No code, it was just story (yes to funny/silly)... "The song is written from the point of view of a blue-collar man named Aloysius Devandander Abercrombie, whose nickname is "Mud". When his friend steps on his prized patent leather shoes, the two get into an argument that ends with Mud killing the friend by striking him in the head with an aluminum baseball bat; the lyrics describe Mud's thought process while he attempts to bury the body."
You guys really need to see the official video (on most songs); it clears up much of the confusion. You either love Primus or hate them, but you can't deny the talent (unless you don't know what talent is)!
“My name is mud” refers to a saying that goes back a while; “Your name is mud” (You’re dead to me , or lower than dirt). The main character has been treated like shit, so he whacked the dude.
mostly agree, except i always thought the singer's PoV was that his name's mud (he's in trouble) because of his action. like, "oh shit, i just killed this guy and now i have to deal with it before i'm found out, otherwise my life's over" kind of thing
@@JeremiahNunn My name is Mud, but call me Aloysius Devadander Abercrombie That's long for Mud so I've been told Told that by this sonsabitch that Lies before me this is where it shows he was called mud by him, but it 's also a double because it's an old saying like Skinny Buddha pointed out.
@@MrRezRising I learned that on the history channel, before they showed actual shows it was just a big H on the screen and a guy talking about history. He was that dudes grandson or something.
I find it hilarious how people can find utter shit music as phenomenal. A band that couldnt play a song that makes sense musically if their lives depended on it. I'm just curious, what made that song great? Was it the looping single bass riff through the whole song? Oh wait, maybe it was that guitar solo that sounded like he was dragging the guitar across the floor. Or maybe its the lyrica that you have to struggle to hear because the mix is terrible. The only decent song they have is the South Park theme
@@bkpickell if you took the time to read my comment all two sentences of it you will see that I didn't say it was a "great song." I said they are phenomenal musicians, which they are. As a musician myself I can listen to music that I don't particularly care for and recognize the musicianship. The music that doesn't make "sense" to you makes sense to other people, which is what it's all about. Everyone likes what they like, not everyone likes everything, and that's fine, they don't have to.
@@bkpickell I think they did a great job of creating a song that sounds like what it might feel like to be inside the mind of the character depicted. It's a work of art not top 40, but not everyone's cup of tea. I find it rather unlistenable but also respect it.
This guy was being talked down to by a bigger fella and scuffed up his shoes, which are his pride and joy. The fella told him his name was mud so he ended that fella with his baseball bat and accepted the name. Mr. Brownstone is totally about heroin though.
They also wrote the South Park theme song. Les Claypool auditioned for Metallica after Cliff Burton died and was told (by Lars of course) that he was too good and would outshine the band. There is a fantastic video of him playing Master of Puppets on bass floating somewhere.
If you ever do Primus "Tommy the Cat", I know you'll do a lyrics video... but you MUST see the official video on your own. Its weird, amazing and perfectly Primus. It gives you a good sense of their genius and humor. That and Wynona's Big Brown Beaver.
Les Claypool has written quite a few songs that are basically short snippets about a specific character. Besides this one, some that come to mind are Lacquer Head, John the Fisherman, Jerry Was a Race Car Driver etc. They're basically a little glimpse into the thoughts and life of these imagined characters.
Their guitarist, Larry Lalonde, was originally from the band Possessed, who were one of the original death metal bands of the mid 80s. They were from San Francisco, and mixed in with the local Bay Area Thrash scene, which also featured Metallica, Testament, Vio-lence, Forbidden, Death Angel, Laaz Rockit, Heathen and the kings of the scene - Exodus (which was formed by Metallica's Kirk Hammett).
I’m an old boomer and I only discovered Primus a couple of years ago. Love them. They have some of the same madness as Zappa. One of my favorites is Lee Van Cleef. Watch the official music video. But you kind of need to have seen the Good, the Bad and the Ugly movie first.
Being listening to these guys for years and I finally got to see them last month. One of the truly bizarre and Incredibly talented people in the world is this band. And of course being fans of rush they performed the whole album of a farewell to Kings...👍 Les Claypool and anybody he plays with are truly incredible and keep digging down the rabbit hole.
