Where results make sense

About us   |   Why use us?   |   Reviews   |   PR   |   Contact us

Topic: Live (Bad Brains album)

    Note: these results are not from the primary (high quality) database.

Amazon.com: Live: Music: Bad Brains bad brains what a great band here is sum of their songs recorded live in 84 i think. Bad Brains have to have been at this time, the tightest band I have ever heard play live (which I did on numerous occasions 1988-1993). This is perhaps the album where Bad Brains are most effective at fusing punk and raggae together within their songs rather then just within their set. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000000M3C?v=glance   (819 words)

CD Baby: BAD BRAINS: S/T Bad Brains quickly became one of the most popular punk bands on the East Coast, particularly in their hometown of Washington, D.C. Their live performances were legendary, but their recordings were difficult to find. The handful of indie recordings Bad Brains left behind, as well as their live shows, made the band legends in American hardcore, yet few potential fans could actually hear the band due to poor distribution and erratic touring. In addition to the Bad Brains tape, the group released a handful of other EPs in 1982, finally moving to PVC for 1983's full-length debut Rock for Light, which was produced by Ric Ocasek. www.cdbaby.com /cd/badbrains?cdbaby=294c186c92e40a71a5390824b38ed40d   (659 words)

Bad Brains - Epitonic.com: Hi Quality Free and Legal MP3 Music Bad Brains released their first cassette-only album in 1982 on NYC's ROIR Records. Bad Brains then polished their sound without losing any of the intensity on '83's Rock for Light, entering the studio with Ric Ocasek producing. Bad Brains was founded in 1979 by guitarist Gary Miller, better known as Dr. www.epitonic.com /artists/badbrains.html   (636 words)

WWWhatsup Bad Brains - I-fficial Home Page I've been a big fan of Bad Brains for close to 10 years, but I had never seen them live, so needless to say, I was beyond excited for the show to start. Formed soon after the breakup of Bad Brains, Stealth have the precision musical tactic of Darryl and the maniacal hard-core lyrics of NYC rap artist G-Pace, piranha like drumming of Dave Maltby (ex-Dog-Eat-Dog) and the illmangled rhythms of guitar extraordinaire Marc Pagan. Being a Bad Brains fan since 1985, I found myself recognizing Daryl's signature bass sound during backstage warmups, and the chills went up and down. home.dti.net /joly/brains   (2187 words)

Review: Bad Brains, God of Love - Martin Bate Bad Brains day may finally be arriving if HR can keep his head. There's enough good stuff here to justify Bad Brain's existence in 1995 but their highly influential past is still proving a little hard to live up to. Whether this is a concession to HR or not isn't clear, but it doesn't really matter because in the tradition of Bad Brains reggae exploits, it's all top stuff. www.westnet.com /consumable/1995/07.07/revbadbr.html   (784 words)

Bad Brains by Bad Brains at Audio Lunchbox 6: Bad Brains - I Luv I Jah Bad Brains by Bad Brains at Audio Lunchbox Legendary hardcore-punk album from 1982, considered the definitive landmark for breaking the NYC hardcore scene. www.audiolunchbox.com /album?a=8063   (149 words)

Rolling Stone : Bad Brains The Brains, always known for their eruptive live shows, proceeded to sear through a half-dozen or so of their cranial-shearing classics and an equal number of soul-starched reggae. Now, under the moniker Soul Brains, the original lineup -- HR (born Paul Hudson), his brother Earl Hudson (drums), guitarist Dr. Know (born GaryWayne Miller), and Darryl Jenifer (bass) -- have reunited for a twelve-city tour, resurrecting their timeless assault. The Brains came back for one encore, the rousing "I Against I," and thenHR picked up the duffle bags he had dragged onstage and exited withoutfurther adieu. www.rollingstone.com /news/story/_/id/5922002   (523 words)

Bad Brains - The Youth are Getting Restless:Live in Amsterdam Music Review sputnikmusic Needless to say Bad Brains are one of the defining bands of the hardcore punk genre. The best part of any Bad Brains reggae track is the interplay between Darryl and Paul, and H.R. gets to show off his versatility once more. The best live albums make you wish that you were there, and this one is no exception. www.musicianforums.com /sputnik/album.php?reviewid=3795&genreid=14&styleid=18   (890 words)

Bad Brains by Bad Brains - RUSCD 8223, RUSLP 8223 "Bad Brains were the band who taught the world how to play fast....this re-released 1982 masterpiece shows exactly why this is a band who could pull thousands of people to their shows when no one in the mainstream even knew they existed. Since the original release of this title on cassette format, the Bad Brains have achieved a certain immortality among punk and hardcore rockers that followed them. All material on this CD was recorded at 171-A Studios, NYC, during August, September and October 1981, except "Pay To Cum," "I Luv I Jah" and "Jah Calling Dub" recorded live at 171-A on May 16, 1981. www.roir-usa.com /8223.htm   (263 words)

