LIVING COLOUR – Vivid [digitally remastered +5]
As requested, here’s the funk-tastic heavy LIVING COLOUR debut “Vivid [digitally remastered +5]“, one of the best rocking albums from 1988, certified double platinum by the RIAA.
In 1988, few metal bands were comprised of all black members, and fewer had the talent or know-how to inject different musical forms into their hard rock sound (funk, punk, jazz, soul, rap) – but N.Y.C.’s Living Colour proved to be an exception.
The group’s music has held up over time, thanks to its originality, execution and distictive sound. This remastered reissue sound million bucks, appending five worthwhile bonus tracks: “Funny Vibe (Funky Vibe Mix),” a cover of the Clash’s classic “Should I Stay or Should I Go?,” a live version of “Middle Man,” a remix of “What’s Your Favorite Color?,” and a hot live version of “Cult of Personality.”