Spot on Brad! That’s how primus should be heard as great music, the lyrics almost play second fiddle to the arrangement it’s just apart of the overall experience, most if not all of their music is like that
"My name is Mudd" comes from Dr. Mudd, the physician who treated his friend, John Wilkes Booth, who was injured and on the run after Booth assassinated President Lincoln. Dr. Mudd didn't report seeing him for 24hrs and was arrested as a co-conspirator. Thus, "My name is Mudd" means, "I'm screwed"
This was a huge hit for Primus in my early 20's, and definitely a cool jam. But you guys GOTTA CHECKOUT TOMMY THE CAT!!!! My favorite Primus song ever, also was featured on Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, and one of the craziest yet RAD bass-line's EVER IMO!! Love watching you guys, keep up the great work!!🤙🏻
Bill And Teds Bogus Journey was the first cassette tape I ever spent my own money on. I learned three things on that day. God Gave Rock & Roll to me, Megadeth was a band I needed to learn more about and that PRIMUS SUCKS!!! Tommy The Cat will always hold a very special place in my heart for being the first Primus song I ever heard. They are easily one of my top 5 fav bands ever. Rush might be on that list too, but Primus for sure.
Thanks so much for reviewing this song!! Yes he just committed a murder and is trying to dispose of the body, but saying, "My name is Mud", also refers to saying "I'm in trouble now". Since he claims that name, he's also saying he's been in trouble most of his life.
When you guys go back to the 90's, react to: Porno For Pyros "Pets" Sponge "Plowed" Spacehog "In The Meantime" Also do: Matisyahu "King Without A Crown" Jack Johnson "Flake" 🤘💀✌
Definitely not "man stuff." I'm a 51 yr old woman and I LOVE Primus! Les Claypool is one of a kind. Anything from Primus is going to be a funkadelic trip. I hope you do even more. I really love "Too Many Puppies"
It's SO WEIRD to me that young people now don't know things. Of course, I'm part of Generation X, the most effective absorbers of popular culture who have ever existed. We grew up in front of a tv and absorbed a little everything. We are nature's perfect dilettantes. But honestly, "my name is mud"? It's an old expression that basically means I'm in trouble/I'm screwed. Which this guy is, since he just beat a guy to death for stepping on his shoe.
Xennial here, I’ve thought the same thing. I think we absorbed content differently then for the same reason we absorb phone numbers differently now without the Rolodex. It used to be more tactile.
@@mikaeladoyle8372 I have a theory that the younger generations are not reading as much literature. It seems like a bigger emphasis in public school education (In the USA at least) is to prepare for standardize tests, rather than actually learning scholarly concepts. Growing up, we were reading at least 3 or 4 books a year, and then had to write a book report on them outlining our interpretations of these books. In high school, we would analyze the books identifying satire, foreshadowing, irony, etc. Looking at social media, I see a lot of errors that come from not reading often. Errors like using the word "loose" instead of "lose" or "would of" instead of "would've." These errors seem like it comes from spelling these words and phrases phonetically, rather than their proper way. I get it though. I don't read as much as I used to either. I am more likely to listen to a podcast or consume a book via Audible, so I am not judging. I'm just thankful that I grew up in a time where there was an emphasis on reading literature, rather than listening to it.
I think "Mudd" has multiple meanings. Being misunderstood which Les is. To possibly going back further in our history. To less just being awesome at putting a band together. I saw him at the first Bonnaroo w his side band. It was great.
Al Brand in the comment below got it right, though I would add that when someone's name is mud, it means they are regarded as lower than dirt, or it could mean "in big trouble." When I was a kid we used it all the time in that sense. Example "you better not break Mom's vase or your name will be mud!" Or "oh no, I broke Mom's vase! My name is mud...."
I got to see Primus play Rush last summer. There was a meet and greet and I got an autographed poster. Good times. You should do Tragedys a Comin next, or Rapscallion.
Primus' lyrics are often deceptively straight-forward. Tommy The Cat is a song about a feline named Tommy. Wynona's Big Brown Beaver is about a woman named Wynona with a pet beaver. This song is about a guy whose name is Mud.
"Winona's big brown beaver" refers to a woman's bush... or her lesbian lover's bush ... ('That beaver eats taco bell' meant she does not eat sausage 😂)
No code, it was just story (yes to funny/silly)... "The song is written from the point of view of a blue-collar man named Aloysius Devandander Abercrombie, whose nickname is "Mud". When his friend steps on his prized patent leather shoes, the two get into an argument that ends with Mud killing the friend by striking him in the head with an aluminum baseball bat; the lyrics describe Mud's thought process while he attempts to bury the body."