Bad Brains News The Soul Brains (formerly the Bad Brains) have completed basic tracks for their first all-new studio album since 1995's "God of Love." Produced by longtime admirer Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys, the... So much so, that when they begged for a live album, the folk-rock singer gave them one, despite the inclinations of her perfectionist side. News about Bad Brains continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. www.topix.net /who/bad-brains   (367 words)

Bad Brains - Epitonic.com: Hi Quality Free and Legal MP3 Music The band then reformed as Soul Brains and has sporatically toured, releasing one live album. Bad Brains released their first cassette-only album in 1982 on NYC's ROIR Records. Bad Brains then polished their sound without losing any of the intensity on '83's Rock for Light, entering the studio with Ric Ocasek producing. www.epitonic.com /artists/badbrains.html   (636 words)

Review: Bad Brains, God of Love - Martin Bate There's enough good stuff here to justify Bad Brain's existence in 1995 but their highly influential past is still proving a little hard to live up to. It gives the album a disjonted feel, but Bad Brains themselves aren't without blame. Bad Brains day may finally be arriving if HR can keep his head. www.westnet.com /consumable/1995/07.07/revbadbr.html   (784 words)

Amazon.com: Music: Rock Island Beautifully produced by Kevin Salem (Mercury Rev, Bad Brains, Chocolate Genius) and Knox Chandler (David Gahan, Siouxsie & the Banshees), Bethany Yarrow’s debut cd, ROCK ISLAND, mixes the gloss of pop production with banjos, dulcimers, harmonicas, slide guitars, gospel choirs, and the sampled ghosts of some of the great blues singers in America. From classic folk interpretations with a driving beat to a warm duet with her dad, this is a must have album that you'll enjoy from the first listen for years to come. My wife and I recently had the opportunity and honor to experience this wonderful bright light live at a non-smoking night club in Rock Springs, Wyoming; "Johnny Mac's". www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000142MZG?v=glance   (784 words)

Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz - Video Streams Search Terms:Lil Jon, East Side Boyz, Crunk Juice, Roll Call ft, Usher, Ludacris, R. Kelly, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Ying Yang Twins, Bad Brains, Pharrell Williams (N*E*R*D), Chris Rock, Music review, album review, single review, band interview, artist interview, free music, live review, live music, music concerts, music news, free mp3 Since his last album, the "Crunk" sound has become a worldwide phenomenon, dominating playlists and clubs. After producing a string of hit singles, Lil Jon is now mentioned in the same breath as Dr. Dre, Jermaine Dupri, Timbaland and The Neptunes. www.contactmusic.com /new/home.nsf/webpages/liljonx23x11x04   (405 words)

Pearl - The Best Reason To Play Drums Critics noticed 24-7 SPYZ on the radar but were quick to dismiss it as derivative of Bad Brains and Fishbone (comparisons which would, over time, fall by the wayside). Exploring more personal lyrics, maintaining a sizzling live show and continuing the political ground claimed on the first album, "Gumbo Millennium" proved to be an underground success that earned the attention of the major labels. The band's liquid mix of Metal, Punk, Ska, Reggae and Soul, plus P. Fluids overextended, yet enthusiastic, singing style and the band's energetic live show quickly created a buzz in the alternative music scene in the tri-state area. www.pearldrum.com /a_johnson.asp   (470 words)

San Diego Music Scene > Fun . Sign On San Diego . Com : Live music event listings, ticket alerts, reviews, venues The variety of freewheeling cameo appearances is mirrored by the album's stylistic reach, which stretches from rock and funk to jazz, Latin and the ferocious, Bad Brains/Minor Threat-inspired hardcore punk of the aptly titled "!!!!!!" The Roots do, and make it all sound as natural as the fact that this is one of the few hip-hop acts that's always provided its own live instrumental accompaniment, rather than relying on samples and vinyl-scratching DJs. And don't overlook the album-closing "Something in the Way of Things (In Town)," which combines a snappy jazz-funk beat by drummer (and Roots mastermind) Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson with Ben Kenney's spiraling guitar lines and Amiri Baraka's alternately poignant and withering observations on the sad legacy of racism in the 21st century. entertainment.signonsandiego.com /profile/179889?cslink=cs_generic_2_3   (688 words)

the-obsessed Biography Spawned by the Washington, DC, USA underground of the early 80s, the Obsessed were ranked alongside Minor Threat and Bad Brains in the vicinity, yet never made the immediate transition to nationwide renown that those two outfits achieved. Towards the end of this stint, Saint Vitus's German label, Hellbound, approached Weinrich about the now-legendary Obsessed demos, and an eponymous album was released in 1990 (also referred to as The Purple Album). The band went on to cut several albums of ultra-heavy hardcore between 1986 and 1991. www.free-albums.net /biography-the-obsessed-22211   (419 words)

