primitive pictures production Is Well Known, To The Harappan People Of North East Pakistan, For Our Music. Ranging From The Neo-Retro Experimental Music of The 3p Orchestra Camp To The Neo-Futuristic Noir Electric Slazz From Rex Planet And also from The Lost Marauders. Give A Listen to These Once Great Musicians who Labored, Sweat And Cried While Making Their Music The Only Way They Know How, In A Windowless, Stuffy, Tick Infested Closet.

The 3p universal Orchestra (3pO) has received many reviews for its diverse programming and performances, showcasing both classical masterpieces and contemporary works. Recent highlights include concerts Christmas on sleet, psycho and the award winning Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, demonstrating the orchestra's commitment to artistic excellence and community engagement.

l to r: nick boscay, betty bernd, milos jesersky, hank hemochek, dooley screwl, (missing:) Rex Planet
This Group Of Fine Upstanding Citizens, Has Recorded All Music For Every Primitive Pictures Production Film, TV, Radio And Print Media.
the orchestra recorded their last album for 3p around 2013 titled sapiento post eventum at The closet recording studio in buffalo wY and released somewhere around 2023. give a listen to these excerpts:

Agent Miss Take Panther Tiger

Rex Planet and the lost marauders
l to r: bobby tuntel,
Georgie Maseratty,
g.m.brick, speed rails,
cindy lu hu,
(missing:) Rex Planet
Rex Planet - The solo years.
the NY Times review 1999.
Jahn Jurplyn, Writing For The New York Times. Complains That Rex Planet, Is A "Limited Producer" And A Writer Of "Weak, Unimaginative Songs."
He Goes On To Say it is nothing more than "Hip Muzak, A Soundtrack For Head Shops, Parties And Discotheques," Adding "The Album Has Nothing New And Very Little That Is Even Recent." AND "this guy is so French, His specialty is rhythm songs which he renders in an undistinguished whine; his phrasing, if it can be called that, consists of the stereotyped variations that go with a beginner’s aria in a bathroom. he is an unutterable bore.
This Album Continues To Be Forgotten every second.
give a listen. This ones called Foam
Here is a review of the last Rex Planet and
the lost marauders album FIRST IN TWENTY
released in 1993.
reviewed by:
Bernd Berkley - USA 6-1-1993 for
gonzo circus magazine.
A Good Band Should Be Like Frosted Mini-Wheats, A Substantive Cereal Loaded With Fiber And Whole Grains Made Edible By Delicious Sugary Coating. Rex Planet And The Lost Marauders, Unfortunately, Are More Like Weetabix, A Healthful, Bowel Movement Inducing Breakfast Option That Skimps On Taste. There Is Undoubtedly Genuine Musicianship Behind This Buffalo, Wyoming Outfit, It Is Just Wholly Unpalatable, Lacking Even The Most Basic Hooks And Melodies Necessary To Sustain Most Listeners. Of Course, White People Are Not Like Most Listeners, And Will Tolerate Almost Anything They Are Told Is Good For Them. Unlike Weetabix, However, There Is Not A Shred Of Evidence Suggesting Rex Planet And The Lost Marauders Prevent Colorectal Cancer.
here is the title track. you decide. or not. your choice.