VINYL FORMAT. Funkadelic's self-titled 1970 debut is one of the group's best early- to mid-'70s albums. Not only is it laden with great songs -- I'll Bet You and I Got a Thing... are obvious highlights -- but it retains perhaps a greater sense of classic '60s soul and {R&B} than any successive George Clinton-affiliated album. Recording for the Detroit-based Westbound label, at the time Funkadelic were in the same boat as {psychedelic soul} groups such as the Temptations, who had just recorded their landmar...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. It starts with a crackle of feedback shooting from speaker to speaker and a voice intoning, Mother Earth is pregnant for the third time, for y'all have knocked her up and talking about rising above it all or drown in my own sh*t. This could only have been utterly bizarre back in 1971 and it's no less so decades later; though the Mothership was well on its way already, Maggot Brain really helped it take off. The instrumental title track is the key reason to listen, specifically for Eddie Hazel...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. "Expanding back out to a more all-over-the-place lineup - about 15 or so people this time out - Funkadelic got a bit more back on track with Standing on the Verge... starting as it does with a hilarious double soliloquy (with the first voice sounding like the happier brother of Sir Nose d'Voidoffunk) and coming across with a fierce new take, it's a good omen for Standing on the Verge as a whole. Eddie Hazel's guitar work in particular is just plain bad-ass; after his absence from Cosmic Slop,...   [ read more ]

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