My First Time Listening to Sailing The Seas Of Cheese by Primus | My Reaction

[@bloodchoke]

I was taking a music theory class my senior year of high school and for one of the questions of the final exam, the teacher asked us to guess the time signature of a song, giving us a hint that it was in the name. She proceeded to play Eleven from this album. All the metal heads and stoners answered before the serious musicians finished counting it out.

[@olly8453]

Yes! I've been waiting since you did their debut album for this. You HAVE to check out Pork Soda next. It's their darkest album. Continue the journey!!

[@mollyesanborn]

Oh I'll definitely be listening to Pork Soda as well, I look forward to it!

[@RunawayOcelot]

Grab yourself a can of pork soda. You'll be feeling just fine

[@MatthewAdamAda]

id argue the brown album.

[@pants6951]

Pork Soda is definitely my favorite Primus record

[@davidleelloth1479]

That harsh voice you’re hearing on Tommy the Cat is the great Tom Waites doing guest vocals. You should really check out one of his albums: Swordfishtrombones or Rain Dogs. He’s an absolute genius and unlike anything else you will ever hear.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@Seansmusicvault]

@@mollyesanborn I must concur with @davidleelloth1479, although I would add the stunning album Bone Machine to the "must hear" list. ☮to you and yours!

[@iandawson6461]

@@mollyesanborn I will second this recommendation. Tom Waits is a singular legend.

[@wulfgold]

@@iandawson6461 I third this recommendation. Waits is one of my top 3 artists of all time, huge respect for the man that carved out his career and probably could've retired but decided to get weirder and more expoerimental. There's a lot of Waits albums and variance in there, I'd maybe go either "Small Change" for prime-early era gnarled beauty or "Mule Variatons" for later era weirdness with a mix of some really tender and beautiful songs "Georgia Lee" off that album will break your heart and still makes me teary - it's worth reading the background of it. Waits is possibly the greatest American Songwriter > Bob Dylan. His songs have been covered by Bette Midler, Rod Stewart, Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Cash, Tori Amos, Frank Black (Pixies), Booker T, The Ramones - you know the great think he's great ;) You've almost certainly seen him in film + not known who he is too.

[@ludlow555]

@@mollyesanborna couple guys from Primus played on Tom’s album Mule Variations and his album Bone Machine is one of my all time faves.

[@NerudoP-Clowes]

The most evocative album of 1991! I used to go to a 24 hour billiards/pool hall after work and play this entire album on the jukebox. Pretty much every night. This evoked anger into a great number of hair-metal or country ruffians who would often try to pick fights with me. Definitely took some shots, but I also won a lot of money that summer. And I credit this album. Thanks Primus!

[@drewc9947]

only real ass country boys appreciate primus. they suck, and we can prove it cuz les is one of ours.

[@Metamorphosis24]

i just now noticed that in nearly every album reaction video, Molly is wearing a top that has at least one color that is on the album cover of the album she's reacting to. i know it's unrelated to this video but it's just a thought that came into my head just now.

[@mindful2864]

Molly, I love how your shirt matches the color of this album cover. Sailing the Seas of Cheese is my favorite from Primus and really showcases Les Claypool’s skill as a bassist. You check out Pork Soda next.

[@mollyesanborn]

Haha, I may or may not have planned on wearing my yellow shirt for this particular video... and yes, the bass is absolutely fantastic! Les Claypool is certainly a very talented musician, that's for sure.

[@JKBarker101]

What I always loved about Primus, other than the suburb musicianship, is it has this vibe of some disturbing kids movie that you vaguely remember watching… For another truly unique band of the 90s I’ll still be championing Morphine, as they’re rarely covered but have a cool, unique sound with a saxophone instead of guitar. Les Claypool was a big fan of the band, and since the frontman/bassist Mark Sandman’s passing has a special mic with his name on it on stage. He also having covered one of their songs with the surviving members (though he’s got a *very* different voice) - thanks again Molly, these types of albums are my favourites that you react to! 🧀💛

[@mollyesanborn]

You nailed that description for Primus' sound, there is something a bit odd and unsettling about it at times. They know how to fuse a lot of different styles together so effectively. I'll have to check out Morphine, someone else suggested them as well. That's cool that they use a saxophone!

