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	Todd Huth information - Search.com
		Todd Paclebar Huth is an American guitarist from Pinole, California.
		Huth's guitar style is quite distinctive, combining creative use of dissonance with heavy, overdriven distortion.
		Huth later again reunited with Les Claypool and toured with Claypool's side-project, Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Todd_Huth (360 words)

	Todd Huth - AOL Music
		Les Claypool (bass, vocals) Robbie Bean (drums) Todd Huth (guitars) Primus (Jun 86 - Jun 88) Les Claypool (bass, vocals) Tim "Curveball" Wright (drums) [4]...
		In late 1988, Todd Huth left Primus and Claypool re-joined Blind Illusion,...
		Todd Huth official AOL Music site for Todd Huth music videos, Todd Huth songs, Todd Huth photos, Todd Huth live performances and more information on Todd Huth.
	music.aol.com /artist/todd-huth/248556/main (139 words)

	R_1521_9488_059
		Huth and Allee highlight three phases: (1) the decision to challenge the status quo and initiate a use of force or diplomatic negotiations, followed by either (2a) the decision to grant concessions during negotiations, or (2b) the decision to escalate a dispute militarily.
		Huth and Allee then examine each theoretical model within each distinct phase of the territorial disputes in their database.
		Huth and Allee attempt to consolidate a vast body of research into a highly systematic investigation of the link between domestic institutions and international conflict.
	www.politicalreviewnet.com /polrev/reviews/MISR/R_1521_9488_059_1004947.asp (1011 words)

	history of primus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		While they were auditioning for a new drummer, Todd quit because he felt that he was neglecting his family by being on the road all of the time.
		Les was joined by ex-Primus members, Jay Lane and Todd Huth to record the album The Riddles are Abound Tonight as Sausage.
		Todd Huth is now a member of Porch, who have a self-titled album out on Prawn Song.
	primus47.tripod.com /primusthinksjohnisafag/id18.html (1951 words)

	Todd Huth at AllExperts
		Huth and Claypool began been playing together, along with a drum machine, in or around 1984, originally calling themselves Primate until about 1986 when they changed their band name to Primus.
		Huth's guitar style is quite distinctive, combining creative use of dissonance with heavy, overdriven distortion.
		Huth later again reunited with Les Claypool and toured with Claypool's side-project, Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade.
	en.allexperts.com /e/t/to/todd_huth.htm (372 words)

	PRIMUS \|
		In 1994 Todd Huth retuned and Claypool Jay Lane and Todd Huth formed Sausage and released the album Riddles Are Abound Tonight (1994).
		Also in 1994 Todd Huth had his own side project called Porch who released a self-titled album that same year.
		Todd Huth is a sloppy yet complex and blues/jazzy sounding guitar player.
	www.freewebs.com /joseph183/primusanditsmembers.htm (1853 words)

	Amazon.com: Riddles Are Abound Tonight: Music: Sausage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Todd Huth's guitar playing is even more bizarre than Ler's guitar work in Primus (if that could even be possible).
		Todd Huth's guitar part is also more melodic and a lot less atonal than the rest of the album.
		Todd doesn't really play a guitar part as he seems to be trying to make some of the weirdest and delightfully painful guitar sounds that he can.
	www.amazon.com /Riddles-Are-Abound-Tonight-Sausage/dp/B000001Y63 (2759 words)

	State mania catching at Mukwonago High School
		Todd Huth, left, sells commemorative T-shirts while Garrison Frisch, a senior at Mukwonago High School, right, looks over the merchandise Wednesday.
		In the school commons, Todd Huth was busy selling T-shirts commemorating the Indians’ appearance at state.
		He added that a hooded sweatshirt with a similar design is on order, and more than 700 of those have already been sold.
	www.gmtoday.com /news/local_stories/2004/November_04/11182004_03.asp (700 words)

	Sausage - Music Downloads - Online
		Like Primus, the group is led by bassist/vocalist Les Claypool, yet his playing doesn't dominate the band like it does in Primus.
		Huth, Lane, and Claypool formed Primus in the late '80s, releasing a demo tape called Sausage.
		In 1994, the group reunited under the name Sausage, releasing Riddles Are Abound Tonight, and went on a short tour.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/353/Sausage/1034038.html (129 words)

	Les Claypool
		In the late 80s, Claypool played in the band Blind Illusion[?] with future Primus guitarist Ler Lalonde.
		Primus began as something of a side project with Claypool's friends Todd Huth[?] and Jay Lane[?]; they released their first demo tape, Sausage, around 1989.
		However, Huth and Lane left the band soon after to pursue personal matters.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/le/Les_Claypool.html (640 words)

