If you want to unplug from the maelstrom and crank up the happiest jam you can find, it’s okay. Try this one. If it doesn’t work, then there’s always Sam Cooke at the Harlem Club. If that doesn’t work…well, you’re fucked.
Musings on the Most Ridiculous Band I Can't Stop Listening To
Tag: p-funk (Page 1 of 4)
The only reason P-Funk is not included with Zeppelin and the Stones and whoever in the Important Rock Canon©™® is because they were black. Periodt.
I said everything I needed to say in the title.
Statehood for DC.
There’s a real easy way to get people to stop hitting you back.
P-Funk was a better rockyroll band than Led Zeppelin. I said it and I stand by it.
Before the legendary Live Earth Tour, P-Funk warmed up in Denver at a 238-seat club named Ebbets Field, which means there were roughly the same number of patrons as there were musicians. Read all about it.
I said it. I stand by it.
Prorogue my balls, you tea-suckers.
A listing of all the shows at Winterland from ’66 to the wrecking ball. I think I posted it already, but I ain’t afeared of no Content Nazis.
An article on the history of men’s shirt collars. Far more interesting than you’d think, and of course it came about because of the Boardwalk Empire bingewatch. You need to see the men’s shirt collars on this program. They verge on gorgets. Gorgets!
Three Wikipedia pages: The P-Funk mythos; a surrealist play I’ve not read but liked the title of; and the Drake Equation, which I tried and failed to rewrite last week because my grasp on math is shitty even when I’m allowed to make up the numbers.
A real long article on The Charlatans. They were friends with the Dead and liked playing cowboy. Seriously: they walked around all day with vests and canes like they were Bat Masterson.
Turns out Cargo Cults, and the legend of John Frum, may be yet another Colonialist lie. Or at least a misunderstanding.
All of that was open in your browser?
Yes.
And yet you whine about never getting any work done?
Also yes.
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