Corey Glover

...

these four cats playing, Corey Glover singing, and I'm like, I'm looking at the vi- the video Cult of Personality on MTV.

Yes.

It was a major shock but everything, and to this day that song still resonates, man.

I can take, I'll take that and everything.

So question three is what's Vivid more important musically or culturally?

I think it was both, and I say both because musically when you're listening to those sounds both from Vernon Reid and just his mastery of the guitar as well as Corey Glover and just the whole band, what that whole band brought to the table, it, it, it gives me a fam- it feels familiar, but it's like the first time familiarity.

So when you talk about other bands like the Red Hot Chili Peppers, uh, just that era of the '90s.

Toko, count us down.

Letting the fascismo fly and Corey Glover from Living Colors bring up the rear over here.

40-10.

3, 2, 1, play.

Was it Fashismo or Corey Glover? I did look up his name.

Corey Glover.

Did you look up his name just to make sure you were right?

Yeah, there's a lot of Glover.

So that's why I went to Tulaneville as a regular student.

And then, you know, hard rock and not thrash so much, but like a couple of weeks ago, I just did a Bon Scott tribute gig at the... at the cutting room here in New York City, and it was Bon's 80th birthday celebration, so I was in the house band, and we had all these guest singers come up, including Corey Glover from Living Color, and Constantine Maroulis from American Idol, and people like that, Steve Brown from Trickster, and they would all do a Bon Scott era ACDC song each, and I'm just back there slashing away at eighth notes on my A string, you know, having a good old time, you know, so...

That's

cool.