	Primus (band) Information
		Primus began as Primate in the mid-1980s with Claypool and guitarist Todd Huth.
		After rising to local music scene stardom with their brand of funk/metal fusion, Huth and current drummer Jay Lane left in 1989 to pursue other projects.
		During a lull in 1994, the original Primus lineup consisting of Claypool, Huth, and Lane reunited to record Riddles are Abound Tonight under the band name Sausage.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Primus_(band) (2622 words)

	Live Frogs: Set 1 - Colonel Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade - Product Details - USA :: ttgapers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Eenor and Todd Huth battle it out on guitar, while Jay Lane and Jeff Chimeti hold the groove, and Skerik busts out a fantastic sax solo.
		Jeff, Eenor, Todd, Skerik, and finally Les get to stretch out some solos, and although amusing, this song is actually a lower point.
		Todd Huth kills in his short, but sweet solo.
	www.ttgapers.com /module-ttStore-product-asin-B00005AVRK-locale-us.html (1951 words)

	Primus Albums & Lyrics @ SongLyricsLibrary.com
		Former members include Todd Huth (left group 1989), guitar; and Jay Lane (left group 1988), drums.
		After that, in 1984, he assembled the first version of Primus--initially called Primate--with guitarist Todd Huth and a drum machine.
		The group was two-thirds new, but LaLonde undertook the arduous task of learning all of Huth's parts and then participating in a live recording that became the first Primus album, Suck on This.
	primus.songlyricslibrary.com (1625 words)

	Primus
		Huth and Lane left, 1989 or so, replaced by Larry Lalonde and Tim "Herb" Alexander, respectively.
		Recorded live; I don't know whether the guitarist is original bandmember Todd Huth or his replacement Larry Lalonde, but Huth is listed on most of the song credits.
		Recorded October 8 and 9, 2000 with a lineup including Huth, Lane, keyboardist Jeff Chimenti, guitarist Eenor and saxophonist Skerik.
	www.warr.org /primus.html (1803 words)

	Walmart.com - Music Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Musically, they are highly talented and original, mixing funk, punk, thrash, metal and rock in their own intense manner, once described by Claypool as "psychedelic polka".
		In the mid-90s Claypool hooked up with Huth and drummer Jay Lane to form side-project Sausage, recording Riddles Are Abound Tonight in 1994.
		Claypool released a solo album in 1996, the same year Alexander left the band (he was replaced by ex-Godflesh drummer Brian Mantia).
	www.walmart.com /swap/LoadArtistBio.do?artistId=8822 (514 words)

	You Say It's Your Birthday: Les Claypool of Primus in Addicted to Noise, September 1997
		By 1984, Claypool joined together with guitarist and old friend Todd Huth to form Primate.
		It was during the embryonic stage that die-hard fans would tell the group how great they were, to which Claypool would reply "Nah, we suck." It soon caught on and fans started yelling "Primus Sucks!" at concerts as a sign of affection.
		Claypool convinced Larry LaLonde to fill the void left by Todd Huth and together they recruited Primus' sixth drummer, Tim "Herb" Alexander.
	www.ram.org /music/primus/articles/les_bday_atn.html (654 words)

	BlueBeat.com - Artist: Colonel Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade
		It was around this time (early to mid-'80s) that Claypool began demoing his own original compositions, which would become the impetus for Primus.
		Originally called Primate, Primus consisted of guitarist Todd Huth and drummer Jay Lane in addition to Claypool, who also contributed vocals (in a strange sing-speak style, almost akin to a narrator) in addition to bass.
		Although the trio instantly created an underground following in the San Francisco area, Primus was put on hold when Huth left and Claypool returned to Blind Illusion (whose sound now resembled a thrash metal band), and appeared on the group's lone album, The Sane Asylum, on Combat Records.
	www.bluebeat.com /artists/703 (568 words)

	JamBase \| FROM SAUSAGE TO OYSTERS... LES IS MORE
		This array of talents and obvious desire, has led Claypool to share time both on stage and in the recording studio with such a variety of amazing musicians that again staying off the classification radar is pretty much the only classification one can put on him.
		While the history of Les playing with Lane and Huth creates a stable foundation the addition of three new musicians creates a scope of sounds that is at times beyond comprehension.
		Starting with the bass bombs of Claypool and the chops of Lane, Huth not only thrashes his guitar with his hands, he incorporates a voice box with a bizarre blend of guitar and vocals that serve to further twist the air waves.
	www.jambase.com /headsup.asp?storyID=1486 (2113 words)