[@jm76vd]

Primus “ Sailing the sea of cheese is one of my favorite albums in the early 90s..It was so mind blowing when I first listened to it..I love your reaction it’s kinda close to my listening Molly. Love your videos..The 90s was the apex of modern music before got corporate and lame during the 2010

[@timcardona9962]

Wow what a discovery you are - as a musician I really appreciate your thoughts on Primus, especially how much you point out the jazz element. Primus opened up all the doors that eventually led me from rock to jazz.

[@Lone-wolf-1982]

Love this album. Bought it when i was 15, and listened to it all through high school. Sailing and Pork Soda are probably my favorite Primus albums. Great reaction Molly. I'm looking forward to you getting into Phish and Rush as your next 2 bands. Fun fact: Primus appear in "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey" during the battle of the bands. They are playing "Tommy the Cat".

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for checking out the reaction! I am looking forward to hearing more Primus here on the channel, and I'll be sure that Phish and Rush are on my list as well :)

[@craigstrickland1572]

I got into them later in high school. They are legendary, and this album is a treat for the ears and encompasses so many things. It is a real sonic assault, and each musician brings a new level of intensity and ingenuity to each song. The musicianship is off the charts with this lot.

[@mollyesanborn]

I agree, their musicianship is on full display here. Everything is balanced so perfectly. I'll definitely have to check out more of their albums!

[@craigstrickland1572]

@@mollyesanborn You are in for a treat and journey! 'Pork Soda' is another banger

[@dustfan]

Hell yeah! this is one of the first albums I wore out, technically cassette. I remember listening to this over and over again on a walkman on long family road trips as a teen. A very entertaining album for a very boring situation. Probably why it's still my favorite Primus album although Punchbowl and Brown Album are close. It only gets better with multiple listens.

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah, it's such an entertaining album! I'm looking forward to hearing more from Primus, that's for sure.

[@GuyWithACamera23]

Ah, awesome! Insta-watch! The vocal samples in Los Bastardos is from a British comedy show The Young Ones, which was maybe THE defining sitcom of the 80's.

[@ludlow555]

“Around every turn there’s a new noise” love it!😂😂

[@ChoobsX]

Yay! So happy you listened to this one, Molly! I feel this album really lulls you into their insanity with the simplicity in the earlier tracks and a progressive march towards more wild ideas by the time you hit Fish On. Been listening to this for almost 30 years, its still such a joy to listen to! Can't wait for Pork Soda and Tales from the Punchbowl reactions!

[@richardl9242]

Heck yeah, Molly!! Although Primus never topped "Frizzle Fry" in my opinion, albums #2 ("STSOC") and #3 ("Pork Soda") are darn close and great albums in their own right!

[@mollyesanborn]

I'm looking forward to hearing Pork Soda as well!

[@mikestelzer2027]

I'm as excited to watch you go through this discography as any other band. Seen them a handful of times and def would again. All their albums have a TON of mileage on my stereo

[@mollyesanborn]

I'm loving Primus, they are so incredibly unique in their style and sound, I haven't heard any other band quite like them. I'll definitely have to give more of their albums a go.

[@mikestelzer2027]

@mollyesanborn I hope you can do them all- they just get better and better- they never stop evolving

[@ScarysReviews]

their best album (my favourite), another great reaction Molly. You'll love Pork Soda (the next album)

[@mollyesanborn]

I'm looking forward to hearing Pork Soda as well!

[@atomcraft4067]

Ahh... I love this album! It's so niche. Those who get it, get it. Those who don't get it, hate it. LOL. Those Damn Blue Collared Tweekers is my favourite song off the album followed by Here Come The Bastards. It's a fun time watching them in concert. Another cool reaction Molly.

[@mollyesanborn]

Primus is easily one of the most unique bands I've heard, their music is very singular and they really know how to fuse so many different elements in their music. Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers is probably my favorite as well, such a great track!

[@jez_77]

Always fun to watch reactions to Primus, theres no other band like them. Another band Id love to see you react to is Mastodon, especially since you already heard Remission, next 3 albums are absolutely incredible, Crack the Skye being one of the best albums ever in my opinion

[@mollyesanborn]

I agree, I've never heard anything like Primus before. Their music is so entertaining! I'll definitely have to get back to Mastodon real soon, thanks for the reminder.

