The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Blood and Rockets (Live at The Current) 

This reminds me of playing Bayou Billy on NES with my Cousin Tim. THANK YOU!!!

this is far from heaven. quite the opposite direction.

Not really. Les has been a long time fan of early psychedelic/prog bands like Pink Floyd. Under Barrett, Floyd was only a step away from the Beatles' psychedelic stuff.

@@infowazz Sorry to hear about your shitty taste in music.

@@theimacman "hell" might not mean something bad in someones personal dictionary, but I don't know for sure

That is fucking hilarious! Right On!

More like: sgt. Baker lonely beavers band

The White and Brown Album

Sailing the seas of cheese in a yellow submarine. That's all I've got.

I try not to lump Sean under The Beatles shadow

They were ready in 1972

Ummm yeah we are

Just sounds to me like the Beatles MK2. I say that in a good way. . .

Wow..this is actually great!

i feel sorry for you

You might think i'm taking the piss, or scoff at my taste in music, but check out the new Vampire Weekend album. One of the best new albums, from track one to the last track, i've listened to in a long time

Wow, that blows. Sorry.

WOW INDEED.

This reminds me of playing Bayou Billy on NES with my Cousin Tim. THANK YOU!!!

Jesus Christ Claypool. Has a ring to it 😄

That thing can fly to the moon by itself

Not sure I understand what appear to be bass pedals on it?

@@chrisdaykin3899 Moog Taurus pedals I think. JPJ from Zep and Geddy (from RUSH) would play those when they played keyboard. For Les those would be perfect to play while he plays basically leads on his bass. Give it a nice thick bottom end.

@@fobster2000 Amen Im gonna start praying to Les that I get better on bass.

Thanks for verbalizing what I felt

@Mike Davis I respectfully disagree. He's not just howling into the mic like a dying coyote.

@@captainm7722 No good sir, that would be his Mother I believe.

I don’t really hear him sounding much like his dad. (Julian very much did / does) But it doesn’t mean I don’t love Sean’s vibe! He’s knocking it out here!

looks like Ringo. lol

A good drummer can make a bad band sound good..and..a bad drummer can make a good band sound bad!

@Ryan Plethra Good musicians can make even junk instruments sound amazing. The guitarisnt playing itself mate.

@Ryan Plethra Wrong. And wrong. But perhaps I misinterpreted your comment. Pretty sure i didnt. But just in case

@Ryan Plethra Nope, youre wrong.

Same here. RU-vid recommendations doing it's thang

Same

Me too man.

Me too. This is great stuff. Sean sounds like his father. It's almost like a new Beatles song.

That'd his name for real?

I know its bomb

It's a Jaguar

@@leenew9175 It's actually not. It's a custom guitar made by Bilt Guitars

I was thinking the same thing. Great sound mix

I mean, you don't turn down Claypool's bass. It's like throwing the cure to cancer away.

It's so good

Damp Rabbit it really was, it’s the perfect kind of solo, the song doesn’t stop for it, it’s just a different section of the song. Too many solos are just guitarists jerking off and the rest of the band has to wait for them to finish. This was perfect.

That's one of the most important lessons you can learn as a guitar player. Nobody cares how hard instrumental parts are, regardless of the instrument, except for other musicians. And even then it's a novelty that wears off after a song or two. "Oh, this guy can play unbelievably fast. Neat." when it comes to like the guitar virtuosos or whatever, speed metal or otherwise. Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins is one of the most gifted guitar players in the world, he could do stuff in high school after forcing himself to play nothing but scales for hours a day that I still can't do. But he realized nobody cared about that, so he quickly put that skill in his back pocket and then focused on writing good music instead.

@@Vichedges Louie CK if he was a guitarist.

That solo man. Wtf.

top demais

Deixe de bigodagem

@@RafaelSilva-yg9oy Mais um que não sabe usar o termo bigodagem

João Nogueira,toca muito mesmo…brasas representado!

carai q massa!

just because you haven't heard the good shit doesn't mean all modern stuff is bad, old fart.

