LIVING COLOUR - Stain - Vinyl (limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert)
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LIVING COLOUR
Stain (limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert)
Music On Vinyl
Cat: MOVLP 1346B. Rel: 24 Jun 24
Indie/Alternative
Side 1 - Track 1. Go Away Side 1 - Track 2. Ignorance Is Bliss Side 1 - Track 3. Leave It Alone Side 1 - Track 4. Bi Side 1 - Track 5. Mind Your Own Business Side 1 - Track 6. Auslander Side 2 - Track 1. Never Satisfied Side 2 - Track 2. Nothingness Side 2 - Track 3. Postman Side 2 - Track 4. Wtff Side 2 - Track 5. This Little Pig Side 2 - Track 6. Hemp Side 2 - Track 7. Wall
Living Colour's third album, Stain, marked a bold shift in musical direction for the NYC quartet. Following the success of their previous albums, the band delved into a heavier, angrier, and less accessible sound. True to form, Living Colour didn't shy away from socially conscious lyrics and thematic track groupings - see titles like 'Go Away,' 'Ignorance Is Bliss' and 'Leave It Alone'. The latter half of Stain is more diverse and experimental, with the industrial-tinged 'Auslander' standing out as one of the stronger cuts. Stain also marks the debut of bassist Doug Wimbish, replacing Muzz Skillings. The seasoned Tackhead veteran's bass is less prominent overall, but shines on the moody highlight 'Nothingness'. Vernon Reid's guitar work, while still spectacular, is more subdued compared to previous releases, demanding closer listening to appreciate its intricacies. Tracks like 'Postman' and 'This Little Pig' feature Reid's intense riffs, complementing the album's darker themes. For many fans of the band, Stain reaches the heights of their previous albums Vivid or Times Up in the way it makes a statement with the evolving times'.
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