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Primus Deliver True Video Weirdness
11/21/2011
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(Banana 101.5) Primus' latest video stays true to form by packing all the weirdness you'd expect from Claypool & Co. � men in lobster suits, awkward dancing waiters, and horse-riding spacemen.

Apparently Primus are not big fans of Red Lobster. This is evidenced by their latest video for the 'Green Naugahyde' track 'Tragedy's a' Comin."

The newly unveiled clip features Claypool in a lobster suit and pushes the viewer to empathize with the plight of the highly coveted crustaceans. Check out the video and grade it here.

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