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Live at the Elbo Room by !Tang
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fave it Funk Rock | Extended Jams
6 tracks | 34 minutes
Released Sep 2002
on Take A Number Group
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:25 That !Tang Thing lyrics BUY MP3 03:25 That !Tang Thing lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:25 That !Tang Thing
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:45 First, Last, & Worst lyrics FREE 04:45 First, Last, & Worst lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:45 First, Last, & Worst
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:23 Caterpillar lyrics BUY MP3 03:23 Caterpillar lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:23 Caterpillar
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 10:10 Nervous lyrics BUY MP3 10:10 Nervous lyrics "GIFT MP3" 10:10 Nervous
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 08:55 Liam's Cheeseshake/Funk You lyrics BUY MP3 08:55 Liam's Cheeseshake/Funk You lyrics "GIFT MP3" 08:55 Liam's Cheeseshake/Funk You
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:29 Disappear lyrics BUY MP3 03:29 Disappear lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:29 Disappear
The Bay Area's Fiercest indie-soul experience; "an unstopable funk machine live." Jane Ganahl
Bio / Background
Formed eight years ago from the ranks of the UC Berkeley Marching Band, !Tang is an eight-piece indie-soul extravaganza with a sound that defines "burgeoning." This band will get you up off your ass, grab you by the funkpants, and never let go. But they'll do more than that. They'll make you think, and yes, they might even make you feel something.
Taking postmodern cues from artists like Beck and the Beastie Boys, !Tang moves seamlessly through styles - weaving Soul, Rock, Jazz, and Hip-Hop into a purely original thinking man's dance music. Led energetically by the throat of front man Ray Wilcox, the WAMMIE-winning band has been compared to such artists as Lenny Kravitz, Spearhead, and Sly and the Family Stone. Their Tower-of-Power-esque horn section screams pure funk, while their Phish-esque jams recall their classical and jazz training.
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