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Les Claypool

Of Whales And Woe  Hear it Now

RS: 2.5of 5 Stars

2006

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On his fifth solo album, ex-Primus bassist Claypool sounds like a groove-happy Captain Beefheart, mixing up fat bass lines, shouted, impressionistic poetry, and random instrumental blurts and funk-on-acid beats on decadently weird cuts like "Filipino Ray." But Of Whales and Woe mostly feels all over the place, and the discombobulated tunes only connect in snatches.

(Posted: May 26, 2006)

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