Tim Alexander

Uh, and then there's a, the, a new guy who I have only recently figured out who he is.

Um, but there's Tim Alexander, who is apparently the original drummer for Primus, which is what I-

That's right

... learned recently.

And that video is so creepy, but it's great.

But this lineup of Les Claypool, Larry, Larry the guitar, and then Tim, Herb Alexander, they're so good together.

And throughout Primus' career...

Tim Alexander was a staple.

Then he left for a couple albums.

Then he came back.

No, like your four favorite.

Tim Alexander from Primus.

Responsible for so fucking much.

Can we get a big reverb on that, please? Responsible for so much of my...

Right now, it is Monday.

And, of course, on Monday, we have our Morning Market Flash every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with Tim Herb and RBC Wealth Management.

Good morning, Tim.

How are you?

It's the right thing to do.

I want to get your take on this.

You know, we were talking earlier before we spoke to Tim Herb about the fact that, you know, One America News, Chanel Ryan, she was banned from the press briefing room for quite some time.

And then they finally allowed them back in.

And so around the time that they had enough money to record Frizzle Fry, I mean, they were red hot, and they were really close to the top of that mountain.

And so to acknowledge their fans who had gotten to that point, but also, of course, to acknowledge Rush, their common interest, the common interest, I should say, of Les Larry and Tim Alexander.

Mm-hmm.

I thought that was a great thing to do.

And then Les hits a sour note.

and that indicates something isn't right here and then the full band kicks into this really funky rhythm it's i find myself i mean i don't mosh anymore i'm in my mid-40s brian that would be a fool's errand but 20 years ago i didn't know if i was going to jump into the pit for this one or just dance off to the side because it's quite danceable too What a really cool groove.

You can lock in onto Tim Alexander's hi-hat work, Les Claypool's bass work, or Tim's bass drum pattern, or just listen to Larry.

There's so many things that you can catch on to and it carries you through the song and you don't lose interest.