	Les Claypool - Discography - Sausage
		Talented bass player Les Claypool (of Primus fame) joins forces with old friends Todd Huth (guitar) and Jay Lane (drums) to perfect a state of unconsciousness normally unattainable during the waking hours.
		Sit back and relax to the more than seven minutes of "Shattering Song," whose reckless riffs were recorded at a faint pianissimo level, and become stronger and louder, like a train gaining speed as it approaches.
		The fast pickin' "Toyz 1988" showcases Todd Huth's bluesy style; "Girls For Single Men" layers talking voices over one another in a dreamlike sequence so real that you might wake up with tiny beads of water on your brow.
	www.lesclaypool.com /discography/sausage (206 words)

	Porch concert review: April 11, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Todd got talked into a few more shows with Frog Brigade including the historic Greek Theater performance with Herb Alexander on drums.
		When Porch finally hit the stage, the crowd was down to about 15 people, half of which were the first band and their friends.
		Porch is now Todd Huth, Curtis Nishimura (bass) and Mike Jacobs (drums).
	twisted-helices.com /music/primus/reviews/porch_apr112002.html (684 words)

	Primus : iSOUND.COM™
		The San Francisco-based trio began in 1984 with Claypool, gutiarist Todd Huth and a drum machine.
		After a couple of short-lived, live drummers, the group honed in on Tim "Herb" Alexander, whose complex polyrhythmic style was a perfect compliment to Claypool's slap-and-pop bass playing.
		The band appeared at Woodstock '94 and later took some time off, with Claypool reuniniting with Huth and drummer Jay Lane to record the album "Sausage." In 1995, Primus released "Tales From the Punchbowl," which was recorded and written at Claypool's home studio, Rancho Relaxo.
	www.isound.com /primus (535 words)

	Les Claypool Bass Guitars
		It was around this time (early to mid-'80s) that Claypool began demo-ing his own original compositions, which would become the impetus for Primus.
		Originally called Primate, Primus consisted of guitarist Todd Huth and drummer Jay Lane in addition to Claypool, who also contributed vocals (in a strange sing/speak style, almost a kin to a narrator) in addition to bass.
		Although the trio instantly created an underground following in the San Francisco area, Primus was put on hold when Huth left and Claypool returned to Blind Illusion (whose sound now resembled a thrash metal band), and appeared on the group's lone album, The Sane Asylum, on Combat Records.
	www.celebrityrockstarguitars.com /rock/claypool.htm (591 words)

	Les Claypool
		In fact, when Todd Huth was looking to leave Primus in 1988, Claypool asked Lalonde to join largely because they had a common working relationship and friendship from their Blind Illusion gigs.
		Claypool has mentioned in interviews that Sausage was his first major chance to give Todd Huth the opportunity to enjoy some of the artistic and commercial success that had eluded him when he left Primus to start a family.
		Todd Huth (guitar, vocals) — Co-founder of Primus from 1984-8, member of Sausage, member of band Porch.
	www.toasterland.com /liveinfo/claypool.html (8337 words)

	Coyote Chronicle
		The group consists of original Primus guitarist and current member of Porch, Todd Huth; two members of Ratdog, keyboardist Jeff Chementi and drummer Jay Lane (also an original Primus member); Critters Buggin' sax player Skerik, and multi-instrumentalist Eenor.
		Claypool shines in the jam-based format that the Brigade brings, with his bass hitting hard and fast without being forced to carry the band, as is often the case with Primus.
		The long-time collaboration of Claypool, Lane and Huth set the foundation for the band while Eenor, Skerik and Chementi laid down at times bizarre instrumentation.
	acmfiles.csusb.edu /comm/Chronicle/archive/110300issue/les.html (554 words)

	Colonel Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade concert review
		Les Claypool's breath-taking bass wizardry was just but one of the highlights of the show.
		The Charlie Hunter Trio, Alphabet Soup), the noisy keyboard work of Jeff Chimenti (Phil Lesh, En Vogue), the unknown guitarist Eenor with dreadlocks who seemed to be able to play anything and with anything handed to him, and the permeating saxophone by Skerik (Galactic), were equally impressive.
		(For the record, Jay Lane and Todd Huth were both members of one of the original incarnations of
	www.ram.org /music/reviews/frog_brigade.html (742 words)

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