I dig it last year,they released it on a 2-LP vinyl.I gotta get that. | |
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SoulAlive said: What are your thoughts on Trombipulation? I love "Agony Of Defeet" (which recalls some of the finest P Funk jams,like "Flashlight" and "Knee Deep") and I think "Let's Play House" is a cool jam.Most of the other tracks are just 'OK'.Maybe I need to revisit this album again. Love the record but again it took some further headphone induced inspection. There is a lot more going on musically than initially meets the ear. From an arrangement standpoint it's one of the more consistent Parliament albums and a damn good quality offering. Real strings and show tune type horns and chyt. He took the group back to the future so to speak. They end the run right back where they had started all them years ago as The Parliaments. Everything on it is solid and Agony Of Defeet is actually the weakest track. Comes off to me as a toss off but the only thing here that could seriously get on the black radio. [Edited 5/30/17 4:28am] | |
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Wow,I think this song is the best track on the album it's wild and outrageous,recalling their finest singles....musically,the sound is similiar to "Knee Deep".The 12" version is excellent. | |
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Wow,I think this song is the best track on the album it's wild and outrageous,recalling their finest singles....musically,the sound is similiar to "Knee Deep".The 12" version is excellent. Exactly. It's nothing new or particularly musically inspiring about it. It does jam. And there are a few different mixes of it by the way. But it's like some retreaded funk. New Doo Review and Body Language are my "go to" tracks off that album. [Edited 6/1/17 18:38pm] | |
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OK,I think I'm ready to finally rank the albums I'll start with Funkadelic and Parliament first,then I'll do the Bootsy albums later.....
Funkadelic 1)Tales Of Kidd Funkadelic 2)Let's Take It To The Stage 3)Cosmic Slop 4)Funkadelic 5)Maggot Brain 6)Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On 7)America Eats Its Young 8)Free Your Mind.....And Your Ass Will Follow 9)Hardcore Jollies 10)One Nation Under A Groove 11)The Electric Spanking Of War Babies 12)Uncle Jam Wants You
Parliament 1) Funkentelechy vs.The Placebo Syndrome 2)Motor Booty Affair 3)The Clones Of Dr.Funkentein 4)Mothership Connection 5)Up For The Down Stroke 6)Chocolate City 7)Gloryhallastoopid (Or Pin The Tail On Then Funky) 8)Live P Funk Earth Tour 9)Osium 10)Trombipulation | |
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SoulAlive said: OK,I think I'm ready to finally rank the albums I'll start with Funkadelic and Parliament first,then I'll do the Bootsy albums later.....
Funkadelic 1)Tales Of Kidd Funkadelic 2)Let's Take It To The Stage 3)Cosmic Slop 4)Funkadelic 5)Maggot Brain 6)Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On 7)America Eats Its Young 8)Free Your Mind.....And Your Ass Will Follow 9)Hardcore Jollies 10)One Nation Under A Groove 11)The Electric Spanking Of War Babies 12)Uncle Jam Wants You
Parliament 1) Funkentelechy vs.The Placebo Syndrome 2)Motor Booty Affair 3)The Clones Of Dr.Funkentein 4)Mothership Connection 5)Up For The Down Stroke 6)Chocolate City 7)Gloryhallastoopid (Or Pin The Tail On Then Funky) 8)Live P Funk Earth Tour 9)Osium 10)Trombipulation A completely fascinating ranking that really turns things upside down. Funktastic! | |
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on my list,I have 'Uncle Jam Wants You' at the very bottom of the Funkadelic albums.How do you guys feel about this album? I love the classic jam "Knee Deep",of course,but I find the album to be a little too gimmicky and silly.I think it needed a few more really strong tracks,anyone agree? | |
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actually,I think Funkadelic's best albums are the ones they recorded for the Westbound label.Their three albums on Warner Bros. each have their moments,but aren't as strong as the Westbound albums. | |
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LittleBLUECorvette said: no P-Funk album is bad unless you count that Funkadelic album led by Fuzzy lol I'm not too fond of that album,but I admit,I dig a few tracks on it."You'll Like It Too" is a good song. | |
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no bad P-Funk album? Did you miss that whole mid-80s stuff, Jimmy G and the Tackheads (well, break my heart is not bad), Our Gang Funky and all that... hard to enjoy. And that whole "P-funk is really hiphop" thing they've got going now is not my thing either. Paisley Park is in your heart - Love Is Here! | |
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mediumdry said: no bad P-Funk album? Did you miss that whole mid-80s stuff, Jimmy G and the Tackheads (well, break my heart is not bad), Our Gang Funky and all that... hard to enjoy. And that whole "P-funk is really hiphop" thing they've got going now is not my thing either. The tackheads ain't P-Funk. Of course I mean their peak years. What people remember when you say P-Funk. I didn't include anything after thr mid-80s. PRINCE: Always and Forever
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I disagree.Several of their albums are true classics.......very creative concept albums that are really interesting. | |
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mediumdry said: no bad P-Funk album? Did you miss that whole mid-80s stuff, Jimmy G and the Tackheads (well, break my heart is not bad), Our Gang Funky and all that... hard to enjoy. And that whole "P-funk is really hiphop" thing they've got going now is not my thing either. Well understand Jimmy G & The Tackheads is a totally different band than Tackhead with Doug Winbish. I think that may be why only one album came out on them. Please revisit this album there are some good tracks on it. Clockwork, Family Funk, All or Nothing, Slingshot. Hard for me not to like this. Body Jacking was coming out as "The Tackheads" but something went down. GC went to Lige Curry with a few dollars and all of a sudden it was Incorporated Thang Band. The Funkadelic westbound is harder than the Warners stuff. He "crossed over" into mainstream R&B on his own terms though. There's still some guitar on them albums. Uncle Jam? Interesting little album. I like the idea of it. Holly Wants To Go and all that. Bootsy and Bernie are working out pretty hard on the title track though and Phillippe is outrageous here. | |
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I just got this 5-CD box set containing 5 classic Parliament albums: Mothership Connection,The Clones Of Dr.Funkenstein,Funkentelechy Vs.The Placebo Syndrome,Motor Booty Affair,and Gloryhallastoopid.I wanted a set that I can keep in car.I have other sets like this by other artists,so I wasn't expecting much in terms of bonus tracks and amazing sound.But lo and behold,I played The Clones Of Dr.Funkenstein on the way to work and the sound is INCREDIBLE!! The CDs in this set have been remastered,I'm sure of it.The music jumps out at you....the bass and horns throughout are really,really powerful....crisp and vibrant.Trust me when I say that this set is a must-have!! | |
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there are 6 more projects after these including the 2 he did on Paisley ParkNick Ashford was someone I greatly admired, had the honor of knowing, and was the real-life inspiration for Cowboy Curtis' hair. RIP Nick. - Pee Wee Herman | |
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getxxxx said:
there are 6 more projects after these including the 2 he did on Paisley ParkI stopped after the mid 80s. PRINCE: Always and Forever
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What do you guys think of this album? I have tried several times to listen to it,but I can never get through it I find myself skipping over much of it.There is waaaaayyyy too much autotune and hip-hop sounds on this album.It's a mess.There are several really cool songs,though.
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Free Your Mind Maggot Brain Standing On The Verge Let's Take It To The Stage Funkentelechy Osmium Radio Active Cosmic Slop Ah, The Name Is Bootsy The Clones Of Dr. Funkenstein Funkadelic You Shouldn't Have Bit Fish
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This is true. | |
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yeah,what I gotta do is,find the good tracks and burn my own CD I think I can compile a good 14-track single CD out of this album. | |
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"Ain't That Funkin Kinda Hard On You" and "Radio Friendly" are decent songs | |
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SoulAlive said: "Ain't That Funkin Kinda Hard On You" and "Radio Friendly" are decent songs A few jams here for sure. Can't Unring the Bell is a fave. Fucked Up is tight. Jolene rocks, Yesterdejavu always reminds of the band Cream. Roller Rink wears on me after a while. What Would I Do is good, Snot 'n Booger, The Wall. There's some jams here. Believe me, the Parliament material he's been teasing about putting out sounds like nothing on this record. | |
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djThunderfunk said:
He's been "leaking" plenty of the trax on his periscope account for years now. Whether it sees the light of day this Fall is anyone's quess. Truly "heart-stopping" music for sure. Got a track with Junie that is otherwordly. But like I said with GC theres just no telling if it will ever see the light of day lol. [Edited 6/11/17 22:47pm] | |
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Nice! I just hope it's not filled with alot of hip-hop like Shake The Gate was. | |
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SoulAlive said:
Nice! I just hope it's not filled with alot of hip-hop like Shake The Gate was. It's got some of that in it for sure. But the tracks are meaty and organic with real instruments and horns a plenty. | |
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