singing while playing the bass is not only near impossible, it's F**KING HARD!! especially off-tempo like claypool does. dude's got a metronome for a dad and a clock for a mom!
I'm 47, and have been listening to them since the early 90s. In 1993, I started working at a record store, right about the time that "Pork Soda" was released. We wore that CD out, playing it in the store! I got to see them at Lollapalooza, and they were AMAZING!!
@@JenX_1973 same. My first big concert was Lollapalooza 93 at the Houston Raceway Park. Primus was my main reason for being there, but a great number of awesome acts performed that day.
@@freakstarrguy I agree! There were a lot of great bands on the 2nd and 3rd stages, at the multiple Lollapalooza concerts I attended. Some of those acts, I never would have known about them, if I hadn't been at those concerts! The 90s were just an amazing time, especially if you were in your 20s during that decade...at least it was for me!!
@@dankirsch1878 Yep, only true fans have the capabilities to use their fingers to type into a search engine and find he answer... What a dumb fucking comment.
He often also does down strokes with his fingernails as he does the thumb slap. It's basically the clawhammer banjo style applied to bass. Once you get that down you realize many of Les' basslines are much easier than they sound.
I don't know the name of Primus guitar player. I don't know the name of this guitar player, nor do I know if he is in Primus. But I'll leave a comment on this video talking about how great he is.
I been drumming for shortly less and Tim herb Alexander was and still is my idol so primus was huge for me. I was so enamored with the bass and claypool that I HAD to pick it up to learn a few licks. I was memorized when my bassist and I would just riff for minutes on end during sessions.
I could never see claypool in Metallica, his talent would have overshadowed the others and jealous Lars wouldn't like that and edit the bass right out like he did to newstead
Lars must be used to being overshadowed by the other band members by now. The only reason he's still in the band is because he formed it. Shoulda got rid of him anyway imo.
I must honestly say that Les Claypool has always been my number 1 influence in terms of Bass Playing. Had the the privilege of getting to see Primus live at was was then known as State Theater in Detroit (now The Fillmore) on Halloween night in 1997. First concert I ever attended. I had been listening to Primus for a few years prior to that and after that Concert is when I realized BASS was the instrument that I was meant to play. So a huge thank you to Les Claypool for indirectly influencing me through his incredible bass playing to become a bassist myself for about 16 years now. And a huge thank you also go's out to the late great Peter Steele of Type O Negative. PRIMUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \m/
I was on my way to work on the afternoon shift at the Ford Mustang plant when I thought , why am I going to work when primus is downtown on Halloween night, drove right by my exit down to Woodward, great show Limp Biskit where the opener
he seems to be good in the same style. I don't know if he's great at soloing or what we commonly see as great guitar playing, but he compliments Les well.
Les is one of the most talented musicians alive today (he's also surrounded himself with very talented bandmates)...I feel privileged to have seen him play over 25 times since 1990. If only I could have seen Danny Carey filling in on drums for Primus.
Sorry but they released 'The Brown Album' in 1997 (and aside from the title it had a distinctly olde-worlde theme running through it) so no, I would have expected nothing less quite honestly :-)
You mean that famous little riff with the triplet harmonics and the crazy sounding open chord? Like @ 3:40 on the music video? (watch?v=aYDfwUJzYQg) That's my favorite part too. I guess it doesn't sound right when acoustic and quiet. Which is a shame because it's my favorite part and inspired me to play bass.
Dear God, how the hell does he do that? I'd love to see a behind the scenes where he tries to explain song structure to his band mates. Wow. Incredible musicianship.
The song structure of this (and most) primus songs is actually incredibly simple. it's basically just a vamp over a single chord - literally the simplest song structure out there
@@Croissantrophy.meme.channel Noticed that myself. The stuff that makes you go "holy shit" is mostly drums first, then bass, then guitar. The tone and sound of the bass and guitar is always amazing in Primus but my mind really focuses on how truly kick ass the drumming always is. Herb was a monster.
@@zackmatulis4094 I think I've noticed the same, especially in metal. It's why I loved static x so much. It's hard to find a metal band that has a really good drummer; most are just decent to barely mediocre.
nuberiffic True it is a vamp, but that tightness and lead bass line shouldn't be taken so non-chalantly! It's very complex! You may be able to play it but does it sound this mistake-free and funky!