[@jez_77]

@@mollyesanborn Cant wait for Crack the Skye reaction then, absolute masterpiece!

[@MrHunterbuchanan]

This was a whole lot of fun! I'd say most Primus fans love their first two albums most, but Pork Soda is absolutely worth moving on to, and I personally have a soft spot for Antipop and Green Naugahyde.

[@mollyesanborn]

I'll definitely be giving Pork Soda a listen as well, I'm excited to hear it!

[@natashamarikleeba6239]

I was introduced to Pork Soda and worked backwards. My favorite will forever be Frizzle Fry but I enjoy each album for their each unique quality. Tales From the Punch Bowl is also one of my favorite underappreciated albums.

[@PGHFilter]

green naugahyde is incredible

[@jakesmith6233]

NICE! Probably my favorite album from Primus. I love "Jerry was a race car driver", "Tommy the Cat" and others. Great Album indeed! Also went on a bit of an Opeth binge. Amazing band, killer band! They just released a new album called The Last will and Testament.

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah, this is a great album and very entertaining. Primus is such a unique band, I look forward to hearing more from them. And I'll have to do more Opeth as well!

[@darphaedrus1558]

My entry album into the band and still a favorite 👏👏👏

[@dramacomic]

Another great album selection Molly! Is It Luck is one of my favorite Primus songs. Off the chain even by their standards. I'm seeing several recommendations to try Pork Soda next which is great, but I also hope after that you might try Tales from the Punchbowl, an album of theirs I've seen more mixed opinions about but I really dig it and I think you might as well!

[@mollyesanborn]

Is It Luck is such a great song! I'll definitely plan on giving Pork Soda and Tales From The Punchbowl a listen as well, I'm excited to hear more from Primus.

[@metalmania3678]

Great timing, I've probably listened to this album 10 times in the past week lol. I've never heard anything like it but damn it's so good!!

[@mollyesanborn]

Right?! Primus is easily one of the most unique bands I've heard, their music is so singular and extremely entertaining. I'll definitely have to give more of their albums a listen.

[@metalmania3678]

​@@mollyesanborn oh BTW I just submitted an audition to be their drummer!! I heard recently that their drummer quit and they were looking for a new one. I guess we'll see if I hear back from them lol

[@mollyesanborn]

@@metalmania3678 good luck!

[@N-Stormwood]

Listening to more of my formative and favorite albums! This one is soo killer.

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah this one was a lot of fun! I'm really enjoying Primus so far, they're such a unique band.

[@birdsbodger]

I got this the day it came out, a fantastic album. Primus are a very underrated band, most people only know them for the South Park theme. They have a compilation album out, they can't all be Zingers and yes, they are all Zingers 😂 nice review, have a great week Molly 👍

[@mollyesanborn]

They are so unique, I've never heard a band like them. I'll have to give that compilation album a listen as well!

[@Aduder999]

I love your reviews. So descriptive of the sounds and music you hear.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thank you so much! I appreciate that :)

[@misterno-ice-guy8082]

Primus's debut album was their live album: Suck on This. They'd been playing live shows (while refusing to record) for years before that

[@mouseshadow5828]

Noice! I'm going to see Sessanta in March. It started as a celebration tour for Maynard's 60th birthday but has been going for a couple years now. It's Primus, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer all on stage at the same time. They take turns playing songs and have a lounge area on stage for whoever isn't performing. Gonna be sick

[@mollyesanborn]

That sounds like it'll be awesome! Have a great time :)

[@nathanpadilla213]

Scored some tickets to watch Primus, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer in Vegas in April. Puscifer is a band you should look into and keep Primus going!

[@mollyesanborn]

Nice, that sounds like it'll be an amazing show! I'll have to get into Puscifer soon, I'd love to check them out.

[@metalrules1135]

If you want a completely different side of guitarist Larry Lalonde, check out his first band Possessed. The importance of Possessed in the timeline of Metal would be hard to underestimate.

[@Bunke09]

I saw them the year this album came out at the Paramount Theatre Seattle in 1991. They opened for Public Enemy and Anthrax. Seen them a handful of times since.

