............once is enough!!!!!!!!.......me thinks~hi....yeah,I saw/or heard the blueMangroup....great show ,,,oughta see it next time ur in Vegas.....yeah...still have that headache.........................,,,,...next year it'll be Ron Bushy playing The drum solo from In-a-gadda-da-vida.24/7  ....wow.....god  , I love that song................ok   catch ya later dude!!!!

 Pyro wrote:




Yes, I did see the show. Several years ago in Chicago. Sorry, but I couldn't get into it. Barf-like pap coming out of tubes in their chests, the fake bit of sticking a camera down the throat of a member of the audience. Covering the audience with toilet paper at the end of the show. And the wide-eyed look of arch wonderment at all these silly tricks got old about 15 minutes in. The drums covered with paint and lit from below were cool, as was the xylophone thingee made of pipes, but not much else. Maybe they have gotten more sophisticated of late. 

 Vegas Stage Act !

slates13 wrote:

great for jogging though!

Reminds me of the Miami Vice theme for some reason.....

FlatCat wrote:

Have you ever seen them live? If so, you must've seen a different tour than I did. They were funny, sarcastic, tongue in cheek, and dry witted. There were no barf jokes (although they do "include" the audience using toilet paper). If you haven't seen them live, don't judge their show.

Certainly you have a right to rate this any way you like. It's no grammy winner.

Pyro wrote:
OMG! Its Papa Smurf!


Ed. Similar minds etc...

Pyro wrote:

It's Papa Smurf!

Nice groove. I like it.

As long as I don't picture the dudes in blue and just listen to the music.... it is quite likeable.

Krow_Pie wrote:

Well, it IS Radio Paradise. Sometimes, you just don't know what's coming next, do you?
Take the bad with the good; good usually wins out.

I never get tired of listening to this! Makes me want to move and groove.

It seems to get a bit redundant. At first, like the first 2 minutes, I thought it was pretty cool. Intense back beat. Then it just goes on and on like the Energizer Bunny!

"Young man, can you tell me how to get to the Briar Street Theate?"

"I'm sorry,I don't know. I'm not from here . . . "

"Well for Christ's sake!"

"I'm sorry lady, I'm not from here!"

"Well?!"

So ponderous. The drumming is heavy-handed and joyless. And their show is juvenile. Barf jokes and toilet paper. Other than that, it's great. I give it a 2.

A REAL blue man (on Oprah today).

Tracks like this make me realize just how crappy my computer's speakers are.

diazo wrote:

YES! I can't think of the Blue Man Group without thinking of Blue David Cross!

i think these guys liked the theme song to knight rider a little too much as kids.

Saw an article (last year...?) that one of the BMGs had gone co-ed with at least one female player. Penn (of Penn & Teller) may have been the first one to suggest years ago to the original group that they could franchise (which Penn & Teller obviously can't).

I have the album, enjoy the occasional tune when it rotates in, like this one, but get kinda bored listening to the whole thing in one go.

Looks like Dec. 18 was the last time you played this piece of music.

It's OK by me. Some people had an idea. It helped pay the rent. It blossomed into something greater then themselves. They capitalized on it. American Dream, right?

Saw the show and loved it. Absolutely original, nothing like it at all. Strongly recommend it to everyone here.

Jester wrote:

That's 'cause your ears are full of blue paint!

Is this really being played? Or is this a cruel joke?

three- hun-dred six-ty- five de-grees.... BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE!!!!

Love these guys, Seen their Boston Show Twice!!

and why are they concidered a musical group?