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By Maurice Bobb
Published on February 21, 2002
They've been compared to Limp Bizkit, Red Hot Chili Peppers and 311, but Pasadena's own Faceplant have a bag of their own that flexes rap, rock and funk like steroid-fed high school seniors on the varsity football team. Vocalists Bryan Broussard and Billy Hargrove trade off verses with a quickness that'll bite ears off, Mike Tyson-style. Their current CD, Get Some, will have rockers' heads spinning all the way back to the dawn of rap-rock fusion. Songs like "Bucket O Funk" and "Death Hop" capture their trademark hard-driving guitars and bristly vocals. Not reason enough to head over to the show? The band's live performance rocks like a jet engine in Mom's jewelry box, so get the fuck on board and ride to Planet Rock.
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