Well put.
↨ This!
'My name is Mud' is term used to mean 'I'm in big trouble'.
@@MrWalkingguy this ☝️
Solid explanation.
You guys really need to see the official video (on most songs); it clears up much of the confusion. You either love Primus or hate them, but you can't deny the talent (unless you don't know what talent is)!
Agree- Primus videos are great, unlike most bands. The video for this one would’ve explained the song well for both of them.
They don't because of Brad. He NEEDS to read lyrics and analyze them. To him that is far more important to the music or a music video.
@@Danimal77 also complex videos distract Brad and he can't focus on the music, plus copyright stuff.
Mr. Krinkle is the greatest music video of all time!
@@Danimal77 One could play both.... just sayin' 😉
“My name is mud” refers to a saying that goes back a while; “Your name is mud” (You’re dead to me , or lower than dirt).
The main character has been treated like shit, so he whacked the dude.
mostly agree, except i always thought the singer's PoV was that his name's mud (he's in trouble) because of his action. like, "oh shit, i just killed this guy and now i have to deal with it before i'm found out, otherwise my life's over" kind of thing
"My name is mud" is what someone says when they're in deep doo-doo (big trouble).
@@JeremiahNunn My name is Mud, but call me Aloysius Devadander Abercrombie
That's long for Mud so I've been told
Told that by this sonsabitch that
Lies before me
this is where it shows he was called mud by him, but it 's also a double because it's an old saying like Skinny Buddha pointed out.
Also, Samuel Mudd, the doc who helped John Wilkes Booth (dude who capped Lincoln). He was sent to prison, and that's where the phrase comes from.
@@MrRezRising I learned that on the history channel, before they showed actual shows it was just a big H on the screen and a guy talking about history. He was that dudes grandson or something.
Another band you must WATCH play. Takes it to another level of appreciation.
You guys really need to watch them play this to realize how phenomenal of musicians they are
Saw them a few years back in Pittsburgh. When they started this song, the mosh pit went CRAZY!!
ABSOLUTELY!!!!
I find it hilarious how people can find utter shit music as phenomenal. A band that couldnt play a song that makes sense musically if their lives depended on it.
I'm just curious, what made that song great? Was it the looping single bass riff through the whole song? Oh wait, maybe it was that guitar solo that sounded like he was dragging the guitar across the floor. Or maybe its the lyrica that you have to struggle to hear because the mix is terrible.
The only decent song they have is the South Park theme
@@bkpickell if you took the time to read my comment all two sentences of it you will see that I didn't say it was a "great song." I said they are phenomenal musicians, which they are. As a musician myself I can listen to music that I don't particularly care for and recognize the musicianship. The music that doesn't make "sense" to you makes sense to other people, which is what it's all about. Everyone likes what they like, not everyone likes everything, and that's fine, they don't have to.
@@bkpickell I think they did a great job of creating a song that sounds like what it might feel like to be inside the mind of the character depicted. It's a work of art not top 40, but not everyone's cup of tea. I find it rather unlistenable but also respect it.
This guy was being talked down to by a bigger fella and scuffed up his shoes, which are his pride and joy. The fella told him his name was mud so he ended that fella with his baseball bat and accepted the name.
Mr. Brownstone is totally about heroin though.
Primus is a bunch of talented guys who honestly scare me more than any metal band
Mr. Brownstone 🤣🤣🤣
I'll say it again , Primus's mosh pits were legendary !
100%
Les was my first concert ever when I was 15 and I crowdsurfed! Changed my life :)
First time I saw them back in 03 they opened with BASTARDS and the place went CRAZY 🤘❤️🤘
They also wrote the South Park theme song. Les Claypool auditioned for Metallica after Cliff Burton died and was told (by Lars of course) that he was too good and would outshine the band. There is a fantastic video of him playing Master of Puppets on bass floating somewhere.
Les went to high school with Kirk Hammett and that's how he got the invite to audition.
@@TheBuzzo72 thats pretty cool, I did not know that...but it does leave me to wonder how they didn't realize how good Les was.
@@nigelthornberry3568 oh, they knew. I think James said he was TOO good. Their loss is our gain. I’d rather Primus existed than have Les in Metallica.
@@beatmet2355 i agree, Primus is great and Les is a treasure
”by Lars of course” 😂👍
They do the theme to "South Park". Check out Winonas Big Brown Beaver by them
Mr Krinkle off of the same album is a must listen
Song and original video are amazing!
