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The best Fishbone show I have seen in years.  Love the (not so new) lineup especially the trombone player.   Fishbone are always better with more horns and brass than guitars.  Too many guitars = too much metal, not enough funk or ska.  Loving Norwood's lovely new bass with wobbly FX.  More energy than the last couple of times I have seen Fishbone, very good to s...

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Seems like quite a few Familyhood members were at this one.  Reality Of My Surroundings tour, Bad Brains supporting, should have been amazing.  But maybe I was looking forward to it a bit too much.  This is the only Fishbone gig I've been to that was a disappointment to me.  Both Bad Brains and Fishbone sounded like ropey heavy metal bands, worst I had ever seen either of them....

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This show was a free recording for a TV show (can't remember the name for sure - Global Cafe? never saw it either).  Fishbone and the African artist Tabu Ley were on the bill.  Didn't really know what to expect, but y'know, it's Fishbone - gotta go!

 Anyway two stages set up, one of them facing down towards the main stage (seriously sloping floor at the Academy as anyone wh...

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In the UK at last!  I think I danced all the way to the venue I was so excited!  Dragged several bemused mates along who all got it as soon as the band started.  Awesome show, great mix of tunes from the first 2 releases, plus some new material from Truth & Soul (not yet released at the time I think).  A long thin venue didnt stop Angelo from his usual crowd surfing, wit...

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I am a Brit and had been living in the US for a few months.  I had seen the video for Party At Ground Zero on a big screen at a Descendents gig and it really caught my attention.  Later that year, while in NYC, a friend told me Fishbone were playing the Old Ritz, I jumped at the chance.  they were supporting some dodgy Scottish funk band called APB and the phrase 'blew them offst...

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