Duo De Twang is my favorite. Les has always been able to produce ultimate sounds from minimal instruments, by collaborating with extremely talented musicians.
The first time I saw him live "back in 93"; he played a double neck 12 string bass& he played lead and rythem at same time on both top/bottom. V. WHOOTEN EAT YOUR HEART OUT!
Watching what he's playing and listening to what he's playing are 2 totally different things. Dude is an alien from planet bass master where he was their supreme champion sent to earth to battle our best. He's still the supreme champion.
I love how the masters of their respective instruments like Les Claypool is on the bass, make it look like they aren't doing anything complicated at all. One of my favorite tunes.
I love the fact that for the most part no matter what crazy shit his left hand is doing his right hand is just up down up down up down like a metronome
Adam Dunlop California has such a bizarre rural culture. Check out Booneville. They even have their own bizarre dialect. Bahl hornin' Boonters be japin' Brightlighters to Boont and harp on higgin'!
Both hands. Yeah, he's transmuted his busy sounding playing to smaller movements. The guy is a natural at it... bass, banjo. ... maybe he's from the motherland
Kris Faulkner oh don't get me wrong, I put Les in my top 4, I just like Harris better. Harris 1, Jaco P 2, Les 3, Billy Sheehan 4. That's how I rate then. Just my opinion.
Les's technique is amazing, his sound is incredible. But what really keeps me coming back to this video is the timekeeping. Les sounds like a metronome. He's getting that kick on his foot perfectly timed and even sounding, while playing bass and singing.
This show live was ducking amazing. I knew nothing about it and my friend “said I’m going to Les’s new group tonight”. He had an extra ticket. I’m a huge Primus fan. I bought the vinyl at the show. Pipeline was great too!
In 1988 I saw Primus at the Haight Ashbury Street Fair and i had never heard of them (Faith No More was the headliner--at a fucking street fair!) I was utterly blown away and my video camera rolled tape on one of their earliest shows and they were out of control it was pure insanity.
Only Claypool could make a Resonator bass work. As far as I am concerned the Resonator bass is an oxymoron of an instrument. I am in awe looking at this.
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Les is finally old enough to look like the crazy mountain man he always wanted to be.
aging fits him really well!
Gandalfy hill-billy
Wonder ear fine sipping music
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to be honest he looks more like an old hipster then a mountain man
Legend says that Les Claypool once made a deal with the devil. No one knows what Claypool got, but the devil got some pretty good bass lessons
Hahahah yoooo!
Wkwkwkwkwkwk
Claypool was just trying to get permission to use the devils likeness in "the devil went down to Georgia"
Nail on the head
Fame fortune and a band!
holy crap he makes it look so easy to play
your my nest
Juan Alonso playing your very own style and written music is naturally going to be easier and 'natural'
When I learnt to play this using Bass tab I that it sounded nothing like the song turns out I was play 100X too slow
Juan Alonso even though it is one of the hardest songs ever to play the bass for, and singing while playing the bass is near impossible
singing while playing the bass is not only near impossible, it's F**KING HARD!! especially off-tempo like claypool does. dude's got a metronome for a dad and a clock for a mom!
Les is 57 in 2020. I’m 49. Been listening to Primus since the 90’s. They Suck! And Epic!
Only true fans know they suck. If you have ever been to a Primus show you get it
I'm 47, and have been listening to them since the early 90s. In 1993, I started working at a record store, right about the time that "Pork Soda" was released. We wore that CD out, playing it in the store! I got to see them at Lollapalooza, and they were AMAZING!!
@@JenX_1973 same. My first big concert was Lollapalooza 93 at the Houston Raceway Park. Primus was my main reason for being there, but a great number of awesome acts performed that day.
@@freakstarrguy I agree! There were a lot of great bands on the 2nd and 3rd stages, at the multiple Lollapalooza concerts I attended. Some of those acts, I never would have known about them, if I hadn't been at those concerts! The 90s were just an amazing time, especially if you were in your 20s during that decade...at least it was for me!!
@@dankirsch1878 Yep, only true fans have the capabilities to use their fingers to type into a search engine and find he answer... What a dumb fucking comment.
This guy sure sounds and plays like that guy from Primus.
He seems better, primus sucks
Primus sucks bro
Nah, he sounds more like that guy who sing the intro of South Park...
Kinda looks like him too.
Duh he is Les Claypool from Primus.
