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Official merch, authentic gear and unique gifts from Fishbone. The band would move closer to heavy metal with their popular follow-up two years later with Truth And Soul. Fishbone is still together and maintains a loyal fan base. Surprisingly after all these years and with the cross pollination of musical styles being commonplace, very few have heard of Fishbone.

1988 Music style.. Alternative rock, Funk rock, Punk-rock, Ska Punk, Audio file/bitrate.. MP3 320 kbit/s Type of archive..rar AND.zip Origin. United States Song's language.

English Artist's website. List of songs: 01 - Freddie's Dead 02 - Ma And Pa 03 - Mighty Long Way 04 - Pouring Rain 05 - Deep Inside 06 - Question Of Life 07 - I Like To Hide Behind My Glasses 08 - Bonin' In The Boneyard 09 - One Day 10 - Subliminal Fascism 11 - Slow Bus Movin' (Howard Beach Party) 12 - In The Name Of Swing 13 - Ghetto Soundwave 14 - Change.

Happy 30th Anniversary to Fishbone’s second studio album Truth and Soul, originally released September 13, 1988. One of the most popular bands to come out of the Los Angeles music scene in the ‘80s was Fishbone.

As we celebrate the 30th anniversary of Truth and Soul, their most consistent album, it’s hard not to think about the many “what ifs” and if onlys” that swirled around the band at that time. MTV, mainstream radio and a handful of music critics couldn’t quite figure out what to make of Fishbone.

Before Truth and Soul, critics saw the band as some sort of ska/funk/rock novelty act, but they were much more than that. The band was formed in 1979 by junior high school friends bassist John Norwood Fisher, his brother Philip 'Fish' Fisher on drums, guitarist Kendall Jones, 'Walter Kibby II (vocals and trumpet), Christopher Dowd (keyboards, trombone, and vocals), and larger than life frontman, Angelo Moore.

The Fishers, Kibby, Jones and Dowd lived in South Central Los Angeles but were bused to the predominantly white Hale Junior High School in the San Fernando Valley, where Moore’s family lived. According to a bio written by Columbia Records, their label until 1995, it was at Hale where the group learned about bands like and Rush and incorporated those sounds into their music. In 1991, John Norwood Fisher Rolling Stone’s David Fricke a different story. “Rush was about the coolest thing we found out.

But my dad was always listening to rock & roll stuff. It wasn’t like a new experience. I learned to hate motherfuckers who told me Jimmy Page was better than Jimi Hendrix.” They attended high school back in South Central Los Angeles and the comparisons of the two vastly different environments helped shaped their opinions and their politics. On their first two releases, 1985’s self-titled EP and 1986’s full-length debut In Your Face, Fishbone’s ska/rock/funk mix of humor and social commentary helped them gain a huge cult following, but they were in danger of getting the “goofy” label attached to them. Jones once remarked to Rolling Stone, “We tried to take our thing, our politics, and put it with humor, make it funny so people would listen.

And it was wrong. You try it that way, and it just cheapens everything you’re trying to say.” On Truth and Soul, Fishbone toned down the humor and infused a harder rock sound which paid huge dividends.

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The album starts with a cover of ’s “Freddie’s Dead.” It was a very wise choice to open with because it pretty much set the course for what you were going to hear for the next 41 minutes. Jones’ guitar work is the unsung star of the LP because it breathes life into their unique sound. It also hides the somewhat dated sound of the keyboards, which has made other ‘80s records close to unlistenable now.

A personal highlight for me was seeing them “Freddie’s Dead” on Soul Train. Don Cornelius had no idea what he witnessed or where they were coming from. “Ma and Pa” is the ska influenced second track that tells the story of a family split apart by divorce as seen through the eyes of a child. (“Hey Ma and Pa / What the hell is wrong with ya'll / Hey Ma and Pa / Fighting for love on an angel's feather / Why don't ya'll get your shit together”). While not the cheeriest of subjects, they somehow get their social commentary out there without compromising their sound. It’s a fan favorite that they still play in concert. “Question of Life,” “Pouring Rain,” and “Deep Inside” are incredibly strong tracks that put Fishbone’s versatility on display.