[@mollyesanborn]

Lucky! They seem like a really fun band to see live.

[@descantinginsalubrious]

All three Primus members are god-tier musicians. Herb Alexander is an almost unfathomably good drummer, especially suited for Primus. I got to see them way back in the day on tour with Public Enemy and Anthrax. An incredible show.

[@bigboycombo6342]

I love this album, bought it when it first came out.

[@mollyesanborn]

It's a ton of fun, such an entertaining album!

[@aquadime333]

Fun fact. Primus is the band preforming right before Wyld Stallyns at the battle of the bands in the movie Bill and Ted's bogus journey. It shows them playing the ending of Tommy the Cat.

[@mikeyj79]

Most of these tracks were insane at their live shows in the 90's. I barely survived their mosh pits!! You are awesome and keep doing what you're doing!

[@mollyesanborn]

Primus seems like such a fun band to see live, lucky you got to be there! And I'm glad you're enjoying the videos, thanks for watching :)

[@lukepurser3432]

I remember when I was in high school me and my mom were in a walmart parking lot. She told me when she was in high school she got her hair cut by some hippies. They played tommy the cat. So in that parking lot, she played me the song. I was so amazed my mom liked something remotly heavy. And weird in a fun way. It didn't sound anything like what she normally played. And that was my introduction to primus.

[@mollyesanborn]

That is an awesome introduction to Primus! Thanks for sharing :)

[@lukepurser3432]

@mollyesanborn and thank you for being interactive and polite to your fans, even when you don't have to be.

[@mollyesanborn]

@@lukepurser3432 of course! Y'all are great ❤

[@lukepurser3432]

@@mollyesanborn we try. 😁

[@floorticket]

I'm trying not to tell you anything you don't already know, but Primus come from El Sobrante, California which is ~ fifteen minutes north of Berkeley. Anyway, on August 13, 1982 King Crimson played the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, California and it was a freaking monumental concert (officially recorded and released by the band), and I'm about 90% sure Les Claypool was there. I was there, and I was 16 and Les is three years older. If not that '82 show, Crimson played the same venue in '84 as well. I was at both. 1980s King Crimson was a huge influence on us all back then and especially weird rock bands. Subbed.

[@mollyesanborn]

I know that King Crimson has been suggested by some people in the comments, I'll have to give them a listen at some point as well!

[@CapnLubeHandles]

yuuuuuuuh! hope you keep going with their albums. would be interested to hear your take on AntiPop, personally i love that album.

[@TheSPECTRELIGHT]

Thrilled you listened to this album! The next one Pork Soda is phenomenal.

[@chrismendez9331]

Yes....thank you for more primus

[@Lightning_Alert]

Haven’t heard this in years! Thanks Molly!❤

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@tonyschannel7438]

Also if you see anyone comment "Primus sucks!", that's something that people who LIKE Primus say (yeah I don't get it either, I just go with it ;) )..

[@mollyesanborn]

Primus sucks!

[@curtism.revisseubert2512]

Don't mind me for explaining, but Primus used to open for a lot of thrash metal bands, and the crowds would shout how much they sucked...so Primus fans took that and turned it around.

[@Brandonmtlhd]

Primus is one of those bands that you never know what to expect when putting on an album for the first time but you know you're going to like it. Jerry Was a Race Car Driver and Tommy the Cat were the 2 main singles/videos from the album and the former pretty much introduced them to the world via MTV. Frizzle Fry is a great album as well but didn't get the publicity that Sailing did. Looking forward to your reaction to Pork Soda, whenever that happens.

[@FluidTomato-iq9vl]

You need to check out this amazing Post Metal band called Isis, they have a super heavy sludgy sound that focuses on atmosphere.

[@freddiemossberg7204]

Not often I see someone recommend ISIS which is one of my all time favourite bands. Panopticon changed my life.

[@mollyesanborn]

Heavy sludgy sound focusing on atmosphere sounds EXACTLY like my kind of music! I know that ISIS has been suggested before so I'll definitely try and get to them soon on the channel.