Les has such economy of motion in his slapping that I cannot suss out how he does what he does, let alone begin to replicate it
he slaps with his thumb and plucks with his forefinger
Ha! It's just that simple then?
He does a lot of tapping with his left hand also while slapping with is right.
Been working on the whole hit more than one string in a row in one slap going, takes some practice.
He often also does down strokes with his fingernails as he does the thumb slap. It's basically the clawhammer banjo style applied to bass. Once you get that down you realize many of Les' basslines are much easier than they sound.
And God said, "Let there be bass" and created Les.
@Hamish Leckie Ave SaTanas
Hamish Leckie That’s Latin, that’s what English was derived from.
Hamish Leckie Who hurt you Trumpster? Getting mighty angry on the internet! That’s okay, it’s mildly entertaining.
But how can that work chronologically? Considering Getty Lee is 10 years older than Les Claypool, so he came 1st!😎🤘
You removed it yourself but nice try needle dick.
Hot dayum that boy can play that there sombitchin' bass gueetar!
Your profile pic really adds another layer to this comment
Fuckin cringe
@@sagivn.s2237 nah m8, he's on the meem wagon just like us. Not everything has to be cringe.
@@sagivn.s2237 do you know what cringe is?
@@enidesouzabarros8852 are you a mouthbreather?
I love Les , but his guitar player is pretty incredible too!!
Drummer killed it too!
Yeah, the guitar is too easily overlooked. Guitar player is VERY good.
They've been friends since high school according to wikipedia
I don't know the name of Primus guitar player. I don't know the name of this guitar player, nor do I know if he is in Primus. But I'll leave a comment on this video talking about how great he is.
Drummer always carries herbal remedies for everyone why they so healthy still
The guy on the resonator is pretty good too
Bryan Kehoe the goat 🙏
@@quinnfeeley7802 Ya gonna look him up-thanks
if there was a genre called appalachia funk this would be it
doctir daddy Hickamafunk
I believe Les once described Primus as being “Electric Polka”, so there’s that.
Claypool does use the Carter Scratch technique with some slappin'
Funkalachia
Slap funk
People dont give Les enough credit for his singing, the guy sounds exactly as he did 20 years ago
And his lyrics too! They're like silly-sounding folk songs full of colorful characters & metaphors.
His songs don't put very much strain on his vocal cords.
He's playing within his strengths and not showboating surprisingly.
He sounds like J.F. Sebastian from Blade Runner.
primus sucks!
Les Claypools bass tech has to be on point!! Not a single buzz to heard.
And a left hand that can crush golf balls
Plot twist, les claypools bass tech is named Les Claypool.
@@slidey1000 His left hand strength has absolutely NOTHING to do with fret buzz....my 10 year old student even knows that.
@@Toolmybass surely absolutely nothing is a bit of an overstatement.
@@Toolmybass You shouldn't be a teacher if you think that
Bass is like his second language. Shit, might be his first.
StinkyBiker 5 have you heard his lyrics? definitely first 😂😂
@@salvie5 Haha yeah for sure.
I'm not even a big Primus fan but I have to concede that Mr. Claypool is one of the best and creative bass players ever.
True
Duo De Twang is quite different to primus, save for the singing.
I’ve been a drummer for 40 years. Never picked up a bass in my life, but damn I could watch Les play all day long man. Always loved Primus.
Primus sucks
I been drumming for shortly less and Tim herb Alexander was and still is my idol so primus was huge for me. I was so enamored with the bass and claypool that I HAD to pick it up to learn a few licks. I was memorized when my bassist and I would just riff for minutes on end during sessions.
Primus sucks.
@@carlosescudero9845 You're damn right they do.
primus sucks
I could never see claypool in Metallica, his talent would have overshadowed the others and jealous Lars wouldn't like that and edit the bass right out like he did to newstead
or anyone other than Lars really
No one in the world could put together Metallica's music as Lars do.
If you want to hear Les in a thrash metal band, listen to Blind Illusion. I swear, he's somewhere there in the mix.
I always chuckle when Les showed up for the Metallica audition and James laughs and says 'He's too good!' and dies laughing
Lars must be used to being overshadowed by the other band members by now. The only reason he's still in the band is because he formed it. Shoulda got rid of him anyway imo.
How come when I just lazily slap my thumbs on a bass it doesn’t come out all note-y and awesome like that.