Definitely!!!
I always loved Nature Boy on this album too.
the pressman, nature boy, I mean krinkle is a good song but... 'must listen'?
dmv...
Totally going to jam the entire pork soda album when I’m in the garage this weekend, wrenching on my motorcycles. Good times will be had by all!
Solid plan. Primus and shop work go hand in hand.
Im jamming some Srgt Baker in my garage tomorrow, thats a great work song
If you ever do Primus "Tommy the Cat", I know you'll do a lyrics video... but you MUST see the official video on your own. Its weird, amazing and perfectly Primus. It gives you a good sense of their genius and humor. That and Wynona's Big Brown Beaver.
The live version is awesome as well
I love "Mary the Icecube" and "Puddin' Taine" myself.
@@dracoargentum9783 "Lee Van Cleef"
Saw these guys play Lollapalooza in 1993 w/a killer main stage: AIC, Tool, Rage Against the Machine and Front 242 to name a few.
Absolutely amazing live. I was fortunate to see them with Helmet as the opening band. EPIC!!!!!
First time I saw Primus was opening for Anthrax/Public Enemy tour. Lol
My first live concert was Primus and Helmet! It was amazing!
Les Claypool has written quite a few songs that are basically short snippets about a specific character. Besides this one, some that come to mind are Lacquer Head, John the Fisherman, Jerry Was a Race Car Driver etc. They're basically a little glimpse into the thoughts and life of these imagined characters.
As a musician myself....I recognize their amazing musicianship lol
Larry Lalonde is a sick guitarist.
@@jhamilton1007 Larry is also the first death metal guitarist as the original guitarist for the first death metal band called ... Death.
@@jhamilton1007 Yes sir
@@korndogz69 *one of the first,…Possessed
@@korndogz69 he wasn’t in Death, he was in Possessed
Les Claypool is an insanely good bassist.
On a side note, Highly Suspect is a great band (my name is human, Little One, Lydia, etc).
Primus sucks!
@@JIMEYZ let's see you do better?
@@JIMEYZ
Indeed they do!
@@paulforester6996
"Primus sucks" is an inside joke for Primus fans.
@@Trump_Doesnt_Wipe I was just gonna reply that, you beat me to the punch
Their guitarist, Larry Lalonde, was originally from the band Possessed, who were one of the original death metal bands of the mid 80s. They were from San Francisco, and mixed in with the local Bay Area Thrash scene, which also featured Metallica, Testament, Vio-lence, Forbidden, Death Angel, Laaz Rockit, Heathen and the kings of the scene - Exodus (which was formed by Metallica's Kirk Hammett).
"I'll kiss you upside the cranium with an aluminum baseball bat" is the tongue in cheek "threat" at our house lol
It’s fantastic you found Primus, it’s such a great rabbit hole to go down. Definitely listen to more of their stuff.
I’m an old boomer and I only discovered Primus a couple of years ago. Love them. They have some of the same madness as Zappa. One of my favorites is Lee Van Cleef. Watch the official music video. But you kind of need to have seen the Good, the Bad and the Ugly movie first.
"Whar you goin', city boy" gets me every time.
Being listening to these guys for years and I finally got to see them last month. One of the truly bizarre and Incredibly talented people in the world is this band. And of course being fans of rush they performed the whole album of a farewell to Kings...👍 Les Claypool and anybody he plays with are truly incredible and keep digging down the rabbit hole.
I absolutely have jammed this song in the demolition derby shop cutting and welding
Spot on Brad! That’s how primus should be heard as great music, the lyrics almost play second fiddle to the arrangement it’s just apart of the overall experience, most if not all of their music is like that
"My name is Mudd" comes from Dr. Mudd, the physician who treated his friend, John Wilkes Booth, who was injured and on the run after Booth assassinated President Lincoln. Dr. Mudd didn't report seeing him for 24hrs and was arrested as a co-conspirator. Thus, "My name is Mudd" means, "I'm screwed"
This was a huge hit for Primus in my early 20's, and definitely a cool jam. But you guys GOTTA CHECKOUT TOMMY THE CAT!!!! My favorite Primus song ever, also was featured on Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, and one of the craziest yet RAD bass-line's EVER IMO!!
Love watching you guys, keep up the great work!!🤙🏻
Dude it was a hit back in 19990s.
