Peter Libby & "Welcome to this World" Demo

from Primus Tracks · host Josh, Frankie, & Soya

In this super-sized episode, we discuss the 1985/86 Primus demo tape informally titled Welcome To This World, and set it against its time period in the development of the band. From there, we welcome Peter Libby to the show. Peter drummed for Primus over 1984-86, and his skilled approach elevated the band in the Bay Area scene. Peter discusses those early days, his friendship with Tim Soya, his own musical path, and his takeaways from working with Primus. Get involved:InstagramFacebookEmailBurn your money Get involvedInstagramFacebookEmailBurn your money

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