SoulAlive said:

YES!!! Masterpieces both.

okay, tought to find mo'shit that hasn't been listed already.. here's some...

Dancelot said:

A few i still had in mind to post

PANDURITO said:

PANDURITO said:

Ndeed ..




& there's place 4 both , and latin and jazz and disco an folk and classic etc , etc , etc .....

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100MPH said:

...and

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FuNkeNsteiN said:

1977

100MPH said:

We All Know Who We Are was released after Ugly Ego
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FuNkeNsteiN said:

Where did you read that exact detail ?
Then why is the year 1977 printed on the back of their coversleeve ?

http://www.allmusic.com/c...g9kept7q79
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I didn't work at Chocolate City Records so i'm not the expert on release-dates from that label , but some sites ( even allmusic.com ) are writing that We All Know Who We Are is from 1978 ... i have the sleeve here at home and it clearly says 1977 .

100MPH said:

allmusic.com says it was released in 1978 and so does Dave Thompson in his Third Ear: Funk book.

100MPH said:

Cool cover

noepie said:

That was '77.

FuNkeNsteiN said:

Have you checked that allmusic-link i posted above ?
It reads "second" album ... Cardiac Arrest was the 1rst ...

I have that 3rd Ear book too .
What i really don't understand is while there's "1977" printed on the backcover , the authors still write it's from 1978 .
The matrix-( release )-numbers from the albums are :
CCLP 2004 : We All Know Who We Are
CCLP 2006 : Ugly Ego

From what i know is that release-numbers are counted up and have to with the order of releasing .

The only & best source would be the company itself ...i'm reading too much different release-dates ...
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FuNkeNsteiN said:

I still have to add it to my collection

noepie said:

1977.

1978 was a very good year. My favorite that year was Foxy.

There sure is. It's called disco.

vainandy said:

Which reminds me:



I remember when this came out in '78 (I was maybe only 9 years old), I told my mom's friend I liked the song "In The Bush" and he asked me what that meant, what are they doing "in the bush"? and I was like, "uh, kissing?"

As much as I was into disco, I never heard that song until the mid 1990s when a local radio station started playing disco on Saturday nights.

cool choices! 100MPH you're on a roll again