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Join Date: Aug 2013
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any thoughts?
Not really sure what exact genre they would fit into but one of the best live performing bands I've seen
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You placed them in the right thread. I consider them to be both soul/funk with a little bit more funk elements but they incorporated so many different genres in their music. I think they are one of the best bands in general.
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I saw Morris Day and the Time about 25 years ago. They were a great band but they played a very short set of only about 45 minutes.
They did a routine where Morris pulled an overweight lady onstage, out of the audience, and joked about her obesity at her expense... Which I found tasteless and offensive. The "fat lady" routine was a standard part of Morris Day's stage act but it didn't make it any less uncomfortable to watch.
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