| | Living Colour What's Your Favorite Color? CD Living Colour Discography of CDs
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What's Your Favorite Color? doesn't give Living Colour fans anything new. None of its remixes or B-sides are rare, or even very necessary: the seven-plus-minute mix of Stain's "Ausländer" robs the original of its rage, and a cover of Al Green's "Love and Happiness" (originally on the 1991 EP Biscuits) remains unremarkable. The live version of "Cult of Personality" and the "What's Your Favorite Color" remix were added to the 2002 Vivid reissue, and live, acoustic takes on "Nothingness" and "Leave It Alone" are from a 1993 Holland date that's also previously available. "Solace of You" will always be a gorgeous song, and the stripped-down version here is that. But it's not enough to justify this comp, which offers cobbled-together artwork, scanty liner information, and material that's already available and generally marginal. ~ Johnny Loftus
Living Colour completists will already have most or all of the material on What's Your Favorite Color? (Remixes, B-Sides & Rarities) -- none of it is previously unreleased or even particularly rare, and it's not comprehensive. The comp however does offer a capable survey of odds 'n' ends material from the era spanning the band's first three studio albums (roughly 1988-1994). A lengthy remix of the Stain highlight "Ausländer" starts things out, followed by two more mixes. A live recording of "Cult of Personality" from 1989 as well as a remix of "What's Your Favorite Color?" were both added to the 2002 reissue of Vivid; and acoustic takes on "Nothingness" and "Leave It Alone" are from a 1993 Holland date that's also previously available. The Al Green cover, "Love and Happiness," was part of Living Colour's 1991 EP Biscuits. A pretty acoustic version of "Solace of You" is What's Your Favorite Color?'s best moment. ~ Johnny Loftus
Audio Remixers: Cutfather; Adrian Sherwood; Keith LeBlanc; Skip McDonald; Soulshock.
Photographer: Amy Guip.
Living Colour: Corey Glover, Doug Wimbish, Vernon Reid, Will Calhoun.
Audio Mixer: Lee Popa.
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