Suck On This (Remastered Edition) (Cobalt Blue Vinyl) £25.77
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Primus, the band that never fails to make you question whether you're listening to music or just experiencing a fever dream.
Their debut album, "Suck On This" has been remastered and pressed onto cobalt blue vinyl, because why not add a touch of whimsy to your existential crisis? From the opening track "John the Fisherman", it's clear that Primus doesn't give a toss about your preconceived notions of what music should sound like.
Les Claypool's signature slap bass is more twisted than a pretzel on LSD, while Larry LaLonde's guitar work is like a deranged carnival ride that you can't help but get on.
The real treat of this remastered edition is the enhanced clarity of the tracks, allowing you to fully appreciate the intricacies of the band's bizarre blend of funk, metal, and general weirdness.
Songs like "Too Many Puppies" and "Groundhog's Day" hit harder than a slap across the face from a rubber chicken.
Whether you're a die-hard Primus fan or a casual listener looking to expand your sonic horizons, "Suck On This" is a must-have addition to your vinyl collection.
Just be prepared for your neighbours to think you've joined a cult dedicated to worshipping strange bass gods.
Dive into the madness, my friends, and never look back.
Their debut album, "Suck On This" has been remastered and pressed onto cobalt blue vinyl, because why not add a touch of whimsy to your existential crisis? From the opening track "John the Fisherman", it's clear that Primus doesn't give a toss about your preconceived notions of what music should sound like.
Les Claypool's signature slap bass is more twisted than a pretzel on LSD, while Larry LaLonde's guitar work is like a deranged carnival ride that you can't help but get on.
The real treat of this remastered edition is the enhanced clarity of the tracks, allowing you to fully appreciate the intricacies of the band's bizarre blend of funk, metal, and general weirdness.
Songs like "Too Many Puppies" and "Groundhog's Day" hit harder than a slap across the face from a rubber chicken.
Whether you're a die-hard Primus fan or a casual listener looking to expand your sonic horizons, "Suck On This" is a must-have addition to your vinyl collection.
Just be prepared for your neighbours to think you've joined a cult dedicated to worshipping strange bass gods.
Dive into the madness, my friends, and never look back.