Dunno if anyone here likes/remembers Living Colour but they're doing a 'Living Colour VIVID 25th Anniversary Tour 2013'. Only 2 dates for the UK.
March 8 - Koko - London, UK - Ticketmaster.co.uk (on sale Jan 18)
March 7 - The Garage - Glasgow, UK - TripleMusic
Blimey, 25 years since...
and...
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Living Colour coming to the UK.
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#1 Living Colour coming to the UK.
"The fat bourgeois and his doppelganger"
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One more sleep to go...
4.24 to 5.00 Kerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrikey.
Last time I saw them in about 1992 Corey Glover ( the vocalist) kicked me in the head (by accident) when he dived into the crowd for a surf and I wasn't expecting it cos I was probably goggling at Vernon or Doug's techniques!! Pffttt, Tweaker, yeah, I know
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4.24 to 5.00 Kerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrikey.
Last time I saw them in about 1992 Corey Glover ( the vocalist) kicked me in the head (by accident) when he dived into the crowd for a surf and I wasn't expecting it cos I was probably goggling at Vernon or Doug's techniques!! Pffttt, Tweaker, yeah, I know
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Buddy amazing; pity i'm their only fan here possblee 
Early London shows are great... it means i don't have to rush to get the last train home and sit next to the looney reminiscing about Cecil his beloved pet llama how died in a bizarre snorkling accident 10 years ago.
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Early London shows are great... it means i don't have to rush to get the last train home and sit next to the looney reminiscing about Cecil his beloved pet llama how died in a bizarre snorkling accident 10 years ago.
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I saw 'em at Manchester Uni a lifetime ago - I got in helping out humping the PA stuff around, and I've still got a broken drum stick somewhere from that gig.
They were pretty good.
I actually thought that Vernon Reid's guitar tech was a much better player, truth be told
They were pretty good.
I actually thought that Vernon Reid's guitar tech was a much better player, truth be told
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They still revel in having 'all the gear' Chris. Whammy pedals a-go-go, 3 members fired off samples at will and also this season's 'must-have' .... a MacBook Pro on a music stand Pffftttt, tweakers.
I get the feeling there were an awful lot of studious Drummers, bassists and guitarists in the audience too.
Flatcap stylin' with Argyle Sweater and grey hair + weight gain but boy o boy they're still awethumne.
'Times Up' was the encore which closed with 'Wake Up' chorus by Rage Against the Machine.
Happy Bunny today.
And my head doesn't hurt.
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Pffftttt, tweakers.I get the feeling there were an awful lot of studious Drummers, bassists and guitarists in the audience too.
Flatcap stylin' with Argyle Sweater and grey hair + weight gain but boy o boy they're still awethumne.
'Times Up' was the encore which closed with 'Wake Up' chorus by Rage Against the Machine.
Happy Bunny today.
And my head doesn't hurt.
DTB
"The fat bourgeois and his doppelganger"