Primus

In July 1999, during the Ozzfest tour, Primus delivered a vibrant performance of "Harold of the Rocks" at the Blockbuster Pavilion in San Bernardino, California. This was shortly after the release of their album "Brown Album" (1997), which marked a fascinating shift towards a more experimental sound. By this time, Primus had already carved a niche with their unique blend of funk metal and humorous lyrics, engaging a dedicated fan base. Their daring approach, characterized by Les Claypool's intricate bass lines and quirky narratives, continued to resonate with audiences. Interestingly, this live performance captured the energy of the band during a pivotal moment, showcasing their ability to thrive in a festival setting, full of raw spontaneity and audience interaction. It's a testament to how they consistently pushed boundaries, blending genres and creating unforgettable live experiences.

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