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PRIMUS - Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People, a bizarre yet strangely charming collection of off-kilter tracks that only the master of weird and wacky, Les Claypool, could concoct.
From the opening track, "The Carpenter and the Dainty Bride", you know you're in for a wild ride filled with quirky lyrics, funky basslines, and mind-bending instrumentals.
Claypool's distinctive vocals are like Marmite - you either love them or you hate them.
But one thing's for sure, you can't deny his talent as a musician.
Tracks like "Pilcher's Squad" and "Mary the Ice Cube" showcase his virtuosity on the bass, while "The Heckler" and "Electric Uncle Sam" demonstrate the band's ability to seamlessly blend funk, metal, and psychedelic rock into one weird and wonderful sonic stew.
The album may not be for everyone, but for those who appreciate Primus' unique brand of musical madness, Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People is a delightful treat for the ears.
So grab a beer, sit back, and let the quirky rhythms and bizarre storytelling of Primus take you on a journey through their wonderfully weird world.
In summary, PRIMUS - Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People is a testament to the band's enduring legacy as one of the most eccentric and innovative acts in alternative rock.
And remember, folks, don't try to act like animals - leave that to the pros, like Primus.
From the opening track, "The Carpenter and the Dainty Bride", you know you're in for a wild ride filled with quirky lyrics, funky basslines, and mind-bending instrumentals.
Claypool's distinctive vocals are like Marmite - you either love them or you hate them.
But one thing's for sure, you can't deny his talent as a musician.
Tracks like "Pilcher's Squad" and "Mary the Ice Cube" showcase his virtuosity on the bass, while "The Heckler" and "Electric Uncle Sam" demonstrate the band's ability to seamlessly blend funk, metal, and psychedelic rock into one weird and wonderful sonic stew.
The album may not be for everyone, but for those who appreciate Primus' unique brand of musical madness, Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People is a delightful treat for the ears.
So grab a beer, sit back, and let the quirky rhythms and bizarre storytelling of Primus take you on a journey through their wonderfully weird world.
In summary, PRIMUS - Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People is a testament to the band's enduring legacy as one of the most eccentric and innovative acts in alternative rock.
And remember, folks, don't try to act like animals - leave that to the pros, like Primus.