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Primus at The Williamsburg Waterfront
I was amazed how much crowd surfing was going on during Primus's set. They never struck me as that kind of band. They're loud, but not like a metal or punk band. A lot of their songs are kind of slow and sludgy. So why were the security guys so busy from song #1? Perhaps the heat, or maybe the fact that it was an all-ages show? Crazy, crazy stuff.
Posted: 8/8/2010 at 4:51pm Tags: Primus Williamsburg Waterfront
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The Jigglers at Bowery Electric
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