[@Mike-ge7pe]

Stumbled upon your channel and found so many awesomely unexpected album reviews… I have to recommend Refused- The Shape of Punk to Come. It’s of those albums for me that I cherished mostly alone until many years later when it became seen for the masterpiece it is.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks so much for the album suggestion, I'll make sure that it's on my list. And I'm glad you're enjoying the channel :D

[@hermunkulus]

Welcome back. Hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving!

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks so much! Happy Thanksgiving to you as well ❤

[@thunderspike1892]

Les Claypool played bass on the songs Between and Cold Piece from Jerry Cantrell's debut album Boggy Depot which you hopefully will get around to. His Degradation Trip Volumes 1&2 are also worth checking out. He released Degradation Trip in June 2002 and then he released Volumes 1&2 in November 2002. Volumes 1 was the same album and 2 a lot of other songs. So if you check this one out do the full version.

[@_I9L3_]

Amazing video, as it always is! It's really hard to comprehend and describe what's going on in Primus albums, but you've definitely nailed it If you'd be in the mood - I can recommend checking out Morphine band. They consist of drums, bass and saxophone, so their sound is pretty unique: low, stripped down, but groovy, combining blues, jazz and rock

[@mollyesanborn]

Primus is pretty wild, that's for sure! I love that they really embrace their own musical style. I'll have to look into Morphine, thank you for the suggestion.

[@erich.1355]

More Primus? Hell yes. 'Seas of Cheese' is probably their strongest, but my favorite of theirs is yet to come... Hope you get to hear it!

[@dougfisher1266]

I have been waiting for this since Frizzle Fry, thank you for doing this! Of Primuses 9 studio albums I think the first 2 and last 2 are the best. Pork Soda, the next up in order, is my least favorite as a serious Primus fan. But I can't wait for it already. I really dig your style, and your minds ear.😉

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for watching! I'm really enjoying Primus so far, I can't wait to hear more of their albums.

[@dhf030475]

This is their best album. Everyone at the top of their game

[@Othersideofmidnight]

Tommy the Cat features guest vocals from Tom Waits (one of my favorite artists). Check out his discography if you want a weird change of pace. I'd say to start with either Rain Dogs or Bone Machine

[@1969bass]

One of my favorite records

[@stecumo6459]

bought this album the day it came out,put it on my kenwood tower system and rattled the house.a real good way to get your weird on

[@shannonbaron7302]

You do some of the best reactions for music on the tube. A few suggestions. Machine Head - starting with Burn my Eyes. Guns and Roses - starting from Appetite for destruction. Sepultura - starting from Arise.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for the suggestions, and I'm glad you're enjoying the channel! :)

[@ottoman666]

Gotta love primus and Les Claypool I bought this album over 20 years ago and antipop too

[@hamishcounsell5579]

hilarious how you listened to probably one of the most depressing albums last video to one of the more weireder and quirky albums of the 90s. great video!

[@manzell]

One of my faves as a kid!

[@South-of-Heaven]

Wow just found your channel… amazing list of bands you are covering. Instant sub here. Hope to see the band -Sepultura- Arise. Brazilian band that brought a huge sound to the metal scene.

[@mollyesanborn]

Glad you're enjoying the channel, I appreciate the sub! So far I've just done one Sepultura album here on the channel, I'll have to give more of their discography a listen.

[@South-of-Heaven]

@ yes I did see you reacted to Roots 2 years ago. Sorry that was your introduction into sepultura as that’s not the “go to” album. The 4th album “Arise” is a 10/10 masterpiece and diverse with tribal drums, industrial metal, punk influences to name a few interesting sounds. I hope you get to check this one out. Keep up the great job… I really enjoy your take on the music.

[@kevinnordavind3119]

cool and weird stuff Molly. I caught these guys live in '92 with Anthrax and Public Enemy. Very diverse, intense and cool crowd.

[@mollyesanborn]

Primus is great, I'm loving their music so far. Easily one of the most unique bands I've heard.

[@brianthomas2112]

Check out Tom Waits’ music. Guest vocalist on “Tommy the Cat”

[@markgolde4274]

Pork soda and their ep miscellaneous debris is equally cool. Can't recommend those enough !

[@samuelmcgovern]

The voice of Tommy the Cat is Tom Waits!

[@xnyph8490]

Great reaction. Thank-You!

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for watching!

