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]]> by: Andrew http://www.audiomonger.com/2006/05/30/les-claypool-of-whales-and-woe/#comment-1901 Tue, 18 Jul 2006 19:09:35 +0000 http://www.audiomonger.com/2006/05/30/les-claypool-of-whales-and-woe/#comment-1901 I agree completely, however it reminds me of Primus's more odd and less popular songs such as "Los Bastardos" and "Welcome to this World" as well as a good chunk of The Brown Album. I must however point out that the songs also reflect some of The Frog Brigade's "Purple Onion". Especially the darker sounding tunes like "Barington Hall" and "Makelaster II". All of which strogly support your father's statement about the Colonel. But I'm blown away that as a bassist he hadn't ever heard of Claypool. Les is up there with Wooten! Anways, you gotta tell me if he ever gets to see The Fancy Band or Primus. Oh, and by the way I thought you should know that the Frog Brigade isn't working together as of now. It's his new band, The Fancy Band (similar to Frog B. and they play F.B. songs but they also play his other work with C2B3 and Holy Macrel.) And I totaly agree, when I saw him at Bonnaroo he seemed to be having an excellent time. His new book also displays his quantitive fun as of this time in his life. I agree completely, however it reminds me of Primus’s more odd and less popular songs such as “Los Bastardos” and “Welcome to this World” as well as a good chunk of The Brown Album. I must however point out that the songs also reflect some of The Frog Brigade’s “Purple Onion”. Especially the darker sounding tunes like “Barington Hall” and “Makelaster II”. All of which strogly support your father’s statement about the Colonel. But I’m blown away that as a bassist he hadn’t ever heard of Claypool. Les is up there with Wooten! Anways, you gotta tell me if he ever gets to see The Fancy Band or Primus. Oh, and by the way I thought you should know that the Frog Brigade isn’t working together as of now. It’s his new band, The Fancy Band (similar to Frog B. and they play F.B. songs but they also play his other work with C2B3 and Holy Macrel.) And I totaly agree, when I saw him at Bonnaroo he seemed to be having an excellent time. His new book also displays his quantitive fun as of this time in his life.

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