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Christian Bale rarely gets the recognition he deserves for the remarkable performances he delivered early in his career. Released in 1993 on the album Pork Soda, My Name Is Mud remains one of the most iconic songs by Primus. Driven by the distinctive bass work of Les Claypool, the...

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