Primus Tracks

John The Fisherman - where to begin? The band's calling card in its early push for airplay outside the Bay Area. Josh and Frankie chart the evolution of the track from the Sausage demo to live performances in the present day, dissect the video, and we pay special attention to some compelling covers of this compact, complex track. Find us @primustracks on Instagram and Twitter! Get involved Instagr...

Louis Ortega joins Josh & Frankie to break down the musical elements of Frizzle Fry's title track, and helps us appreciate its complexities - he even bangs out some riffs on the bass guitar! Settle in and take some notes, because you'll learn a lot about this pinnacle Primus performance. @primustracks on Instagram and Twitter. Submit a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and we'll read it on the show!...

Frankie knows all about Mr. Knowitall. Josh takes a road trip. We dive deep into this crushing Frizzle Fry track, particularly regarding live performances, but we also discuss the lyrics, music, and wax poetic about why the music of Primus is so deserving of one's ears and mind. Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcast and we'll read it on the air! Please don't hurt my feelings. @primustracks on Ins...

Too Many Puppies, you've been tracked. Josh and Frankie break down the first ever Primus song, and get some help from longtime Primus staffer (and Victim's Family drummer!!!) Tim "Soya" Solyan. Soya tells us about the early days in the Bay scene, how Primus popped off, and gives insight into the production behind the creepy version of Puppies on the Rhinoplasty release. Be sure to check out Victim...

Josh and Frankie discuss musical & lyrical themes of Groundhog's Day, one of the most widely-performed tunes in the Primus repertoire. Frankie charts the evolution of the song in a live setting, and Josh invites you to get floored. Instagram & Twitter @primustracks Get involved Instagram Facebook Email Burn your money 

Josh and Frankie take on the towering Frizzle Fry opener, To Defy The Laws Of Tradition - musical and lyrical themes, literary connections, and why this stands as an anthem for Primus and its fans. @primustracks on instagram and twitter. Get involved Instagram Facebook Email Burn your money 

Josh and Frankie set sail to cover every Primus studio track...but you can't talk about Frizzle Fry without starting at Suck On This. It's unusual for a band's first official release to be a live album - Josh and Frankie delve into the background of the recordingm the Bay Area scene of the 80s, and the tracks themselves. @primustracks on Instagram and Twitter Get involved Instagram Facebook Email...