Primus - To Defy the Laws of Tradition (Hallucino Genetics Live 2004)

Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde and Tim Alexander "Hallucino-Genetics Live 2004." Gigaante Banda Estadounidense de rock fusión que se creo a finales de los 80. Aqui Uno de mis temas preferidos, Les Claypool la rrrompe!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Primus
• To
• Defy
• the
• Laws
• of
• Tradition
• Rock
• Fusion
• Les
• Claypool
• Larry
• LaLonde
• Tim
• Alexander
• Hallucino
• Genetics
• Live
• 2004

[makem85]

love too much this guitar riff...

[Majestyrodri]

jaja.. a mi tambien. Por eso me encanta el tema y se me dio por subirlo

saludos

[2992isthatall]

he shouldn't sing? what are you? some sort of michael jackson fag too far gone on DMT?

[crago121]

PRIMUS SUCKS!

[bryn9871]

If there is ever a perfect song, this one would be a strong argument for it.

[nickthurnbeck]

i first heard this song nearly 20 yrs ago around 13 to 14 yrs old. it changed my life! made me see the possibilities of music and for that i will always be indebted to les, ler and my personal favorite tim.

[rhombusskullvsteal]

@DSMANDARIN people who don't like it are sad pathetic and gay, that is an obvious thing. you have it the wrong way.

[RottenHamburger]

you get used to les' singing and learn to celebrate it as on eof the things that makes primus so good

[RottenHamburger]

@Metal6Is6A6Joke I thought les was already a good singer?wtf

[thegodfigure]

@2992isthatall dmt ftw, hahaha. less is the best!

[progrockcoffee]

To everyone complaining about his singing, remember the title of this song. It's "to defy", not "to conform with".

[dommer117]

1.) In those rounded screens i saw some of the residents in eyeball helmets

2.) Ler looks an awful lot like Jim Morrison with his hair that way

[Canaveral305]

Les's voice is part of what makes Primus great. He's definitively not the best singer, but if Primus had what is considered a "good" singer in mainstream music, it just wouldn't fit. Reminds you that being an incredible singer doesn't mean shit to the actual music, actually.

[wxb200]

I really dig Les Claypool's creativity with his bass lines, every line is never the same from previous songs...