StephenRahrig
Because hes Les Claypool, you are not. 😜
Hammer on and pull off
Cuz you suck
Helps to have thousands of dollars worth of the best equipment. Plus he's the best of our generation
Left hand.
"Smells like seven layers, well that beaver eats Taco Bell woo pow" gets me every time 🤣
I thought he said "foot ball!"
No its a polite reference to the smell!
Which is the inspiration for Les to write the song. God bless the furry beavers of the world!!!
🪵🪓
Lmfao
i actually like this version much more. you can really apprechiate the different fills and melodies he is playing
best bass player in the world? 🤔
is a question
definately....
My bassist is the best bass player in the world
Indeed. Maybe ever.
+Sonysam It's all down to people's opinion but for me? Yes. He certainly is.
A grand master of bass players.
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2:11 hearing that bass at Half speed has blown my fucking mind
+borrasho34 I might have a slim chance of playing this bass line at half speed. Pretty slim though lol
Primus, what legends. The whole band, man. Their songs are all memes but, musically, absolutely insane.
Yes, but this isn't them, even if it's the same lead.
Les is the man without a doubt one of the best bass players of all time
I must honestly say that Les Claypool has always been my number 1 influence in terms of Bass Playing. Had the the privilege of getting to see Primus live at was was then known as State Theater in Detroit (now The Fillmore) on Halloween night in 1997. First concert I ever attended. I had been listening to Primus for a few years prior to that and after that Concert is when I realized BASS was the instrument that I was meant to play. So a huge thank you to Les Claypool for indirectly influencing me through his incredible bass playing to become a bassist myself for about 16 years now. And a huge thank you also go's out to the late great Peter Steele of Type O Negative. PRIMUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \m/
Colin Downer hopefully one day you’ll be as good or better than him.
I was on my way to work on the afternoon shift at the Ford Mustang plant when I thought , why am I going to work when primus is downtown on Halloween night, drove right by my exit down to Woodward, great show Limp Biskit where the opener
Colin Downer I saw him at ozzfest he was amazing the guitarist is a stand out too. Not really my style even but I was amazed
Primus sucks.
Seen some great shows at the state theater seen ghost last year at this time
Amazing version. Les has always been fearless and ahead of his time. Fantastic artist!
Les Claypool is a parody of himself, and that's aboot it.
Bryan is so under appreciated. An amazing talent. As good at playing the guitar as Les is with his bass.
+Xestantial Nah. But he is good.
Yeah I wouldn't go that far
guys they both suck
he seems to be good in the same style. I don't know if he's great at soloing or what we commonly see as great guitar playing, but he compliments Les well.
I’ve seen him many times over the years with MIRV and Kehoe Nation. His versatility and lead guitar work is beyond amazing.
Les is one of the most talented musicians alive today (he's also surrounded himself with very talented bandmates)...I feel privileged to have seen him play over 25 times since 1990. If only I could have seen Danny Carey filling in on drums for Primus.
Now is the time brother
never seen any musician connect with their chosen instrument so solidly; his playing is incredible.
Which?? Yeesai!!!!🎉
aw hell, i think i prefer this to the original version.
I totally agree with you
Formicophilliac they both suck though, hell, Primus sucks.
That's right. Primus sucks.
Me too
Me too, am I getting old?
That's a pretty darn sweet version.
Kind of unplugged version
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I'm just sitting here watching 0:51 over and over again in awe.
Lazrpo a.k.a. Sticky Treason sooo good!!!
Lazrpo a.k.a. Sticky Treason the intro to this song is perfection.
But 1:28 just tops it, makes me smile every time
And Les randomly wakes up one morning and thinks, “gettin’ me a resonator bass”. That’s how genius is.
At first, thought bass body had its own pair of teeny tiny speakers ...
I fucking love Les Claypool. I will never forget the first time I saw them in concert, watching him play is absolutely mesmerizing.
Only Les Claypool would have a resonator/dobro bass, dude is one of the best bassists of our time.
Possibly The Best.
with those heavy strings..
Who would have imagined him aging into a steampunk time traveler? Certainly not me.
It was bound to happen eventually
I mean I didn't see it coming but it kinda makes sense
Sorry but they released 'The Brown Album' in 1997 (and aside from the title it had a distinctly olde-worlde theme running through it) so no, I would have expected nothing less quite honestly :-)
@@The1trueDave I bet ur fun at parties
@CharlesMusic I don't remember to be honest :-)
I've watched this so many times & just gets better...so sick..
