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"All the rivers have died," wails vocalist Corey Glover at the start of Living Colour's landmark second album, Time's Up. "Moment by moment," he warns, "Day by day / The world's just slipping away." The song in question, the title track, mostly flies by at a breakneck, Bad Brains-inspired pace as the New York City quartet offers its take on jackhammer hardcore.
So begins a start-to-finish listening experience that still stands as a towering example of what a rock band is capable of when it stretches out and reaches for as many horizons as it can conceive, writes Diffuser. Living Colour's ability to blend the driving single-mindedness of hardcore with the anthemic, sing-along-and-pump-your-fist aspect of arena rock is but the first example of many here where the band d
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
“All the rivers have died,” wails vocalist Corey Glover at the start of Living Colour’s landmark second album, Time’s Up. “Moment by moment,” he warns, “Day by day / The world’s just slipping away.” The song in question, the title track, mostly flies by at a breakneck, Bad Brains-inspired pace as the New York City quartet offers its take on jackhammer hardcore.
So begins a start-to-finish listening experience that still stands as a towering example of what a rock band is capable of when it stretches out and reaches for as many horizons as it can conceive, writes Diffuser. Living Colour’s ability to blend the driving single-mindedness of hardcore with the anthemic, sing-along-and-pump-your-fist aspect of arena rock is but the first example of many here where the band d
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