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Global Funk Live at The Bean Scene on 2004-04-08

by Global Funk

Publication date: 2004-04-08 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: GlobalFunk

Band/Artist: Global Funk

Disc 1
set 1

1 Rise Up
2 Tomorrow's Dream (Black Sabbath)
3 Mr Potatohead>Jam>
4 Mr Potatohead
5 Peg (Steely Dan)
6 Desdemona

Disc 2
set 2

1 Morning Clarity
2 Oh My God (Police)>The Changeling (Doors)>Cars (Gary Numan)>The Changeling
3 Bottle
4 Sunshine Alley (Bogaloo Joe Jones)

Disc 3
set 2 con't

1 Spin

Encore:
2 Keep on Pushin'
3 Rub
4 Snoopy on the Moon

Addeddate: 2004-06-16 17:41:22

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: gfc2004-04-08

Location: Chico, CA

Numeric_id: 15220

Shndiscs: 2

Source: SBD

Taped by: Bob Link

Transferred by: Woo

Type: sound

Venue: The Bean Scene

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Reviewer: micropolyphony. - - April 9, 2005
Subject: fantastic!

the second set is among the best music i have ever listened to. no shit. there are some rough spots here and there, but the band absolutely leaves the world. i wish i was there! it may of very well been one of those "...oh shit man, i think i'm having a heart attack," "...so stop dancin' stupid!"

Reviewer: Jose Gaspar - - February 25, 2005
Subject: Better Than Most

Gets 4 stars only because the first set is a bit flat in comparison to their two earlier shows available here. Their masterful groove starts with "Full Clarity" and, by "Keep On Pushin'," they're cookin' with gas. What's amazing is the variety of ideas this group keeps presenting.

Reviewer: Big Daddy WooWoo - - June 18, 2004
Subject: Light Covers and Heavy Improv

The band had a iffy mic cable on the first track, and the vocals and sound clear up halfway into that first track.

The big jam in Mr Potatohead is enough to make these discs a keeper alone. The Sabbath, Steely Dan, Doors and Gary Numan covers are a nice touch, and perhaps the most covers I've ever seen in a Global Funk Set.

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