Always loved this song!!…video clip was awesome….but to hear it in this form is incredible….cool guitar, killer bass line, quirky lyrics….perfection!!
This is even better what!? I like the lyrical fluidity in this
This version is badass, but I really enjoyed the part in the original that went like badumdum, badumdum, badumdumBREOW! BadumdumBREOW!
You mean that famous little riff with the triplet harmonics and the crazy sounding open chord? Like @ 3:40 on the music video? (watch?v=aYDfwUJzYQg) That's my favorite part too.
I guess it doesn't sound right when acoustic and quiet. Which is a shame because it's my favorite part and inspired me to play bass.
Dear God, how the hell does he do that? I'd love to see a behind the scenes where he tries to explain song structure to his band mates. Wow. Incredible musicianship.
The song structure of this (and most) primus songs is actually incredibly simple.
it's basically just a vamp over a single chord - literally the simplest song structure out there
It's basically bass and drums, the guitar player could just jam all over the song, it doesn't make much difference
@@Croissantrophy.meme.channel Noticed that myself. The stuff that makes you go "holy shit" is mostly drums first, then bass, then guitar. The tone and sound of the bass and guitar is always amazing in Primus but my mind really focuses on how truly kick ass the drumming always is. Herb was a monster.
@@zackmatulis4094 I think I've noticed the same, especially in metal. It's why I loved static x so much. It's hard to find a metal band that has a really good drummer; most are just decent to barely mediocre.
nuberiffic
True it is a vamp, but that tightness and lead bass line shouldn't be taken so non-chalantly! It's very complex! You may be able to play it but does it sound this mistake-free and funky!
i can appreciate the instruments so much better in this version. and the twang is so clear, I love this version
Duo De Twang is my favorite.
Les has always been able to produce ultimate sounds from minimal instruments, by collaborating with extremely talented musicians.
The first time I saw him live "back in 93"; he played a double neck 12 string bass& he played lead and rythem at same time on both top/bottom. V. WHOOTEN EAT YOUR HEART OUT!
Watching what he's playing and listening to what he's playing are 2 totally different things.
Dude is an alien from planet bass master where he was their supreme champion sent to earth to battle our best. He's still the supreme champion.
I named my youngest after Claypool . Her name is Leslie💜 ❤️😽
I love the way he says "There you go" right at the end like they've just made a delivery.
I love how the masters of their respective instruments like Les Claypool is on the bass, make it look like they aren't doing anything complicated at all.
One of my favorite tunes.
The tone on that bass and that guitar is awesome. Those are great instruments.
These two calm my anxiety, fill my soul, and make me a better person. Holy crap…..
Soooooo sick les is legendary
Take a second and appreciate the fact he's still alive with all that talent
Listen this almost everyday.
Just so good !
Very Cool. Les is embracing a different Sound to his Music.
Jerry was a Race Car Driver is now a Prius Owner.
I love the fact that for the most part no matter what crazy shit his left hand is doing his right hand is just up down up down up down like a metronome
Les Claypool makes me proud to be a rural Californian
Adam Dunlop California has such a bizarre rural culture. Check out Booneville. They even have their own bizarre dialect. Bahl hornin' Boonters be japin' Brightlighters to Boont and harp on higgin'!
lol
Burney, California
yeah... Les is the norm for rural Cali. herpa
Good ol' Mt. Lassen is where I call home.
Speechless....no drums and it still has a tight tight rhythm section. When the solo kicks in you can hear just how much Les is doing.
This guys talent and genius seems limitless
I have no idea how many times I’ve listened to this over the years but it’s a lot. But it never gets old and seems different every time you hear it.
this version is so clean you can SMELL the funk 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The video for this song remains one of the best and funniest ever!!
Such a great version...
Man I’m glad Les is finally in a band that doesn’t suck. 🤓
I see what you did there.😉🙌🏻👍🏻
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Amazing bass player! Les Claypool is the G.O.A.T.!!!!!
Les' left hand technique is just ridiculous. I could play bass every day for a decade and never come close to being able to do that.
Both hands.
Yeah, he's transmuted his busy sounding playing to smaller movements. The guy is a natural at it... bass, banjo.