@@paulluna8099 correct, when I was in my early 20's 😉
Bill And Teds Bogus Journey was the first cassette tape I ever spent my own money on. I learned three things on that day. God Gave Rock & Roll to me, Megadeth was a band I needed to learn more about and that PRIMUS SUCKS!!! Tommy The Cat will always hold a very special place in my heart for being the first Primus song I ever heard. They are easily one of my top 5 fav bands ever. Rush might be on that list too, but Primus for sure.
“My name is mud” is an old school saying meaning “I am in trouble”. Or your name is mud, meaning you are in trouble.
Thanks so much for reviewing this song!! Yes he just committed a murder and is trying to dispose of the body, but saying, "My name is Mud", also refers to saying "I'm in trouble now". Since he claims that name, he's also saying he's been in trouble most of his life.
The bass is the "frontman" in this band. Les Claypool is a master of his craft.
Best concert i ever attended was late 90s Primus opened up for Rush at the Peoria Civic Center in Illinois. Was a great show
Primus is definitely their own thing! Haha! I think this is the first time I've seen lex not know what to think about music! Haha!
I really love this song. I'm a drummer and bassist, and this is just so much fun to play (and silly hard to learn).
I have hung out with friends, working on a car/bike in the garage while listening to Primus.
Saw them live during the 3d tour. Primus in 3D...gave out 3d glasses and we watched this band...lol
Ahhh, just went to see Primus in La Fayette, NY. They were sweet. love their new one "Man With the Iron Balls".
For the record, I've listened to this song countless times while working in my shed.
I love primus!!!! Saw them for my 16th birthday probably my favoorite concert ever even if my nose got broken!!!!
Love that Brad thinks a song about a murder is "goofy" lmao never a dull moment dude. And yes, Lex is right, I would jam this in my garage or lab~
Great songs and great live band concert
When you guys go back to the 90's, react to: Porno For Pyros "Pets"
Sponge "Plowed"
Spacehog "In The Meantime"
Also do: Matisyahu "King Without A Crown"
Jack Johnson "Flake"
🤘💀✌
I love how Lex is always looking at Brad to see his reaction! LOL
BTW, This whole album is pretty great.
You might not think it, but this band was great for moshing. I saw them 3 times in the 90s, and this song in particular had the rowdiest mosh pits.
That's the way to react to Primus. The "what is this?" look mixed with the wheels
turning and also thinking "damn. This is unique and twisted."
I totally listen to this song, while in the garage working on motorcycles and drinking beer
Oh, now we get into Primus! Yes. Get ready to love your life even more
If you had played the video you would know. Musically Primus are amazing, if you see them play this live you will get it! Try Woodstock
Primus is great live! Les Claypool is a badass on the bass! I’m glad Brad likes it! Good choice! 🙌🏼
Never knew if the drummer was playing one bass drum or double bass but I always loved the beat on this song. Great reaction
In the original video, the big guy in the mud bath was a DJ at the station Live 105 in San Francisco called Big Rick Stewart!
For sure. Have to watch it played to appreciate it.
My grandfather used these sayings alot when I was growing up " my name is mud" and " for the love of mud".
Gotta say, Brad's trim on his mustache and beard it super-tight - and Lex's hair is flat out sick! Great going guys!
Definitely not "man stuff." I'm a 51 yr old woman and I LOVE Primus! Les Claypool is one of a kind. Anything from Primus is going to be a funkadelic trip. I hope you do even more. I really love "Too Many Puppies"
That crunchy bass could have been a Korn song. I love me a killer bass line.
Glad my dad raised me on this 😍 proud most definitely
The more you listen to this album the more you think these guys are the most genius musicians out there
I definitely listen to this while wrenching on bikes in the garage.
Gotta watch the videos with these guys! So tripped out
I saw Primus heading for Rush at Wembley in 1992..and i thought What???..now they one of my fav bands ! ;)
It's SO WEIRD to me that young people now don't know things. Of course, I'm part of Generation X, the most effective absorbers of popular culture who have ever existed. We grew up in front of a tv and absorbed a little everything. We are nature's perfect dilettantes.
But honestly, "my name is mud"? It's an old expression that basically means I'm in trouble/I'm screwed. Which this guy is, since he just beat a guy to death for stepping on his shoe.
Correct interpretation.
It’s because we had Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck….they didn’t….
Xennial here, I’ve thought the same thing. I think we absorbed content differently then for the same reason we absorb phone numbers differently now without the Rolodex. It used to be more tactile.