Kids today have a more diverse taste in music than ever. There is plenty of good stuff being produced today as well as over the last 50 years. Something like kids would be well served to hear this and understand the music it was derived from would be far more inviting than casting aspersions.

@@johnpopp2146 You're both right, but sto620 is more right. Except honestly, can't blame kids when their parents have bad taste and don't show them great stuff and music education is lacking.

@@Kragnorak kids have no need for their parents to introduce them to new music as the tools are there to travel as far down the rabbit hole as you're willing to go. I had more vinyl by the time I was 12 than my parents, cracking a thousand albums before I graduated high school and despite my childhood daily dive through the cut out bins at the corner record store, I've found more music over the last ten years then at any time over my first fifty years.

@@johnpopp2146such an honest and realistic opinion. I’m a teenager and my favorite band is Primus, and I love many bands that recorded on tape. Just because I’m young doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate great music, both old and brand new! Some amazing young up and coming artists out there too, music isn’t dead, some people just aren’t keeping up with it

And one can not help but think he sees a father figure in him?

@@misterasterisco5217 he's only 12 years older.

Sean’s really matured as a musician. I remember seeing some stuff he was making 10 years ago and it was pretty rough. He’s developed his singing a lot too. Sounds like he’s found his voice and it’s good.

A yo hommy dats rill ya'll BALEEDAT forill doh yeeeeeeee boyeeee BALEEDAT and we need jussisus fo Tameka ya'll BALEEDAT

@@brianm840 It’s certainly a great song.

The sounds that come from that woman's mouth and I think probably her ass are about as pleasant as ten cats fighting at once during a tornado siren and tornado.

Being a Yoko fan...I would have absolutely loved it.

@@terrydigenti8756 so happy for you. At least she has a fan!

@@chrisphillips9578 ooooooohahhhhhhhheeeeeeeoooooo! Lol.

@@terrydigenti8756 ahahahahahahaeeeeeeeeeeeeeoooooooooo

I am listening with my eyes closed and it's John and his new year 2000 band. this song is so great. lets me forget yokos screams and whining on johns albums

LOL

You cant insult someones mom in a compliment

*screams*

I think he has her avant garde sensibilities though. (i've always had this weird feeling that in like 10,000 years everyone will think SHE was the true genius and that he was terribly untalented.)

i agree!

You said what I was thinking.

Couldn't have said it better myself

Check out some Tedeschi Trucks Band, St. Paul and The Broken Bones and Nathaniel Rateliff ( with or without The Night Sweats) if you're looking for some good new music.

Me too bruh, everytime i listen to it.

Well said! Thanks for watching!

@Lucas Couto Brito Dos Santos As I read this comment, I was thinking to myself "No but I liked the mi..." -IT'S ONLY BASS- "oh... that's why..." As a bassist, I can't have an objective opinion. You are right. I am wrong haha

Lucas Couto Brito Dos Santos I bet you woulda hid the bass so no y’all always drown out the bass

Idk what your talking about but it sounds phenomenal on my record stereo set up

@@johnthompson3856 The mix on this live performance is way better than the actual studio albums quality.

I actually love the sound of the album. Each his own I guess.

I checked all available charts, turns out they're not on any of them.

just the simple cluster of high notes at the very end when Les bows *behind* the bridge was more inspired than most of the current top-40 records combined

it always has.. get off your lazy ass and DIG friend

Jesus Christ Exactly! Good music isn’t in the mainstream anymore! You have to Dig for it is right!

I was trying to find heavier metal, this was a pleasant surprise.

Yes, the fulfillment of a dream when the Beatles broke up that they'd get back together. It's been a long time. Many of us teen ages of the day are now 65÷...

He is :) , he is very inside those melodics or coming from the same conscience

Is this john lennons sonq?

@@bladerunner900 yesm second son

I was t hinking the same thing. This song is great.

No doubt about that! His kid is the real deal.

you just described half the back catalogue of beatles songs :D

Kinda I like me

@@atomaalatonal and my life

I can relate

I was thinking exactly the same thing

With slightly better bass playing.

