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PRIMUS To Reissue First Two Albums

February 20, 2002

PRIMUS will be issuing remastered versions of the group's first two albums, Suck On This and Frizzle Fry, on April 23rd. Mainman Les Claypool told Australia's Undercover News that "we are remastering the first two PRIMUS records that haven't been available for a long time, Suck On This and Frizzle Fry. That's kind of exciting. I hadn't heard Frizzle Fry for 6 or 7 years and I listened to it today. The sound is much fuller. It will have a couple of bonus tracks. That's exciting. It will be out soon". The digitally-remastered Frizzle Fry includes a bonus track of the extremely rare cover medley of THE RESIDENTS' "Hello Skinny/Constantinople".

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