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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Vivid_(Living_Colour_album)Vivid (Living Colour album) - Wikipedia

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   Vivid is the debut studio album by American rock band Living Colour, released on May 2, 1988, by Epic Records. It was one of the most popular albums of 1988, peaking at number six on the US Billboard 200 chart and being certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) .

2. pitchfork.com › reviews › albumsLiving Colour: Vivid Album Review | Pitchfork

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   Nov 20, 2022 · On Vivid, Living Colour bridged the worlds of primal rock and thought-provoking rap without actually making a pro-forma rap-rock album in the basic riffs-and-rhymes sense.

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3. www.guitarworld.com › features › living-colours"If you swing too much, it interrupts the head-banging, and ...

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   Jul 23, 2023 · After impressing Mick Jagger, who produced two tracks on their debut album and creating a buzz in New York, they embarked on a career that lasts to this day. That first album, Vivid , reached Number 6 in the US album charts and, although it never charted in the UK, remains a Class A example of the rock-funk hybrid that was developing in the ...

4. ultimateclassicrock.com › living-colour-vividHow Living Colour Changed the Rules With ‘Vivid’

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   May 3, 2023 · Watch Living Colour's 'Cult of Personality' Video. Subsequent singles failed to gather as much momentum on the pop charts, as the Jagger-produced "Glamour Boys" stalled out in the lower reaches...

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5. www.loudersound.com › features › living-colour-cultThe story behind Living Colour’s Cult Of Personality | Louder

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   Oct 9, 2016 · And with a rival label turning them down, the band were signed to Epic Records at the instigation of Mick Jagger, who produced their demo tape, two songs from which appeared on 1988’s debut album, Vivid, produced (mostly) by Stones engineer Ed Stasium.

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6. inreviewonline.com › 2021/08/23 › vivid-living-colourLiving Colour | Vivid | In Review Online

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   Aug 23, 2021 · In the end, it took a co-sign from none other than Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones to get the ball rolling for Living Colour’s recording career. In 1987, Jagger was in New York recording his sophomore solo effort Primitive Cool, which Reid was invited to play on.

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   Why did Mick Jagger join Living Colour?

   • Ever the trendspotter, Mick Jagger was hipped to Living Colour while he was in New York recording his second solo album, 1987’s Primitive Cool. Reid joined the sessions through an open audition for guitarists, which led to Jagger attending a Living Colour gig at CBGB.

   Living Colour: Vivid Album Review | Pitchfork

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   When did Mick Jagger release a solo album?

   • Keith Richards (1988): Mick Jagger had issued his platinum-selling solo debut in 1985, but to this point Richards had refrained from working outside the framework of the Rolling Stones.

   How Living Colour Changed the Rules With 'Vivid' - Ultimate Classic Rock

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   What happened to vivid & 'cult of personality'?

   • Meanwhile, as the cult of Vivid – and "Cult of Personality" – continued to grow, the band reunited again for a 25th-anniversary celebration of the album. They then began work on a promised blues-inflected album. "It feels good that we are making some noise again, because we haven’t played a band in some time," Glover said in a 2013 interview.

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   What influenced vivid?

   • Mark Sinker of NME likewise highlighted the band's diversity of influences, including their embrace of older musical styles "that even metal heads haven't taken seriously", and concluded that Vivid "lives up, simultaneously, to the pinhead directness of Zeppelin and the total Texas-New Yorker strangeness of Ornette Coleman 's Prime Time ." "

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8. www.loudersound.com › features › why-you-shouldTime's Up by Living Colour: the story behind the album | Louder

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   May 3, 2022 · Classic Rock. Why you should definitely own Time’s Up by Living Colour. By Greg Prato. ( Classic Rock ) published 3 May 2022. Mick Jagger talking about Elvis, Little Richard offering advice: Living Colour's follow-up to their debut hit Vivid was not like other second albums.