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Parliament/Funkadelic ~ Mothership Connection (Star Child) ~ Live Houston 1976 | |
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speaking of P Funk ,Bootsy plays my area in June.I really wanna go see his show. | |
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That is my favorite part of that DVD, the gospel is strong on this one. Fabulous lead vocals leading up to the landing of the mothership. Parliament/Funkadelic at the top of thir game! RIP Prince: thank U 4 a funky Time... | |
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even George was feeling it before he turn it over to Glen
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Makes me wish I had a mothership of my own which could make me travel back in time to witness P-Funk at its peak..George and the boys really knew how to tear it up like no other! | |
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That video cuts too early! When the mothership "lands" and Dr. Funkenstein appears...that little pimp walk George does down the steps, headed to the mic...gets me every time. That is the coolest, pimpin'-est shit I've ever seen! Look it up... Make it so, Number One... | |
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I think everybody that claims to be into music should watch that concert. | |
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Sad to say, but he ain't comin up to P-Town, so if you DO make it down to L.A....I expect a thorough review from ya, bud..... Funk Is It's Own Reward | |
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Is that Glen from Quasar? Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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Yeah, it is him. Never heard about Quazar but thanks for mentioning, will look out for their record. RIP Prince: thank U 4 a funky Time... | |
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This was Parliament/Funkadelic at the height of its collective powers, tapping into funk's core.
[Edited 4/12/15 11:25am] | |
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I'm late,but I just ordered the DVD of this show! Until this thread,I didn't even know it existed. | |
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no problem | |
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Just ordered the DVD of this, can't wait to see it, such a FUNKY song! Slowly working my way through the Parliament Funkadelic back catalogue. Mothership Connection CD has just arrived!!! 3121... Don't U Wanna Come? | |
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I envy you, it is like seeing the powers and spirit of the universe for the first time. It was and is an unrivaled religious experience. If you've got funk, you've got style. | |
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That migh be my favorite Parliament album, must be so nice to discover their back catalogue. And that DVD is great too, you are in for some real treats! RIP Prince: thank U 4 a funky Time... | |
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I have this DVD. AMAZING Show!!!!! So is Bootsy's Rubber Band's performance. i have a DVD of THAT one too!!! | |
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funkaholic1972 said:
Yeah, it is him. Never heard about Quazar but thanks for mentioning, will look out for their record. That Quazar album was banging. Glen died of cancer before the release of the album. He was a very good vocalist. It was a very nice underrated album and on the album they showed a little versatility showing they were more than just P- Funk clones. I like the jazzy instrumental Shades a Of Quazar. Don't laugh at my funk
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I remember seeing Sly Stone either jamming with George's band or Sly Stone jamming with his band on the song "Sing A Simple Song" on October 31, 1976. I saw a clip of Sly Stone jamming from this show but haven't been able to find it since. Is Sly's part on DVD or on bootleg? 3121 #1 THIS YEAR | |
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The dvd has been on repeat since I got it. Trying to track down as many live boots as I can, they killed it live!!! 3121... Don't U Wanna Come? | |
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Got my DVD copy yesterday and watched it last night....Wow! is all I can say | |
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Sly is not on the video clips. The tall guy in the jumpsuit (who looked like Sly) was his drummer. I remember reading that on this tour, Bootsy and P-Funk would sometimes swap sets..opening or closing. Sly was always in the middle. Supposedly (from what I read on the old "Mothership'' site) Sly didn't go over to well with some of the younger funkateers. He was nervous, half out of it onstage and would not come out during the some of the final encore jams. After the 76 tour, Lynn Maybry (Sly's cousin) and Dawn Silva joined P-Funk. | |
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I have the Bootsy show and the P-Funk show from the same night (packed away on VHS) but I could never find Sly's show. I wonder if it was ever videotaped? | |
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Oh wow...I was watching the DVD and I thought that was Sly! I was like "alright....they got Sly onstage with them...how cool!" lol | |
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Such a nice thread this is, great to see so much love for George and his Parliament/Funkadelic circus! They were and still are fucking awesome. RIP Prince: thank U 4 a funky Time... | |
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