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 Post subject: 'Primus - Frizzle Fry (#5369)'
PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:42 pm 
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Primus - Frizzle Fry
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Awesome review. I really enjoy Primus a lot so hopefully this starts a chain of reviews. Pork Soda next?
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There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!

That said, great album. Sailing the Seas of Cheese, however, is a fucking classic!
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Great album from a great band.
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There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.
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Goat wrote:
Satan's Anus wrote:
There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.


It doesnt.

Anyway nice review Zad, this is the best Primus album IMO, yeah even better than sailing the seas of cheese.
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Goat wrote:
Satan's Anus wrote:
There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.


Examples? I haven't gone through it song by song, but John the Fisherman and Spaghetti Western popped up recently on random and I don't hear it.
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While I do acknowledge Les Claypool's prowess on the bass, I never could get into these guys.
Have Pork Soda, Sailing the Seas..., nothing, man. No click, no connection whatsoever.
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I only have Sailing the Seas..., which sometimes I love, although only on very specific occasions.
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The Evil Dead wrote:
Goat wrote:
Satan's Anus wrote:
There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.


Examples? I haven't gone through it song by song, but John the Fisherman and Spaghetti Western popped up recently on random and I don't hear it.


The title track for sho' off the top of my head. It's not so much the band starting to thrash out as it is a discernable thrash influence, and the way the melodies are used is very 'tallica-y at times.
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Goat wrote:
The Evil Dead wrote:
Goat wrote:
Satan's Anus wrote:
There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.


Examples? I haven't gone through it song by song, but John the Fisherman and Spaghetti Western popped up recently on random and I don't hear it.


The title track for sho' off the top of my head. It's not so much the band starting to thrash out as it is a discernable thrash influence, and the way the melodies are used is very 'tallica-y at times.


Your'e crazy.
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Goat
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The_Voice wrote:
Goat wrote:
The Evil Dead wrote:
Goat wrote:
Satan's Anus wrote:
There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.


Examples? I haven't gone through it song by song, but John the Fisherman and Spaghetti Western popped up recently on random and I don't hear it.


The title track for sho' off the top of my head. It's not so much the band starting to thrash out as it is a discernable thrash influence, and the way the melodies are used is very 'tallica-y at times.


Your'e crazy.


So nothing can be Thrash-influenced. It's either THRASH, or it isn't. Noted. So what genre would you call Primus?
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Goat wrote:
The_Voice wrote:
Goat wrote:
The Evil Dead wrote:
Goat wrote:
Satan's Anus wrote:
There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.


Examples? I haven't gone through it song by song, but John the Fisherman and Spaghetti Western popped up recently on random and I don't hear it.


The title track for sho' off the top of my head. It's not so much the band starting to thrash out as it is a discernable thrash influence, and the way the melodies are used is very 'tallica-y at times.


Your'e crazy.


So nothing can be Thrash-influenced. It's either THRASH, or it isn't. Noted. So what genre would you call Primus?


Progressive funk metal, what i really dont hear is the 'tallica comparissions, hell even when they cover Metallica they sound a hell lot different.
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Goat
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The_Voice wrote:
Goat wrote:
The_Voice wrote:
Goat wrote:
The Evil Dead wrote:
Goat wrote:
Satan's Anus wrote:
There is not "thrashiness" on this album. You and your silly words!


Sure there is. It sounds like Metallica at times.


Examples? I haven't gone through it song by song, but John the Fisherman and Spaghetti Western popped up recently on random and I don't hear it.


The title track for sho' off the top of my head. It's not so much the band starting to thrash out as it is a discernable thrash influence, and the way the melodies are used is very 'tallica-y at times.


Your'e crazy.


So nothing can be Thrash-influenced. It's either THRASH, or it isn't. Noted. So what genre would you call Primus?


Progressive funk metal, what i really dont hear is the 'tallica comparissions, hell even when they cover Metallica they sound a hell lot different.


It's subtle. There's a riff towards the end of the title track which is total-Metallica worship, and there are plenty of moments which sound like the bit from the start of One.
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Goat wrote:

It's subtle. There's a riff towards the end of the title track which is total-Metallica worship, and there are plenty of moments which sound like the bit from the start of One.


Well its subjective i guess, anyway nice review.
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