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frequently referencing Debussy and Ravel
then literally dozens of rabid
Expensive Shit) and drummer King Coffey (Butthole Surfers) and the band’s first release to feature vocals from Colby Brinkman (Taverner)
The pair began a three year run of successful albums
and film Thee Oh Sees performing live
Funkadelic - Cosmic Slop LP RSD18 frequently referencing Debussy and RavelWith each successive release, Funkadelic was streamlining it's sound, a process culminating in such early '70s classics as Cosmic Slop. The group's acid rock heavy early work had metamorphosed into straight up, party hearty funk, with lyrics that alternate between the serious (the title track) and the humorous 'No Compute'. It may not be as awe inspiring as their masterpiece, Maggot Brain, but, more than any other Funkadelic album, Cosmic Slop