[@sumonjamal1653]

If u watch the Primus live concert video 'Hallucino Genetics' from 2004, u can appreciate the live versions more - songs like 'American life'... 'Sgt. Baker'... sound more vibrant and energetic live... The concert has a full live performance of their debut album 'Frizzle Fry'... Les Claypool (bass/ vocals) said that the album title 'Sailing the Seas of Cheese'... referred to Primus trying to navigate through the 'cheesy' rock scene of 1991 (when the album was released) w/ popular rock bands like Bon Jovi ... Firehouse... Winger ... Danger Danger... etc. What Claypool did not predict that Nirvana would break big in 1991 and the indie rock scene that Primus was part of since the 80's would explode in popularity in the early 90's ... MTV played the videos for "Tommy the cat"... 'Jerry was a race car driver'... and the album sold a half million copies in the US. Primus' third studio album 'Pork Soda' in 1993 would become a bigger hit - also selling a half million copies and when Primus took the stage at the festival Woodstock '94, they were greeted by a huge response from the massive crowd, after years playing clubs and hearing, "Primus sucks!"

[@mollyesanborn]

Thank you for all of the Primus info! Much appreciated. I'll have to give that live concert video a watch.

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

I used to listen to this album on my discman while I did my calculus homework in college.

[@tonyschannel7438]

Everything going okay? I notice you haven't uploaded in a couple weeks (taking a holiday break perhaps)? Just curious, and of course no hurry, take all the time you need!

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for reaching out! Life's been busy lately, December has been flying by and the holiday season has been a bit difficult this year for personal reasons. I've also been busy working on my favorite albums/songs of the year lists so that has cut a lot into my editing time. I've got a new reaction coming very soon though, and stay tuned for my fav albums/songs of 2024 videos as well :)

[@eddiewbush]

Molly ! if your not pursuing a career in broadcasting....you should. your a natural. always enjoy your review on music.✌

[@mollyesanborn]

Aw thanks so much! I'll have to keep broadcasting in mind... glad you're enjoying the videos :)

[@misterscarisma]

Primus at their best. Seen and heard this record live in its entirety, say 20 years ago.

[@davesanborn2285]

Another Well Done Video! 🎉

[@iandawson6461]

While I enjoy further Primus albums, this is widely considered their best. So creative, wild, and fun.

[@ManoloChapa-f8q]

Amazing album

[@marvelcaptain3504]

Great reaction you'll love Pork Soda too

[@mollyesanborn]

I'm looking forward to hearing it!

[@darioactive-man3287]

YEEEEHAAAW!!! Is it luck?!

[@WheresWaldo05]

Would love to see you react to: Rainbow Butt Monkeys- Letters to Chutney After this album they changed their name to Finger Eleven. You may recognize that name. This album however is true 90's grunge and fantastic. After this, their genre style changed. April's Motel Room- Black 14 A 90's grunge band that for some reason did not make it any further than this one singular album. But the album is amazing and up there for me personally with albums like Ten, Core, Nevermind, Superunknown. It doesn't have the big massive hits or anything, but every song throughout is quite good. One of my favorite albums of the grunge era out there. And don't ask me how i found out about it cause it was endless depths of the internet research. There is not much about them online at all. Both these albums need more attention in the community. The fact they don't, is a major travesty. And if you find out you like them, i have plenty of other great deepcut offerings. Trust me!

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll make sure that they're on my list :)

[@sammitchell3657]

Nice! Looking forward to seeing your reaction on ANTI POP. That album is so underrated. It features Tom from Rage Against The Machine, And Tom Waits.

[@StraightGamesta]

Great Vid! Can't wait for Primus - Pork Soda! Also, if you are looking for some more awesome Mike Patton, highly recommend listening to his band Fantomas, the best first album listen would be Directors Cut (imo). It is a lot of horror movie scores/themes re-imagined into Mike Patton insanity and it is awesome!

[@mollyesanborn]

I'll definitely do a Pork Soda reaction as well, I can't wait to hear it! And thanks for the Mike Patton suggestion, I've got Fantomas on my list :)

[@BobbyBottleservice]

the album is so fun holy cow

[@mollyesanborn]

Absolutely, I had such a blast giving this one a listen. Primus is an incredibly entertaining band!

