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MindGOflip, Thursday, April 12, at Trilogy, probably could not have found a more appropriate name for its second CD: bounce bounce sound, which celebrates its release at this Boulder show, is a digital document of the band's boisterous, bop-along pop music. In two years, MindGOflip has found an audience that...

By Laura Bond

April 12, 2001

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MindGOflip, Thursday, April 12, at Trilogy, probably could not have found a more appropriate name for its second CD: bounce bounce sound, which celebrates its release at this Boulder show, is a digital document of the band's boisterous, bop-along pop music. In two years, MindGOflip has found an audience that likes their live music peppered with a hearty dose of humor and spontaneity: How many other guitarists in town are likely to break into a full-fledged tap dance in the middle of a song, as MindGOflip's Luke Johnson is known to do? Clever as they may be, this Denver-based foursome puts primary emphasis on its sound. A little bit funky -- with a thumping bass and trombones thrown in for good measure -- it's music for getting down without giving up your mind.

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