Primus - Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People DIVX MP3 PRO

Primus - Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People ----------------------------------------- DVD/CD WITH ORIGINAL DRUMMER TIM ALEXANDER Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde and Tim Alexander are back as Primus. On October 7, Prawn Song/Interscope Records released "Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People." This two disc package combines the long awaited career spanning Primus DVD, along with a CD containing 5 new songs. Listen to Pilcher's Squad now! Orders available now at www.clubbastardo.com/music.html. The folks at Zoltron (in conjunction with the band) have pulled out all of the stops to create a comprehensive 3+ hour DVD that will satisfy the most hardcore fans. It compiles all 12 of the Primus videos, including the rarely seen "Too Many Puppies" clip directed by Kevin Kerslake, the stop-motion animation classic "Southbound Pachyderm," and the innovative "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver." Also included are the award winning short animated film "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" and the out of print 1992 home video release "Cheesy Home Video." The DVD has short documentaries on the making of "Mr. Krinkle" and "Wynona's" as well as "The Making of the Brown Album (Back In Brown)," which have never been seen before. Live performances on the DVD cover every single era of the band's career, from a 1989 college radio appearance, to Woodstock '94, to latter day shows with Brain (just to name a few). A rarities section even includes pre-Ler and Tim performances from the eighties with first guitarist Todd Huth, and drummers Jay Lane and Tim "Curveball" Wright. And if that wasn't enough, there is still more: backstage footage, discography, a Primus photo gallery and more. "It seems of late that bands are adding supplemental DVD material to their album releases to promote record sales. We've done the opposite. We've added a supplemental audio recording of brand new music to an extremely comprehensive DVD of classic visuals. Also, we've enlisted the incredible talents of some local artists to create a cutting edge, interactive interface," adds Claypool. Previews of the DVD are available for viewing with the Primus Media Player, and through Rolling Stone Magazine. In June, three old friends reconvened at Rancho Relaxo and recorded 5 new songs. Some of these musical ideas were generated in May in LA, when Les Claypool, Larry Lalonde and Tim Alexander (don't call him "Herb") first got back together and spent 3 days jamming, testing the waters, feeling each other out and working on new jams. Listen to audio clips of the new songs: http://www.primusville.com/frames/ftour.html http://www.primusville.com/ http://www.primusville.com/home/home.html http://www.primusville.com/frames/fmutation.html OK Heres the deal. We were making a menu, like the original dvd's menu to point to these DIVX files, but it wasnt working well:(. We had discussed making a menu fom HTML, JAVA, And flash, but dont think you would use it, so we just arent gonna do it. Instead, here are the files, Video ripped in DIVX home theatre quality Audio ripped in Nero MP3 Pro @ 128 kb/sec. The original menu system was really cool, and we dont yet possess the skill to do it justice. Enjoy, and if you request the full size dvd with menus, we will post it, otherwise we wont. PM joe, or comment requesting, and they will be posted, but the original dvd is a HUGE file(7.69 GB). Much Love, Joe Schmoe ----AND---- Eugene Blakeley, interstellar Communications.

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ebenyi (2006-03-09)

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srw567 (2007-07-14)

I would like to thank the author of this torrent. I had a hard time getting a good copy of this in a DVD Shrink or ISO version and then you came along a did a smart thing by running it through FairUse. (I assume)....... Anyway, it is an easier download and easy to record in clear chapters covering every aspect. Nice job.

srw567 (2007-07-17)

Yup...it's me. I'm back again.
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cleatuscassidy (2007-11-21)

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exxodis (2008-01-02)

i will continue too seed this for awhile after i download, Thanks....

bitchesbrew (2009-02-13)

Does any one know about the band No Forcefield? I've been looking every where but can't find it. Would appreciate any information. Very nice torrent by the way.

kroadie76 (2009-11-20)

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