... maybe he's from the motherland
comments: gosh he sure is swell on that bass
me: lol they let him play this on an NPR affiliate?
The BEST Bass player, EVER!
But that's just like...your opinion man, but he is in my to 5 best bass players
Steve Harris #1
Geddy Lee. Nuff said
Randy Wissler I love Steve Harris, but No! Lol not even on the same planet as Les technicality wise
Kris Faulkner oh don't get me wrong, I put Les in my top 4, I just like Harris better. Harris 1, Jaco P 2, Les 3, Billy Sheehan 4. That's how I rate then. Just my opinion.
Claypool never ceases to amaze me with his various projects. This is one of the most unique yet. Keep up the good work Les!
Guess I’ve been living under a rock…..thanks for sharing this gem and introducing (me) to this artist.👏👏👏
Thank you, Dr. Claypool, for that insightful seminar.
I've been edified.
JUST AS GOOD AS THE ORIGINAL
POSSIBLY BETTER
not better...
definitely not better
CLAYPOOL LIVE IS OFF THE CHAIN, SEE
HIM
***** Have you by any chance heard of the rock-and-roll musical band Primus?
NO BUT LOVE TO
LET ME LOVE YOU YEP
Just fantastic. And extra props to Bryan Kehoe for channeling Billy Gibbons' "Ten Foot Pole" on the slide lead!
Steel guitar at its finest. I could watch this all day.
Les's bass playing is just Champion !
Thanks for sharing !
Les's technique is amazing, his sound is incredible. But what really keeps me coming back to this video is the timekeeping. Les sounds like a metronome. He's getting that kick on his foot perfectly timed and even sounding, while playing bass and singing.
Kicking ass and taking names. This is absolutely wonderful. Thank you Primus for your existence
Love your name, I would have fickfacebook.
If I’m not mistaken, Les’ high pitch “weeeee” was influenced by Bill Monroe’s “Muleskinner Blues”
I want to meet this guy some day - hopefully will see them this year on tour
What planet have I been on that I haven't noticed Les Claypool till now... simply amazing.
Such a shame this doesn't have millions and millions of views. Rip good music!
This show live was ducking amazing. I knew nothing about it and my friend “said I’m going to Les’s new group tonight”. He had an extra ticket. I’m a huge Primus fan. I bought the vinyl at the show. Pipeline was great too!
I play air bass and still have trouble mastering Les’s style sound and the touch of an Angel
great....now I gotta go get me a hollow acoustic bass guitar to be like Les!!
JOHN THE BAPTIST actually that’s a resonantor- and you wrote this a year ago, hows the acoustic
In 1988 I saw Primus at the Haight Ashbury Street Fair and i had never heard of them (Faith No More was the headliner--at a fucking street fair!) I was utterly blown away and my video camera rolled tape on one of their earliest shows and they were out of control it was pure insanity.
I'm obssesed with Les and this song ❣️
That guitar reminds of the Left 4 Dead 2 Hard rain campaign!
So true!
I was thinking Swamp Fever but yeah that game in general
That game sucked so bad, haha
The Engineer yeah, no. L4D2 is awesome.
The Engineer you just got me where it hurts
So freaking cool version of Winona’s, Les is the Man!
Primus rocks,,, I saw they open for their heroes, RUSH on the Roll The Bones Tour, what an honor!
I saw them that same tour and they fucking rocked!!
PRIMUS SUCKS!!!
Hell, I just love it that they’re both playing Dobos….!
❤️❤️👍🏻❤️❤️👍🏻🎶
Wish i could like this a thousand times
Americana with a twist! Love this version as much as the original
Esto es arte puro ,que tremendos ,dan ganas de llorar
4:26 is such a good angle at Claypool's flawless/effortless finger technique, alllright...
lol his flaw is his style its 100% flaws
Bass is so loud and clear for not using a pick, great video!
He is so good, you could watch him play and still have no idea what is doing! That was amazing to see! Love the guitar as well!
Only Claypool could make a Resonator bass work. As far as I am concerned the Resonator bass is an oxymoron of an instrument. I am in awe looking at this.
He is very good at the bass guitar
Man how does this dude make it look so easy. He's exceptional. Primus is so weird it's fun
making it look easy is the mark of the genius
With such a different sound than nearly EVERYTHING, it’s amazing they made it to (near) mainstream. He is so talented. It’s unreal.
This is literally the greatest thing ever