Sync. Listen: Funkadelic - Maggot Brain, 1/7 @ 12pm

[fange]

RIP Bernie Worrell. That majestic organ sound was so important to the P-Funk sound.

[Nancy]

Funny how a good riff can translate to several different styles of music. I could easily hear Leslie West turn the main riff in this into a Mountain barnburner. This is my kind of funk.

I just realized, this riff and the riff to "Never In My Life" are not dissimilar. Mr. Clinton may be owed royalties from several people.

Damn! Wicked guitar solo.

[kath]

gweeeetar so rich phasin in and out

[fange]

And now Eddie takes it outta the church and into space!

[fange]

"You and Your Folks, Me and My Folks"!

[kath]

here we go with some backroom piano that somehow floats the new orleans in meeeee

[fange]

Yes! The funky groove and that piano in the back is just rockin, brothers and sisters.

[Nancy]

Another great track. Checking Amazon for the latest remaster.

[fange]

That line about the 'roaches and rats' is so affecting, creates such a strong mental image.

[fange]

Another great track. Checking Amazon for the latest remaster.

[fange]

'Super Stupid'

[Nancy]

WOW! This is one bad mothertrucker of an album. Even the tracks that aren't guitar-heavy are still HEAVY, man.

Mr. Hazel plays a mean guitar.

[kath]

Another great track. Checking Amazon for the latest remaster.

while yer doin that, listen to what's jamming now. mwhahaha.

(for public record, reap just went "hot damnnn" hee heee)

this just fucquin cranks, and i love those freaky organ moments. tell me this aint a killer jam

[Nancy]

Love those psycho-carnival keyboards just then.

[fange]

Eddie Hazel rapping and then playing his fingers off.

[kath]

'Super Stupid'

i could make an autobiography out of this... if only i could spell.

(bouncebouncebounce all across the couch)

[fange]

Totally different musical world, but one of the greatest things about Deep Purple Mark II was that intersecting musicality between Lord and Blackmore. Hazel and Worrell had it in spades too - 2 gorgeous sounds that go together so well.

[fange]

'Back In Our Minds'!

[kath]

Totally different musical world, but one of the greatest things about Deep Purple Mark II was that intersecting musicality between Lord and Blackmore. Hazel and Worrell had it in spades too - 2 gorgeous sounds that go together so well.

fair point, kickassedly made.

[Nancy]

Like, trippy percussive effects.