Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The lush green of the sodden Austrian Hills is so dense that it strains your eyes to look at it too long. It’s softened by the ...

In 1988, one of the greatest heavy-metal songs ever melted faces inside Auburn University’s basketball arena. On October 20 of that year, New York rockers Living Colour performed at Eaves Memorial ...

Living Colour found mainstream success in the back half of the '80s. "Cult of Personality," from the band's 1988 debut, Vivid, was a commercial and critical hit. The band appeared on Saturday Night ...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In 1990, Living Colour was a successful anomaly in rock music. The New York quartet of Black dudes playing loud metal and punk-influenced rock ‘n’ roll was a pretty wacky and ...

As bands, both Extreme and Living Colour have a shared history of roaring out of the northeast (Boston and New York to be precise) to put out some of the finest hard rock music of the late ‘80s/early ...

Living Colour onstage in Graz, Austria, 2010: Will Calhoun, Vernon Reid, Corey Glover and Doug Wimbish. Credit: Photo by Clemens Stockner/Wikimedia Commons One of the most important conversations ...

Sometimes it just takes one song to save an artist from fading into obscurity. For New York-based funk metal icons Living Colour, that song is their 1988 iconic classic “Cult of Personality.” In a ...

*The members of the iconic all-black rock band Living Colour are speaking out about being shunned in the Black entertainment industry for playing “white people” music. “It’s come to my attention that ...