Primus
In Numbers: The Stanford University Broadcast 1988 - (The Great American Live Broadcast Company – GABC146CD)
Stanford University
Stanford, California, USA
May 3, 1989
KZSU-91.9 FM Radio Broadcast
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01 – YYZ (Rush) / John the Fisherman
02 – Groundhog’s Day
03 – Tommy the Cat
04 – Studio Banter
05 – Bob Studio Banter
06 – Harold of the Rocks
07 – Break
Les Claypool – lead vocals, bass, double bass
Larry "Ler" LaLonde – guitars, backing vocals
Tim "Herb" Alexander – drums, backing vocals
I remember the first time Rosebud heard Primus. It was live at an Ozzfest. Primus played the main stage and had Bucket Head as a special guest guitarist on one song. He also played with nunchucks during "My Name Is Mud". Rosebud thought it was some of the oddest music she had heard, but loved it! We have been lucky enough to catch Primus live quite a few times. Never a bad show!!
This awesome performance is just too short, that's the only short coming it has.
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Primus - In Numbers ~ Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA May 3, 1989 (FM)
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Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade New Daisy Theatre Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.A. May 13, 2003 (SBD)
Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade
New Daisy Theatre
Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.A.
May 13, 2003
Soundboard Recording
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No Cover Art
Source: Soundboard > SBM-1 > D-8 (16/48)
Conversion: Master DAT Tascam DA-20mkII > Marantz PMD570 (PMC Stereo) > Audacity FLAC > Frontend.ffp
01 Cosmic Highway 13:39
02 Roof 7:04
03 Buzzards of Green Hill 5:58
04 Long in the Tooth 4:46
05 Precipitation 8:13
06 The Intruder (Peter Gabriel) 8:23
07 Cygnus X-1 Tease / Drums > 11:29
08 Taxman (The Beatles) 10:21
09 David Makalaster I (w/ Southbound Pachyderm Tease) 13:09
10 David Makalaster II 12:06
11 Thela Hun Ginjeet (King Crimson) 17:42
encore:
12 D's Diner 11:01
Total Playing Time: 2hr 3mn 51sc
Uploaders Notes:
Cut in Les dialogue on SBD tape after "Taxman", spliced in Schoeps audience to patch.
Les Claypool with yet another side project.
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