#401:Tim Alexander/Drummer for Primus

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🗓️ 14 January 2018

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

On today's episode of LET THERE BE TALK my guest is one of the greatest drummers of all time Mr Tim Alexander from the Bay Area Band Primus.

Tim and I sit down for a conversation that covers all kinds of cool stuff like his new Hard Cider Company,Health,Primus and of Course Drums.

This episode was recorded a few weeks back while Primus was on tour for their brand new record The Desaturating Seven.

This is by far one of my favorite records of 2017 so if you don't have it get it ASAP

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-desaturating-seven/1259938887

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0:00.0	Hey, what's up everybody? Thanks for tuning into another episode of Let There Be
0:06.8	Talk. It is January 15th and this is episode number 401. Wow, 401. I can't even
0:17.1	believe it man. I thought it was only doing this podcast for like five years, five
0:22.3	and a half years. And then I saw a date on like episode two, which I think it was
0:30.1	Jacob Dylan and myself and Ian Edwards. And I was like, oh shit, I've been doing
0:34.2	this thing over six years, over six years, 401 episodes. I can't even believe it
0:41.8	man. That is that is just like talk about lifeline by as cheesy as that sound.
0:48.2	This is like what? And then as I was figuring that out, then I got this like email of
0:54.3	records that came out 30 years ago this year. Records that are celebrating their 30 year
1:01.3	anniversary. And then I was really like, holy shit man. Where does the time go? Anyway,
1:08.9	hey, check this out. Here's some records that are 30 years old just to some of you probably
1:14.6	weren't even alive. Danzig's first solo record with Twisted Cain and mother and all that
1:20.3	30 years old this year. Maiden, seventh son of the seventh son, 30 years old. King Diamond's
1:31.2	them. And then this classic Metallica and Justice for all turns 30 this year. Which I know
1:39.1	they're going to do one of those great reissues that they've done. I've got all the reissues
1:43.2	so far. These super box sets. I just got the master of puppets one. It's still fucking
1:48.3	blown me away. I talked about it on a few episodes ago. And it's just incredible. But everybody's
1:54.3	like you think they're going to do the the remastered version with base and then a version
2:00.9	of regular how it was. And I was like, I'm sure they will. I'm sure they will just for
2:07.7	just for the conversation and the the press they'll get on that like and Justice for all now with
2:13.9	base. Like you know like like those people do up on YouTube. Look here it is with base. I mixed it
2:20.0	on my ghetto blaster or my garage tunes or garage band whatever they did. Anyway, I love it exactly
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