Primus: Mr. Krinkle

Was produced over the Memorial Day weekend of 1993, in a vacant warehouse in San Francisco. The action was choreographed to be filmed in one continuous shot, so a missed cue or technical glitch would force them to start all over again. For example, the stuntman walking by engulfed in flames required two full retakes up to that moment. Fortunately, this occurred early in the video, and there were no further disruptions.

At the end of the video, while the music is fading out, Les Claypool is seen (but not heard) talking to someone off camera, probably the director. This is followed by a jump cut - the only edit in this "one-take" video - of Claypool starting to leave and a hand waving in front of the camera to stop filming.