Knowitall") 1996 - X Games Volume 1: Music from the Edge (promo for ESPN's X Games, featuring "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver") 1997 - Crossing All Over!: Volume 6 (featuring "Shake Hands with Beef") 1997 - Rock Sound: Volume 10 (promo for Rock Sound magazine, featuring "Shake Hands with Beef") 1997 - Universal Attaque!: Vol.Primus is an American rock band formed in El Sobrante, California in 1984. 1 (promo for the Surfrider Foundation, featuring a live version of "Mr. Krinkle") 1994 - Airheads (soundtrack, featuring the original track "Bastardizing Jellikit") 1994 - Brainscan (soundtrack, featuring "Welcome to This World") 1994 - Caroline Records 1994 Sampler (promo for Caroline Records, featuring "John the Fisherman") 1994 - Woodstock 1994 (live album, featuring "Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers") 1995 - Obdurate (promo for HM magazine, featuring a live version of "Here Come the Bastards") 1995 - Phuq! (featuring "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver") 1996 - Bored Generation (featuring "Hellbound 17½") 1996 - Eyesore: A Stab at The Residents ( The Residents tribute album, featuring the Primus cover of "Hello Skinny/Constantinople") 1996 - Music for Our Mother Ocean, Vol. 1991 - Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (soundtrack, featuring "Tommy the Cat") 1991 - Expand-O: CD Tune Up 12 (featuring "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver") 1993 - The Beavis and Butt-head Experience (soundtrack, featuring the original track "Poetry and Prose") 1993 - In Defense of Animals (benefit compilation album, featuring "Too Many Puppies") 1993 - Lollapalooza '93 (sampler, featuring studio version of "Mr. Ivan Landau, Edgar Alvarez & Webster ColcordĬompilations and soundtracks 1988 - Germ's Choice: A KUSF Compilation (promo for KUSF radio, featuring the demo version of "Tommy the Cat") 1991 - A Different Sound (promo for Carlsberg Light lager, featuring "Tommy the Cat") 1992 - Plan B: the questionable video features Here come the bastards, Tommy the cat. The video, directed by The Police drummer Steward Copeland's son, Jordan, consists of live performance of the band interspersed with old, grainy footage of Christmas-themed family life. In the meantime, lobster Claypool fantasizes about being on a beach.Īn entirely animated video set up in a fictional "The Good, The Band & The Ugly" world, showing a hanged Lee Van Cleef coming back to life to kill Clint Eastwood. Banned by MTV because of drug references, despite being an anti-drug song.įeatures Les Claypool dressed as a giant lobster in a tank at a restaurant, watching how the other lobsters are being eaten by socialites. Including clips from many previous music videos. Outdoor live footage shot at Baker Beach in San Francisco, CA.īlends claymation and real video. LaLonde also goes for a fly during his solo. This was also shot at 3/4 speed, giving the band irregular and odd movements at normal speed. Shot at 3/4 speed to give the band irregular and strange movements when played at normal speed.Įntirely claymated, except for the band appearing on a TV. The camera does not move during the entire video shot in one take. The band was asked to make this video by the record label. Shot entirely in black and white, with clips of black and white animation.
Live footage shot at the Phoenix Theater in Petaluma, CA.
Never officially released.īob Cock appears in the beginning clip.
Primus hired many of their friends from the Bay Area to be in the stage crew, and many of them appear in Primus's videos and home videos. Nativity in Black II: A Tribute to Black Sabbath Horrible Swill: A Tawdry Look at Primus on the Road in 1998īlame It on the Fish: An Abstract Look at the 2003 Primus Tour de Fromage "-" denotes a release that did not chart or was not released in that territory.Īnimals Should Not Try to Act Like People Primus & the Chocolate Factory with the Fungi Ensemble
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