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Shango said:   Yep, right click and save.
Thank goodness someone else Recognized Postive Force. 
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Cotontige said: This post could have been called "TOP5 ugliest cover"
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TD3 said: Shango said: Yep, right click and save.
Thank goodness someone else Recognized Postive Force.
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Cotontige said: This post could have been called "TOP5 ugliest cover"
Mazarati's sleeve is rated by many as quality artwork. I always dug Slave's galactical artwork as well. Civil Attack's sleeve has that trademark 80's collage of photos and the red lettering is tight. Mtume's covershooting was in an atmospherish baroque-setting and at the time their wardrobe was considered quite hip. I never had problems with these sleeves. In retrospect everything from the past seems unappealing or whatever lol. | |
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Cosmic Slop Zapp There's a Riot Goin' On In the Jungle Groove ...5 essential LPs for me in terms of FUNK. | |
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In The Jungle Groove - JB
Fresh - Sly Tear The Roof Off '74-'80 - Parliament The Payback - JB again. Street Songs (Expanded edition) - Rick James. |
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 Not sure what's happening here.
With all the alleged Funakateers around, I thought this thread would be flooded by now. These are some of the ones that do it for me personally The Foundation: 
...Sex Machine - James Brown This was a difficult decision. Picking the artist was easy. It had to be JB. It was deciding which album to select is where the problem came in. In the end I just picked one I liked that covered a lot of ground. The Frame: 
...So Sharp! - Dyke & The Blazers Take the JB concept and make it even more raw-dawg. 
...Rejuvenation - The Meters The New Orleans perspective. 
...KOOL and the Gang - Kool & The Gang Adding some harmonic color & jazzy improv. The Penthouse: 
...Thrust - Herbie Hancock Now i'll admit that after a while, single-line Funk vamps have a tendency to get incredibly stagnant. This is why it was refreshing to hear someone add advanced harmonic interest/improvisational chops to the proceedings. Underneath it all, the Paul Jackson/Mike Clarke rhythm section gave a lesson in how to be creatively funky without being boring. tA  Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Not sure what's happening here.
With all the alleged Funakateers around, I thought this thread would be flooded by now. These are some of the ones that do it for me personally The Foundation:
...Sex Machine - James Brown This was a difficult decision. Picking the artist was easy. It had to be JB. It was deciding which album to select is where the problem came in. In the end I just picked one I liked that covered a lot of ground. The Frame:
...So Sharp! - Dyke & The Blazers Take the JB concept and make it even more raw-dawg.
...Rejuvenation - The Meters The New Orleans perspective.
...KOOL and the Gang - Kool & The Gang Adding some harmonic color & jazzy improv. The Penthouse:
...Thrust - Herbie Hancock Now i'll admit that after a while, single-line Funk vamps have a tendency to get incredibly stagnant. This is why it was refreshing to hear someone add advanced harmonic interest/improvisational chops to the proceedings. Underneath it all, the Paul Jackson/Mike Clarke rhythm section gave a lesson in how to be creatively funky without being boring. tA Tribal Disorder
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Timmy84 said: Who knows where they at? Maybe... 
...The Shadow do.
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whatever, tA I wanna see ur top 4 1980s boogie funk LPs | |
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^^ tA is more of a late 1960s-through-late-1970s funk head, I think. | |
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There's a lot of ways you can go with top 5 essential funk LP's.
I'm just gonna list a couple that may often get overlooked. B.T Express - Non Stop Brass Construction - Brass Construction II Don't laugh at my funk
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Cinnie said: whatever, tA I wanna see ur top 4 1980s boogie funk LPs
Oh, now you want to alter your own thread subject. 
All I have to say to that is a quote from Tower of Power: Don't change horses in the middle of the stream Giddy up, giddy up. Hi-o yeah Giddy up, giddy up. Hi-o silver 
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Timmy84 said: ^^ tA is more of a late 1960s-through-late-1970s funk head, I think.
For the most part, you thunk right. 
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theAudience said: Cinnie said: whatever, tA I wanna see ur top 4 1980s boogie funk LPs
Oh, now you want to alter your own thread subject.
All I have to say to that is a quote from Tower of Power: Don't change horses in the middle of the stream Giddy up, giddy up. Hi-o yeah Giddy up, giddy up. Hi-o silver
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Hello.
First of all, I wanna say much respect & thanx 2 Cinnie who 'truly get's it'. Second, I would like 2 say peace & much luv 2 ALL the Prince.org fam. Third, U know damn well I'mma respond in detail & with full strength 2 all of this 'analysis' going on about this so called (*missed named) "Top 5 Essential Funk LPs" list real soon. (*For the record, just so you'll know...I didn't name the list that title...the author of THE BLOG did. What my selections SHOULD HAVE BEEN titled was:"My Favorite 80's based FUNK, BOOGIE, & MELODIC-FUNK LPs'. But, what they did was changed the name/entry to: "Top 5 Essential Funk Lp's" for their sites readers!) But, before I fully respond 2 all of this, (which, I'm sure is) 'well intentioned' yet, mostly 'uninformed cackle-lackin' about my 'personal choices' of music I like from that era...I must continue 2 the door & I hit the stage 2 FUNK Montreal outta 'dey mindz 2nite!! U See,...this is what I'm about y'all...DOIN' IT & NOT just PLAYIN' wit' it. I'm out here DOIN IT 4 the FUNK!! So, in parting, I write all of this 2 humbly remind U 2 HOLD ON before y'all start trippin' on a Funksta. Sh*t, I'm out here on y'all side! I'm steadily & respectfully tryin' 2 uphold this FUNK in my own way in connection with MY generation, yet with a firm respect for the elders & the era's/past that came before me. Now,....please stay tuned, stay up & stay free!! (I'll be back.) 1 luv. - D-F | |
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DaMFunK said: Hello.
First of all, I wanna say much respect & thanx 2 Cinnie who 'truly get's it'. Second, I would like 2 say peace & much luv 2 ALL the Prince.org fam. Third, U know damn well I'mma respond in detail & with full strength 2 all of this 'analysis' going on about this so called (*missed named) "Top 5 Essential Funk LPs" list real soon. (*For the record, just so you'll know...I didn't name the list that title...the author of THE BLOG did. What my selections SHOULD HAVE BEEN titled was:"My Favorite 80's based FUNK, BOOGIE, & MELODIC-FUNK LPs'. But, what they did was changed the name/entry to: "Top 5 Essential Funk Lp's" for their sites readers!) But, before I fully respond 2 all of this, (which, I'm sure is) 'well intentioned' yet, mostly 'uninformed cackle-lackin' about my 'personal choices' of music I like from that era...I must continue 2 the door & I hit the stage 2 FUNK Montreal outta 'dey mindz 2nite!! U See,...this is what I'm about y'all...DOIN' IT & NOT just PLAYIN' wit' it. I'm out here DOIN IT 4 the FUNK!! So, in parting, I write all of this 2 humbly remind U 2 HOLD ON before y'all start trippin' on a Funksta. Sh*t, I'm out here on y'all side! I'm steadily & respectfully tryin' 2 uphold this FUNK in my own way in connection with MY generation, yet with a firm respect for the elders & the era's/past that came before me. Now,....please stay tuned, stay up & stay free!! (I'll be back.) 1 luv. - D-F Exactly. | |
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theAudience said: Cinnie said: whatever, tA I wanna see ur top 4 1980s boogie funk LPs
Oh, now you want to alter your own thread subject.
All I have to say to that is a quote from Tower of Power: Don't change horses in the middle of the stream Giddy up, giddy up. Hi-o yeah Giddy up, giddy up. Hi-o silver
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