[@govs213]

If you enjoyed the dark aspects get ready for their next album “Pork Soda” it overtook Frizzle Fry as my favorite about 7 years ago.

[@mollyesanborn]

Ooh I can't wait to hear it!!

[@mrch6200]

🤠

[@mollyesanborn]

:)

[@Justabigbeaver]

Keep going! If you like darker sounds you’re gonna love their next album Pork Soda

[@mollyesanborn]

Absolutely, I'm looking forward to giving Pork Soda a listen as well!

[@wulfgold]

Most bands can do two great albums, no worries, but often that 3rd album falls off in quality - three albums is my benchmark for a great band. Primus managed 5 great albums before a drop off in quality.

[@AstralWalker44]

Did you notice Sathington Waltz was in a different key of Eleven? :D

[@bigmfzack]

You should check out i didnt mean to haunt you by quadeca. If u want of course. Its a concept album about a ghost and is really fucking good. My favourite album ever

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for the suggestion, I will make sure that Quadeca is on my list :)

[@matthewmohri9990]

The more you listen to the stranger bands the more I can't wait to see your reaction when you start to cover "Brainiac" albums b/c you will have never heard a band like Brainiac or any other band remotely close to "Brainiac" after. Primus was like watching someone using a bass like a composer uses a Piano to its complete and total dynamic potential. Less Claypool is a genius.

[@mollyesanborn]

Good to know, thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to give Brainiac a listen as well!

[@llyn60]

into the rabbit hole! 🤣

[@ringo1413]

You should check out jinjer, particularly their albums macro and wallflower they’re brilliant very groovy, heavy and progressive

[@mollyesanborn]

I've got Jinjer on my list, thanks for the suggestion!

[@jamesmyrick9083]

Hope you do Pork Soda as well. After you get around to Slayer's Seasons in the Abyss. 😁

[@mollyesanborn]

I'll definitely plan on a Pork Soda reaction! And I'll try and get to more Slayer as soon as possible :)

[@jamesdfulhamfc]

Is it Luck 🍀- so so good! Would love you to review more Primus Molly. Also check out a Canadian band called “The Tea Party” album Edges Of Twilight

[@mollyesanborn]

Primus is great, I'll definitely plan on doing more of their albums! And thanks for the suggestion, I'll make sure that The Tea Party is on my list :)

[@yukoncornelius6078]

Pork Soda next!

[@laeonflux]

Love when anyone reacts to Primus and I really enjoy your style of reactions/reviews so by all means keep reacting to the suckiest band of them all please, and if you're up to the task, keep doing it in chronological order. Next on line: Pork Soda. My personal favorite, perhaps their darkest one, such an ominous masterpiece of humor and chaos.

[@mollyesanborn]

I'll absolutely do more Primus, I'm really enjoying their music! I'm looking forward to hearing Pork Soda, it's intriguing that you say it's their darkest one, I'm sure it'll be a great listen :)

[@wafflesaurus_supreme]

Instant, automatic like for reacting to one of the true classic albums. However, if I'm not mistaken, you still need to get to Babymetal.

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah I've still gotta check out Babymetal, I'll keep them in mind :)

[@TheMisterHache]

Those are very nice walls

[@Apache2895]

I think you’d have an interesting time with Cattle decapitation. Particularly any of their last 4 albums

[@mollyesanborn]

I've got Cattle Decapitation on my list to check out, thanks for the suggestion!

[@wadegarrett2376]

need to get back on that Manson train :)

[@mollyesanborn]

Definitely! I'll plan on doing some more Marilyn Manson soon ;)

[@stephenharrod3354]

Second🎶

[@mollyesanborn]

Hope you enjoy the video! ❤

[@Butterfliesandzebras]

Listening to this back with you - I realize just how extremely weird this music is and how no one has really made any attempt to make anything like it since. Primus, one of a kind, toxic acid toad funk rock

[@mollyesanborn]

100%, Primus is truly a unique band and I've never heard music like this before. Incredibly entertaining and a bit bizarre in a fantastic way.

[@CreeNathanson]

If you enjoyed this, I recommend that you check out Pork Soda next.

[@mollyesanborn]

Definitely, I can't wait to hear it!