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| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Primus have repeatedly addressed human-driven environmental destruction in their music. Les Claypool explained that “Southbound Pachyderm” concerns the disappearance of elephants, rhinos and hippos as a result of human activity, while “Last Salmon Man” uses declining salmon populations to explore ecological destruction and human excess. | Source | |
| Les Claypool has described Primus's “Too Many Puppies” as an anti-war song, using puppies as a metaphor for young men sent to fight in wars. | Source |
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