 Just give me "Suck On This""Frizzle Fry" "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese." I remember seeing Primus at The Warfield. They did "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese" all the way through.Everyone in the pit started chanting....... "PRIMUS SUCKS PRIMUS SUCKS PRIMUS SUCKS!" Les said.... "Stop that, we don't say that anymore." So lame. I saw Primus open up for RUSH four times. It was EPIC. I think it was the "Roll The Bones" Tour. Those were the daze.Yeah, I totally hear ya. I couldn’t tell you how many early Primus shows I saw before they really blew up. I remember seeing them with fishbone and on the frizzle fry tour opening for 24-7 Spyz and then a bunch of times in smallish venues before they opened for Rush. Chatted w/Tim Alexander when they were on Lollapalooza with AIC and fishbone and RATM (their first big tour probably). When Tim left/was dismissed I got the first album with Brian Mantia only because I liked Praxis a lot (Bootsy, Buckethead, Bernie Worrel and Brian). I lost track of them after that one, until finally going to catch the last tour w/mastodon. Praxis was genius. Transmutation Mutadis is amazing and groundbreaking. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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