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Oct 17, 2026
Living Colour’s Vivid: Breaking Barriers and Redefining Rock with Anthony Briscoe
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So what production choices make the album stand out from the other records of the era?
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20:13Anthony BriscoeGUEST
I think again, just choosing to bring funk, bringing even some aspects of gospel.
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20:21Anthony BriscoeGUEST
And you even get some g- uh, some fresh cameos here and there that it just again tells that story of what's going on that era, and I think what makes it breakthrough is that it's again giving you something different.
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20:34Anthony BriscoeGUEST
When I think of Living Colour als- uh, again, I would call them like a breakthrough artist.
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20:40Anthony BriscoeGUEST
When I think of them I think of like MF Doom, I think of Death, I think of other pioneers of music who people may not have listened to, and then years later down the line s- well wait a minute, let's, let's listen to this.
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20:53Anthony BriscoeGUEST
What is it that they're bringing to the table with this? And I think that's what catches people's eyes.
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