If Lennon and Syd Barret had had a son bathed in acid

with some Radiohead mixed in

with way better bass, drums, and guitar lol

I hate you but goddamn do I agree.

Great guitar player...

Like some unknown sucking les mudpool

Oddly precise - including his vibrato. It's understated but has it's own personality.

Great synchronicity. Nobody overplays and the musicians blend well with each other. Superb dreamy pop and both albums and the EP are awesome. Heard it before but yet new and refreshing at the same time

Dunno man, The licks where good and felt creative but the solo was kind of sloppy and underwhelming. The drummer is hella good and you can see it in the precision of the accents, but Sean didn't seem to thrive on this...

Chad Long holy shit

Holy fucking shit

Wow

Shit...their voices are indeed similar...

Thaaaats what I was looking for but couldn't think of it. Great mix!

I've always thought this. Not surprising considering Elliott's love for Lennon/Beatles. :)

I just hear his father

I thought that exact same thing

@Mike Davis I mean he's not wrong. You have to be deaf if you don't hear John Lennon. Sean IS his son after all.

Well its justin beaver marriage that failed it. 😁

He's the only person on the planet who gets away with wonkiness due to his bass chops. This is a notch above Primus IMO.

It would hardly be Les Claypool if wonkyness wasn't involved in some way.

Besides the killer bass playing.

And besides the good drumming

@jeflynnenut Decent, not excellent. Gotta love The Beatles but they aren't known of their excellent playing. They are known of their excellent songwriting.

Way better than the Beatles tbh

@@natedog9452 poor ringo

Yes, I was thinking the same. I love the progressive rock approach they took with this album. I know they're influence by it because they started doing performing King Crimson and Pink Floyd covers on tour. Hope they continue!

Ehm. Actually there are three. Lime and Limpid green, Soutj of Reality and ehhhhhhhh I forgot the third one😅

Actually there are three. Monolith of Phobos, Lime and Limpid green and South of Reality

It hasn’t died because of stuff like this ✌️😎

No. They should not made him survive. He must die. So they can summon him up. Its a necromantic thing, now

I agree! How john Lennon was taken out,by some lunatic fan still saddens me,when i think about it.He was still making great music, at that time.

@Capt. Slow Just imagine what it would be like if John and his son were working together in the studio with other artists, it would be wonderful beyond comprehension.

Blame the CIA for wiping out John. 🤔

Too judgemental for a first album. His solo career is pretty good in my opinion

I haven't stopped humming it since it was released 😅

boomerang baby does that too

chakra meditation propagandhi is basically how to stick yer head up yer ass so nobody does anything about the grave injustices in the world. howabout we all wake the heck up and give them greedy sadistic deceptacon hex-nut motherfrackers hellbent on taking over the entire world (and beyond) something really good to shit themselves about ... for a change !

@@jowlorenz9555 or we just continue saying fuck you and everybody else for if the roles were reversed it would be exactly the same. heeheehee!!!!

Then STOP

MerkinMuffly I think Les has always had that style despite that it’s just not a very Primus thing to do. Claypool’s role in Primus is only a fraction of his overall great musicianship.

@@randythomastheinsecures5404 No

Absolutely

And he is also a better singer :P

I would not call this a melodic bass line. What he is doing is not playing power chords and percussive bass and it's not Primus. It's appropriate bass playing for the music. Les is a master class bassist and does not need to be pushed in any direction.

O tecladista é brazuca sabia?

SAME

The ending definitely had a Happy to What You Have to be Happy With spiralling feel. They do a badass, spaced out version of In the Court of the Crimson King so they give a nod to them but this is some beautiful original music. Fackin love it from one of the greatest bass players of all time and a true inspiration to all us weirdos

in what universe?

Definitely.

They did a cover of In the Court of the Crimson King, pretty good too. Off their Lime and Limpid Green covers EP before this album dropped

@@zmj10413That cover was shit btw.

Your right