: I can't answer your question, but I will say that if you get a chance to see Fishbone live it's well worth it. �I saw them about 5 years ago and they put on an seriously high energy show. �They've got a unique style of funk that's hard not to like, especially with their crazy onstage antics.
: Marc
i'll second and third this motion. for my money, angelo moore is the most gifted dude of my generation. sucker burns with the white-hot fire, i'm tellin' ya, and seeing him October 2, 1985 at the Berkeley Square changed my life for the better - i could only stare/marvel at him (in between getting bounced around in the pit) and think 'that! that's what i want to be. that right there!' so thank you, angelo, for making my folks hate my career choice.
as far as recorded work, i'd start with Truth & Soul, but In Your Face is pretty damn good, too.
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: I can't answer your question, but I will say that if you get a chance to see Fishbone live it's well worth it. �I saw them about 5 years ago and they put on an seriously high energy show. �They've got a unique style of funk that's hard not to like, especially with their crazy onstage antics.
: Marc
i'll second and third this motion. for my money, angelo moore is the most gifted dude of my generation. sucker burns with the white-hot fire, i'm tellin' ya, and seeing him October 2, 1985 at the Berkeley Square changed my life for the better - i could only stare/marvel at him (in between getting bounced around in the pit) and think 'that! that's what i want to be. that right there!' so thank you, angelo, for making my folks hate my career choice.
as far as recorded work, i'd start with Truth & Soul, but In Your Face is pretty damn good, too.
: Marc
i'll second and third this motion. for my money, angelo moore is the most gifted dude of my generation. sucker burns with the white-hot fire, i'm tellin' ya, and seeing him October 2, 1985 at the Berkeley Square changed my life for the better - i could only stare/marvel at him (in between getting bounced around in the pit) and think 'that! that's what i want to be. that right there!' so thank you, angelo, for making my folks hate my career choice.
as far as recorded work, i'd start with Truth & Soul, but In Your Face is pretty damn good, too.
