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Fancy

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For this DVD, Claypool and his current company, sitarist Gabby La La, saxophonist Skerik of Seattle based band Critters Buggin', drummer Paulo Baldi, and an exceptionally talented xylophonist/percussionist named Mike Dillon, serve up extended jam sessions of songs from the albums 'Of Whales and Woe', and Frog Brigade's 'Purple Onion'.

The result is some awesome jams involving a sitar and a xylophone and a guy with a devil's mask on with its face cut off screaming into his sax microphone, as well as Claypool with an elvis mask on with its face cut off from the bottom of the sunglasses down. I don't know why I felt that needed to be explained, but I watched half of the show going, 'What the 'ell is that on his head?'

Anyways, for fans of Primus and Les and xylophone jams and sitars played extremely quickly, and guys with half-masks screaming into mics and stuff, this is the DVD for you. It is a reaffirmation of the sheer talent some musicians can have. Alright.

Les Claypool fans will love this fancy style footage of some very fancy style live music.This video is Enjoyable, entertaining, exciting, excellent, electric, elegant, and on to the F's, Fancy!!! The sax player is almost to fancy. Warning: if you are one of those rich snobby type fancy people that actually lives a fancy life then you really should buy the limited edition gold plated extra fancy copy when it never comes out.

This was a long awaited release. The previous Primus live dvds have been excellent, but this provides a look into the other wild side of Les's career. This dvd is awesome. Les and his band, including gabby la la, are amazing live. Sound and video quality are superb. Enjoy.

I got this DVD wrapped and packaged great and it was in perfect condition but a slight hitch on the time frame due to the holidays.

Fancy?

No, this is ridiculous. 1st off it's shot in 4:3, 2cd the audio is only stereo and finally the lighting is so poor, the video is average bootleg quality. Fancy, not. Ridiculous, yes.

I got this DVD from a friend for my birthday this year, and being a Les fan since 1990 I have to say I really enjoy this DVD.

Not much to say other than "God I love that man!!!!!"