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It comes as little surprise that trio Mi Ami originates in San Francisco. Between its collective blend of tribal rhythms, trance jazz and animalistic yelping, these guys couldn't get more free-spirited if you kept them on a steady diet of LSD and let them run around your house naked. Spacey, unrestrained, and at times a little unsettling, the manic noise-makers play the Triple on Sunday, March 8, in support of their debut album, “Watersports,” at 10 p.m. $5. 359-7777.
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