
About this episode
No Forcefield was an experimental collaboration of Larry LaLonde, Brain, Adam Gates, DJ Disk, and Extrakd for Stray Records, which produced two albums: 2000's Lee's Oriental Massage and 2001's God is an Excuse. They're wild, unpredictable, bizarre, and good, clean fun. Both albums are long out of print, but readily available on resale sites such as Discogs. We discuss the (lack of) notoriety for the band, its truncated live history, and what went into the recording of these albums (beyond stimulants). It's c ertainly a departure from the Primus and Claypool aesthetic, but who doesn't love pure, unadultered self-indulgence from Ler and company?
No Forcefield at the Beta Lounge in 2001: https://betalounge.com/2001/02/22/no-forcefield/
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