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- Frizzle Fry (Bonus Track)
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Primus
Released 2002

To Defy
00:38
9,595 plays

John The Fisherman
03:37
72,730 plays

Too Many Puppies
03:57
22,817 plays

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- 1
- To Defy The Laws Of Tradition
- 06:41
- 19,589 plays

- 2
- Groundhog's Day
- 04:58
- 15,007 plays

- 3
- Too Many Puppies
- 03:57
- 22,817 plays

- 4
- Mr. Knowitall
- 03:51
- 19,219 plays

- 5
- Frizzle Fry
- 06:04
- 22,764 plays

- 6
- John The Fisherman
- 03:37
- 72,730 plays

- 7
- You Can't Kill Michael Malloy
- 00:25
- 16,678 plays

- 8
- The Toys Go Winding Down
- 04:35
- 18,590 plays

- 9
- Pudding Time
- 04:08
- 16,909 plays

- 10
- Sathington Willoughby
- 00:24
- 14,640 plays

- 11
- Spegetti Western
- 05:42
- 13,624 plays

- 12
- Harold Of The Rocks
- 06:17
- 12,751 plays

- 13
- To Defy
- 00:38
- 9,595 plays

- 14
- Hello Skinny/Constantinople
- 04:48
- 11,878 plays

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album review

Primus' eccentric, dissonant blend of avant-rock, funk, punk, and thrash has inspired comparisons to everyone from Frank Zappa to Devo to the Red Hot Chili Peppers. But whatever comparison is made, the fact is that this trio has created strikingly original music. Frizzle Fry is sometimes a bit too self-indulgent for its own good, but in general, Les Claypool's willingness to experiment and his risk-taking nature come through the most. "Too Many Puppies," "To Defy the Laws of Tradition," and "Mr. Knowitall" are among the nutty, weird treasures that helped establish Primus as alternative rock heroes and make Frizzle Fry the classic that it is. [The 2002 Prawn Song reissue adds a medley of the Residents' "Hello Skinny" and "Constantinople" as a bonus track.]~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide