I divided them up by sections. I put all the other artist together as various P-Funk members for extra fun.


Funkadelc
1969 Funkadelic
1970 Free Your Mind… And Your Ass Will Follow
1971 Maggot Brain
1972 America Eats Its Young
1973 Cosmic Slop
1974 Standing On The Verge of Getting It On
1975 Lets Take It To The Stage
1976 Tales of Kidd Funkadelic
1976 Hardcore Jollies
1978 One Nation Under a Groove
1979 Uncle Jam Wants You
1981 The Electric Spanking of War Babies


Parliament
1970 Osmium
1974 Up For The Down Stroke
1975 Chocolate City
1975 Mothership Connection
1976 The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein
1977 Live P-Funk Earth Tour
1977 Funkentelechy vs. Placebo Theory
1978 Motor Booty Affair
1979 Gloryhallastoopid (Or Pin The Tail on the Funky)
1980 Trombipulation


Bootsy Collins
1976 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: Stretchin’ Out In Bootsy’s Rubber Band
1977 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: Ahh… The Name Is Bootsy, Baby!
1978 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: Bootsy? Player of the Year
1979 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: This Boot is made for Fonk-N
1980 Sweat Band: Sweat Band
1980 Bootsy: Ultra Wave
1982 William Bootsy Collins: The One Giveth, the Count Taketh Away


Various P-Funk members
1976 Fuzzy Haskins: A Whole Nother Thang
1977 Eddie Hazel: Game, Dames & Guitar Thangs
1977 Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns featuring Maceo Parker: A Blow For Me, A Toot For You
1978 Brides of Funkenstein: Funk or Walk
1978 Parlet: Pleasure Principle
1978 Bernie Worrell: All The Woo In The World
1979 Parlet: Invasion of the Booty Snatchers
1979 Brides of Funenstein: Never By Texas from a Cowboy
1979 Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns featuring Maceo Parker: Say Blow by Blow Backwards
1980 Parlet: Play Me or Trade Me
1980 Philippe Wynne: Wynne Jammin’
1981 Godmoma: Godmoma Here


George Clinton
1982 Computer Games
1983 P-Funk All-Stars: Urban Dancefloor Guerrillas
1983 You Shouldn’t-Nuf Bit Fish
1985 Some of my Best Jokes are Friends
1986 R&B Skeletons In The Closet

impossible. but as a general rule I prefer the parliament sound over funkadelic

I do not have every side project and solo members album, but for me bernie worrell would lead in this cateogry with almost all of his his albums. okay, and bootsy of course

actually I just bought this nice book a week ago, it shows how unbelievably large their catalog is

Funkadelc:
1. Standing On The Verge of Getting It On
2. Maggot Brain
3. Funkadelic
4. Free Your Mind… And Your Ass Will Follow
5. Lets Take It To The Stage
6. One Nation Under a Groove
7. The Electric Spanking of War Babies
8. America Eats Its Young
9. Cosmic Slop
10. Uncle Jam Wants You
11. Hardcore Jollies
12. Tales of Kidd Funkadelic
.
Parliament:
1. Funkentelechy vs. Placebo Theory
2. Mothership Connection
3. The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein
4. Up For The Down Stroke
5. Chocolate City
6. Motor Booty Affair
7. Osmium

8. Gloryhallastoopid (Or Pin The Tail on the Funky)
9. Live P-Funk Earth Tour
10. Trombipulation
.
Bootsy:

1. Stretchin' Out in Bootsy's Rubber Band
2. Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby!
3. Bootsy’s Rubber Band: Bootsy? Player of the Year
4. This Boot Is Made for Fonk-N

.

George:
1. Computer Games

2. You Shouldn’t-Nuf Bit Fish

3. Urban Dancefloor Guerrillas

4. R&B Skeletons In The Closet
5. Some of my Best Jokes are Friends

.

I won't rank the various section because I haven't heard enough from it but I dig All The Woo In The World and Game, Dames & Guitar Thangs.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I divided them up by sections. I put all the other artist together as various P-Funk members for extra fun.


Funkadelc
1969 Funkadelic
1970 Free Your Mind… And Your Ass Will Follow
1971 Maggot Brain
1972 America Eats Its Young
1973 Cosmic Slop
1974 Standing On The Verge of Getting It On
1975 Lets Take It To The Stage
1976 Tales of Kidd Funkadelic
1976 Hardcore Jollies
1978 One Nation Under a Groove
1979 Uncle Jam Wants You
1981 The Electric Spanking of War Babies


Parliament
1970 Osmium
1974 Up For The Down Stroke
1975 Chocolate City
1975 Mothership Connection
1976 The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein
1977 Live P-Funk Earth Tour
1977 Funkentelechy vs. Placebo Theory
1978 Motor Booty Affair
1979 Gloryhallastoopid (Or Pin The Tail on the Funky)
1980 Trombipulation


Bootsy Collins
1976 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: Stretchin’ Out In Bootsy’s Rubber Band
1977 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: Ahh… The Name Is Bootsy, Baby!
1978 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: Bootsy? Player of the Year
1979 Bootsy’s Rubber Band: This Boot is made for Fonk-N
1980 Sweat Band: Sweat Band
1980 Bootsy: Ultra Wave
1982 William Bootsy Collins: The One Giveth, the Count Taketh Away


Various P-Funk members
1976 Fuzzy Haskins: A Whole Nother Thang
1977 Eddie Hazel: Game, Dames & Guitar Thangs
1977 Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns featuring Maceo Parker: A Blow For Me, A Toot For You
1978 Brides of Funkenstein: Funk or Walk
1978 Parlet: Pleasure Principle
1978 Bernie Worrell: All The Woo In The World
1979 Parlet: Invasion of the Booty Snatchers
1979 Brides of Funenstein: Never By Texas from a Cowboy
1979 Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns featuring Maceo Parker: Say Blow by Blow Backwards
1980 Parlet: Play Me or Trade Me
1980 Philippe Wynne: Wynne Jammin’
1981 Godmoma: Godmoma Here


George Clinton
1982 Computer Games
1983 P-Funk All-Stars: Urban Dancefloor Guerrillas
1983 You Shouldn’t-Nuf Bit Fish
1985 Some of my Best Jokes are Friends
1986 R&B Skeletons In The Closet

I'll give it a shot but I'm only doing Top 3.

Funkadelic (and these change on any given day because I'm more of a Funkadelic fan than Parliament- but that's just these days and I could easily be more of a Parliament fan on tomorrow):

Cosmic Slop

Funkadelic

Standing On The Verge

Parliament:

Clones

Funkatentelechy

Mothership

Bootsy:

Ahhh....

Stretching Out

Player of the Year

The rest (only 2):

Hazel

Some Of My Best Jokes

Dancelot said:

actually I just bought this nice book a week ago, it shows how unbelievably large their catalog is

How's the book? Is it worth the dough?

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I divided them up by sections. I put all the other artist together as various P-Funk members for extra fun.


Funkadelc
1969 Funkadelic 8/10
1970 Free Your Mind… And Your Ass Will Follow 10/10
1971 Maggot Brain 9/10
1972 America Eats Its Young 7/10
1973 Cosmic Slop 8/10
1974 Standing On The Verge of Getting It On 7/10
1975 Lets Take It To The Stage 7/10
1976 Tales of Kidd Funkadelic 5/10
1976 Hardcore Jollies 5/10
1978 One Nation Under a Groove 7/10
1979 Uncle Jam Wants You 6/10
1981 The Electric Spanking of War Babies 6/10


Parliament
1970 Osmium 7/10
1974 Up For The Down Stroke 7/10
1975 Chocolate City 7/10
1975 Mothership Connection 8/10
1976 The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein 7/10
1977 Live P-Funk Earth Tour 10/10
1977 Funkentelechy vs. Placebo Theory 10/10
1978 Motor Booty Affair 8/10
1979 Gloryhallastoopid (Or Pin The Tail on the Funky) 8/10
1980 Trombipulation 5/10

[Edited 4/18/17 13:56pm]

Dont forget this classic.

