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I ask this question because I've never come across a fellow white dude that had the same amount of funk in his/her blood that I have.

I mean, a lot of people here are already dissing Musicology and it's not even on the radio yet!
Probably the same people who only like songs like Little Red Corvette, Condition Of The Heart, Joy In Repetition or 3 Chains Of Gold.
I really don't care for those songs. I respect them, but they do nothing for me.

I LOVE THA FUNK!
And I'm not talking about songs like The Ride or Xenophobia. Those songs are not funky to me. Too boring. I'm talking about the funk that sounds a little gay (eventhough I'm not!), like We March, It, Vicky Waiting or Emancipation.
I love funky live jams like 1+1+1=3 or You Know You Got Soul (live @ Nighttown, Utrecht 2002).

Can anybody relate to this? Or am I the only one..

no i think you may be the only one on this.

no but seriously you know better than not to make stoopid comments like that. especially on this website.

so i guess you're the funkiest white man alive huh?

White people !! Ewww Yuk !
And funk, discusting !
No, not me !

Maar met jou wil ik best Fhunken !

I thought We March was a pop song?

Anyways, yes, I love funky tunes like Head, Irresistible Bitch/Possessed (Live), Bob George, Get Off/The Lubricated Lady and such. I used to dance all around my room to those grooves whenever I thought no one was lookin'.

And I really dug Jesse Johnson's brand of funk.

But as I've grown older, I've sorta grown more into rock music in general, so now I have an even larger affinity for Prince's rock music than his funk, and I wish he would do more rock music. I got his MC Flash project last November and it stayed on my player longer than any of Prince's own stuff this side of him leaving WB.

Milty said:

I don't know. I posted this to figure that out!

why do ya'll bite ya bottom lip when ya dance???

TheRealFiness said:

LOL! Because funk kind of enleashes all this energy in you that's very hard to contain!

Fhunkin said:

me too

I love Days Of Wild Live...that groove can go on forever and I wouldnt mind.
Also Face Down from the Live NYC '97 cassette..."play that mother***** bass"

AndGodCreatedMe said:

Had net zin in een sandwich, wie wil in het midden ?

marcuskuip said:

Pooh man is THAT all the funk u've got??

Fhunkin said:

Not I.



"Baby in the middle, baby in the middle, take it on request"


[This message was edited Fri Mar 26 9:02:24 2004 by scififilmnerd]

Some people on this site need some serious

Fhunkin said:

BOLLETJE!!!!

Dude if you can find real funk in Vicky Waiting, i can't compete with that.
You must have some sort of funk converter machine in your ears.

Holy shit, Vanilla Ice Finally made it to the Org.

people like you make it embarrasing to be white.

3 DAYS TILL MUSICOLOGY! !

Did I just accidentally log onto www.theonion.com ?

I am a white european, but I love Funk more than Pop or Rap

Funk in your blood, huh?
Hmmm....
Have you talked with your doctor about this?

Oh my god! Just when I thought I read the funniest thread on the Org this one pops up. You phrased your shit wrong but I get the gist of what you are trying to say. The funkiest white guy on the Org, probably on the planet is Manki.

TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said:

Are you saying he's got an even worse case of FunkInTheBlood?



Is it contagious?

TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said:

manki is fonkyyyyy.

marcuskuip said:

I FEEL YOU, FOR REAL! This is a great example of what I see here...lol at LRC, COTH, JIT and 3 Chains!

since when's Vicki Waiting and We March funk?

Check Head, Dirty Mind, DMSR, We Can Funk (obviously), Let's Work and Erotic City. That's Funk.

While you're at it, just cause it's not funk, don't be dissing JIR either!!

I'm white, and I Funk.

I REALLY love funk and I REALLY love rock. But for me the magic formula is funkers who rock -- not rockers who (try to) funk!

Although I might disagree with some of your examples, I'm white and I grew up on funk, loving Rick James, Sly Stone, James Brown, Ohio Players, Curtis Mayfield, P-Funk, Earth Wind & Fire, Isaak Hayes, the Isley Brothers, Willie Hutch, J.J. Johnson, Roy Ayers, really too many favorites to mention. Funk is one of the many music influences I was raised with. So it always makes me scratch my head in confusion when people try to act like it's music only black folks can appreciate.

Also check out 'The Dance Electric' with Andre Cymone.