@@LS-pe1rr …never said they didn’t. But I don’t know a single person their age or below that watches those old Looney Tunes cartoons….and it shows….
@@mikaeladoyle8372 I have a theory that the younger generations are not reading as much literature. It seems like a bigger emphasis in public school education (In the USA at least) is to prepare for standardize tests, rather than actually learning scholarly concepts. Growing up, we were reading at least 3 or 4 books a year, and then had to write a book report on them outlining our interpretations of these books. In high school, we would analyze the books identifying satire, foreshadowing, irony, etc. Looking at social media, I see a lot of errors that come from not reading often. Errors like using the word "loose" instead of "lose" or "would of" instead of "would've." These errors seem like it comes from spelling these words and phrases phonetically, rather than their proper way. I get it though. I don't read as much as I used to either. I am more likely to listen to a podcast or consume a book via Audible, so I am not judging. I'm just thankful that I grew up in a time where there was an emphasis on reading literature, rather than listening to it.
I think "Mudd" has multiple meanings. Being misunderstood which Les is. To possibly going back further in our history. To less just being awesome at putting a band together. I saw him at the first Bonnaroo w his side band. It was great.
I used to work tearing out the interior of houses for remodeling. Primus was definitely on our "destruction" playlist.
this is most definitely music we listen to while doin construction. only way to get through the day
Les Claypool is one of the best Bass guitarists ever, has a really weird style but bad to the bone!
Saw them live last night. Incredible show
This song has been played in our various shops at the resort many many times.
Ahh yes, always an awesome bass riff when it came to Primus. Les Claypool doin his best Ed Gein impression in this video lol
Lex is right, I totally listen to stuff like Primus when I’m drinking and playing with power tools in the garage lol
Yes! Y'all gotta do more Primus. Love those guys. Les is the god of bass
The land of Primus is lyrics of nursery rhymes and incredible bass slapping. One of the best bands EVER
Al Brand in the comment below got it right, though I would add that when someone's name is mud, it means they are regarded as lower than dirt, or it could mean "in big trouble." When I was a kid we used it all the time in that sense. Example "you better not break Mom's vase or your name will be mud!" Or "oh no, I broke Mom's vase! My name is mud...."
This song is based on a true story
Massively talented band!!!!
Les Claypool is easily one of the top 5 bass players ever and their live show is epic!!!!!!
Oh yeah, playing this loud and working in the shop gets stuff done.
ABSTRACT! Means what you make of it.
Sailing the seas of Cheeses is a classic album 🔥🔥
I think seeing the music video on this particular song is particularly important.
Les Claypool is a huge inspiration to a lot of bassists. You need to watch them perform Tommy The Cat Live, Les is incredible
Love your shirt. Lex.
Wife here...You know these guys were real popular with Dudes when I was in college..
You have to understand Primus! If you have never heard them your loss!
I have seen them live, amazing!
YALL GOTTA DO :” THEM BLUE COLLARED TWEAKERS “ by PRIMUS!
That bass line omg 😩
This whole album is pure gold!
Primus wrote and performed the theme song for South Park.
Mud is a slang term back in the day for saying "I'm screwed".
She's right, yup, Guy stuff! This was snowboarding and mosh pit music from the 90's, LOVED it!
I got to see Primus play Rush last summer. There was a meet and greet and I got an autographed poster. Good times. You should do Tragedys a Comin next, or Rapscallion.
Shake hands with beef is the jam by Primus 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lex this is Stomp music!! Like boots on a dance floor stomping!!
Lex hit the nail on the head regarding who listens to Primus.
Primus are different. But thats why i love em! Thanks for reacting to em
YES... more PRIMUS
How do you measure success?
Creating a sound that is yours, and everyone knows it.
nice, very nice.
Just appreciate your perspective
I love Primus. You might recognize their style and vocals from the South Park theme song.
Primus' lyrics are often deceptively straight-forward. Tommy The Cat is a song about a feline named Tommy. Wynona's Big Brown Beaver is about a woman named Wynona with a pet beaver. This song is about a guy whose name is Mud.
"Winona's big brown beaver" refers to a woman's bush... or her lesbian lover's bush ... ('That beaver eats taco bell' meant she does not eat sausage 😂)
It's ambigous and kind of unsensical, that's the fun of it.
You two should check out the official video for this song!
Dude stepped on his shoes so he hit him with a bat, now he has to bury him