Gets a 8/10 for Copy Cat and Hydrolic Pump alone

paisleypark4 said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

paisleypark4 said:

It's there under the George Clinton section.

snaps

CoolMF said:

Dancelot said:

actually I just bought this nice book a week ago, it shows how unbelievably large their catalog is

How's the book? Is it worth the dough?

it was reduced at our local record shop so i only paid 10 bucks

and I really love it! it has mainly pictures (covers, sleeves, labels etc.) and tracklisting to every P-funk record out there, amazing.

I take it it as a kick-off to discover things I haven't heard yet, I try to find the struff on spotify or youtube and dig depper there. I have tons of p-funk albums and CDs, but this book makes you realise there is still so much more music out there to discover

Y'all dig Funkadelic Live in Michigan? IMO, it's much better than the live Parliament album.

LoveOrConfusion said:

Y'all dig Funkadelic Live in Michigan? IMO, it's much better than the live Parliament album.

Yes, I dig it but not nearly as much as Parliament's "P-Funk Earth Tour"- too choppy and incoherent (you hear the band's miscues) but does have a few moments.

Dancelot said:

CoolMF said:

How's the book? Is it worth the dough?

it was reduced at our local record shop so i only paid 10 bucks

and I really love it! it has mainly pictures (covers, sleeves, labels etc.) and tracklisting to every P-funk record out there, amazing.

I take it it as a kick-off to discover things I haven't heard yet, I try to find the struff on spotify or youtube and dig depper there. I have tons of p-funk albums and CDs, but this book makes you realise there is still so much more music out there to discover

TEN BUX? oh man what a DEAL. Its 55.00 on the website

Gloryhallastoopid is such an interesting record. It's the 1st one I got, although I have a hard time ranking their albums. Plus there are so many I don't have it's almost pointless to rate them since I've only got like 1/10th of them I think.

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Side note though - First Ya Gotta Shake The Gate is really really cool. Needs more love.

26ten said:

Gloryhallastoopid is such an interesting record. It's the 1st one I got, although I have a hard time ranking their albums. Plus there are so many I don't have it's almost pointless to rate them since I've only got like 1/10th of them I think.

.

Side note though - First Ya Gotta Shake The Gate is really really cool. Needs more love.

No doubt it's cool. Was just using the classic P-Funk era records.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

mrwiggles said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

mrwiggles said:

In my opinion they didn't make great albums, instead they made great songs.

214 said:

In my opinion they didn't make great albums, instead they made great songs.

So, great songs on a particular album?

LittleBLUECorvette said:

214 said:

In my opinion they didn't make great albums, instead they made great songs.

So, great songs on a particular album?

Spread throughout their discography.

214 said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

So, great songs on a particular album?

Spread throughout their discography.

You think they're more of a singles artist? IMO, I think the opposite.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

214 said:

Spread throughout their discography.

You think they're more of a singles artist? IMO, I think the opposite.

Execpt for Margot Brain, One Nation and America their albums seem a little weak for me.

214 said:

214 said:

mrwiggles said:

214 said:

Execpt for Margot Brain, One Nation and America their albums seem a little weak for me.

Interesting opinion. I've heard the same thing from a few others. However I don't share it at all. P-Funk didn't just make these grand concept album statements, they made a whole series of concept albums that all fit into a storyline.

I need time to listen all their discography carefully, my statement has been made a little to fast to be honest.

Dancelot said:

actually I just bought this nice book a week ago, it shows how unbelievably large their catalog is

The Dutch twins who did this book are also did onbe on Sly Stone and are doing a similar one on Prince.