American rock band formed in New York City, known for blending rock, funk and metal and for songs such as "Cult of Personality"; core members mentioned in reviews include Vernon Reid, Corey Glover, Will Calhoun and Doug Wimbish (Muzz Skillings is a former member).

Debut album Vivid (1988) features the hit "Cult of Personality." Reviews note Mick Jagger's early support and his involvement on the ballad "Broken Hearts." The band is frequently praised for instrumental skill and live performances.

DeBaser reviews present Living Colour as a New York band celebrated for blending rock, funk and metal. Their albums Vivid, Time's Up and Stain are repeatedly highlighted. Reviewers praise instrumental skill, stage presence and politically charged lyrics.

For:Fans of crossover/funk rock, guitar aficionados, readers of live concert reports and politically aware rock listeners.

 Stain is a vortex. Of emotions and reflections.

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 Exactly two hours of concert, played and spent greatly by a band of professionals who still enjoy being on stage, and this is evident and tangible, pouring it all over the audience who understand and reciprocate with respect.

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 the much-underrated Living Colour.

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