Driven by the intricate bass lines of frontman Les Claypool and the frenetic guitar work of Larry LaLonde, San Francisco's Primus blends funk, punk, metal, and prog-rock with quirky, Zappa-esque lyrics for a truly unique aural experience. Original drummer Tim Alexander left the band in 1996 but returned in 2003 to help launch the band's own record label, Frizzle Fry Inc. HALLUCO-GENETICS captures the reunited Primus live in concert at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom in June 2004, celebrating their spinoff label with a performance of their 1990 album FRIZZLE FRY in its entirety, as well as favorites such as "Sgt. Baker," "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver," "My Name is Mud," and more.
