- The best song on here is the live version of 'Cosmic Slop'. Nowhere, I MEAN NOWHERE, will you find a deeper groove than on that killer tune. Without taking away from this, a compilation of the P Funk world should have Parliament, George Clinton, Bootsy and all the other related artists.
- Finding a quality Parliament best-of to start with is simple. In fact, the most difficult part is narrowing down your choices. Conversely, finding a quality Funkadelic best-of to start with is daunting. First of all, the group split its 11-year career between two labels, Westbound and Warner Bros., which makes assembling a career-spanning best-of a problem.
- The epic version of 'All Your Goodies Are Gone' is the Parlia funkadelic ment Thang at its best, with gospel-tinged vocals being swept up into nasty breakdowns, then back to the singing. Calvin truly stands out here, but the interplay between the vocalists is almost as remarkable as the interplay between the musicians.
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Mothership Connection (1975)
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The definitive Parliament-Funkadelic album, Mothership Connection is where George Clinton's revolving band lineups, differing musical approaches, and increasingly thematic album statements reached an ideal state, one that resulted in enormous commercial success as well as a timeless legacy that would be compounded by hip-hop postmodernists, most memorably Dr. Dre on his landmark album The Chronic (1992). The musical lineup assembled for Mothership Connection is peerless: in addition to keyboard wizard Bernie Worrell; Bootsy Collins, who plays not only bass but also drums and guitar; the guitar trio of Gary Shider, Michael Hampton, and Glen Goins; and the Brecker Brothers (Michael and Randy) on horns; there are former J.B.'s Fred Wesley and Maceo Parker (also on horns), who were the latest additions to the P-Funk stable. Besides the dazzling array of musicians, Mothership Connection boasts a trio of hands-down classics -- 'P-Funk (Wants to Get Funked Up),' 'Mothership Connection (Star Child),' 'Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker)' -- that are among the best to ever arise from the funk era, each sampled and interpolated time and time again by rap producers; in particular, Dr. Dre pays homage to the former two on The Chronic (on 'The Roach' and 'Let Me Ride,' respectively). The remaining four songs on Mothership Connection are all great also, if less canonical. Lastly, there's the overlapping outer-space theme, which ties the album together into a loose escapist narrative. There's no better starting point in the enormous P-Funk catalog than Mothership Connection, which, like its trio of classic songs, is undoubtedly among the best of the funk era.
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DR14 -0.70 dB -19.93 dB 7:38 01-P. Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up)
DR14 -1.66 dB -17.39 dB 6:10 02-Mothership Connection (Star Child)
DR13 -1.43 dB -16.89 dB 4:22 03-Unfunky UFO
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DR14 -1.47 dB -17.78 dB 4:02 05-Handcuffs
DR15 -1.47 dB -18.01 dB 5:45 06-Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker)
DR15 -1.40 dB -18.22 dB 5:11 07-Night Of The Thumpasorus Peoples
Number of tracks: 7
Official DR value: DR14
Samplerate: 96000 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 24
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