SPACE CITY ROCK: Live -- Bad-Soul Brains/Candiria/Haste/Eyeagainst And then of course, came the Bad/Soul Brains. Candiria's newest album, 300% Density, is out now, and you need to listen. As a musician, seeing all this mad genius was a very humbling experience, and if I hadn't been in that pit, I would've been in a corner sulking somewhere, rifling through all my Mel Bay theory books. www.spacecityrock.com /issue5/live-soulbrains1.html   (504 words)

Will Calhoun: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more Music.com Calhoun is also serving as drummer and producer for an upcoming album by rapper Mos Def, for which he assembled a stellar backing band (dubbed Black Jack Johnson), comprised of Funkadelic keyboardist Bernie Worrell and Bad Brains guitarist Dr. Know, among others. Calhoun has also formed a group with Wimbish, Jungle Funk (who issued a self-titled release in 1998), and has issued several solo releases - 1994's Housework, 1997's Drumwave, and 2000's Live at the Blue Note - the latter of which was credited to the Will Calhoun Quintet. Living Colour& Will Calhoun was easily one of the most talented rock drummers to emerge during the late '80s. music.com /person/will_calhoun/1   (489 words)

washingtonpost.com: The Real MacKaye: Fugazi Frontman's Punk Precursors MacKaye finally caught the Bad Brains live at the Bayou in June 1979 and thought it was the greatest band he'd ever seen. MacKaye plays "Drink Deep," which is on an album called "End to End." The song forsakes the drill-sergeant beat common to Dischord bands at the time for something subtler and more complicated. MacKaye has a huge trove of CDs and vinyl records, much of which is boxed by genre and stored in a tiny home office, cluttered with photos, files and letters. www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A13008-2002Oct11?language=printer   (3253 words)

Prindle Record Reviews - Black Flag Black Flag is a damned good band, but if you want to listen to an even better hardcore band around for just as long, buy a Bad Brains album. Black Flag lived on the road, so you would think that there's got to be at least one source tape from a show that really demonstrates their live prowess. Black Flag were as close as you can get to a homeless band, and I use the word "home" lightly because the reality was their hometown took every step they could to deport all of them. www.markprindle.com /blackfaa.htm   (18500 words)

San Diego Music Scene > Fun . Sign On San Diego . Com : Live music event listings, ticket alerts, reviews, venues The three signed with SST records, home to Black Flag and Bad Brains, and reshaped punk rock with touches of funk and a self-aware political lyrical slant. In his words: "I still want to blow minds, like other people did for me." He's touring with a new band, the Secondmen, and is set to release a new album ("The Secondmen's Middle Stand") in the fall of 2003. Watt is happy to merely ride his bike and play his bass, but he still wants to bring it to the people. entertainment.signonsandiego.com /profile/245539   (325 words)

BBC - Wiltshire - Music and Gigs - Capdown to play The Furnace Hailed as "the best ragga thrash radicals since Bad Brains!" by the NME, one of the bands 'most likely to' - Capdown are coming to Swindon. Capdown have been touring exhaustively all over the world since the release of their debut album Civil Disobedients in 2000. The venue is the newly refurbished alternative music nightclub Level (now re-named The Furnace) and this is hoped to be the first in a slew of live gigs at The Furnace, by national bands on the cusp of fame. www.bbc.co.uk /wiltshire/entertainment/music/capdown.shtml   (253 words)

Saucy Trout E-zine for music, literature en film; music concerts homepage Their 1996 album called One Fierce Bier Coaster contains songs entitled such as "Why is everybody always pickin' on me" (their new hitsingle), "Kiss me where it smells funny", "Lift your head up high (and blow your brains out") which indicates that this is not music for the mentally sensitive. Currently very big with their single "Fire water burn" and the accompagnying video situated in an old people's home, the Bloodhound Gang toured all summer with their bizarre but entertaining mixture of samples and live music. Jimmy's lyrics most obviously spring from an overdose of bad television shows and commercials plus a chronic sick mind. www.cybercomm.nl /~saucytrt/music/bloodho/bloodho.html   (253 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)

About us   |   Why use us?   |   Reviews   |   Press   |   Contact us   Copyright © 2005-2007 www.factbites.com Usage implies agreement with terms.