Primus: Hallucino-Genetics
Nov 16 2004
•3h 35m
•Music
The first concert dvd from Primus launches their new spin-off label, Frizzle Fry, Inc. Filmed at the last US show in June, 2004 at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, this dvd captures the band at their live peak. The Hallucino-Genetics Tour this past summer culminated a year of hugely successful live performances for the original lineup of the band.
Cast
See allLes Claypool
Bass
Larry LaLonde
Guitar
Tim Alexander
Drums
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