Funkadelic - Maggot Brain - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

- Digitally remastered by Pete Reynolds- Housed in a deluxe 6-panel gatefold digi-sleeve containing all the original LP sleeve artwork- CD inserted in full-colour inner wallet- Lavishly illustrated 16-page booklet with full track credits & sleeve notes- Sleeve notes by John Masouri- Collectors limited edition Funkadelic obi-strip- All sealed in a 90-micron polypropylene protective sleeve walletInchThey played a HUGE role in creating the future of music.Inch PRINCETo celebrate six decades of George Clinton thrilling and delighting fans worldwide, Charly have relaunched their Funkadelic catalogue with lavishly packaged and newly mastered editions, including limited color vinyl LPs.Funkadelic's eleventh studio LP released in 1979, 'Uncle Jam Wants You' stated mandate was to Inchrescue dance music from the blahsInch. The album features a 15-minute version of what was to become the Funkadelic's last hit single '(Not Just) Knee Deep' which made no.1 in the US R&B chart. A reference to the InchUncle Sam Wants You!Inch US Army recruitment poster, the sleeve depicts George Clinton aka Dr Funkenstein in a Huey Newton Black Panthers pose.

The Texas drawl of Jim Rutledge and the band's crushing guitar and organ riffs combined to make Bloodrock a standout among the proto-metal groups to emerge as the '70s approached. Their 1969 debut is a certified hard-rock cult classic Double Cross; Timepiece; Wicked Truth; Fatback, and more!

Two CD set. Formed in 1969 by Daevid Allen, one of the founding members of Soft Machine, classic albums such as Camembert Electrique, Flying Teapot and You established Gong as one of the most unique, innovative and experimental rock groups of the Seventies. Before he sadly passed away in 2015, Daevid Allen laid out his hopes for a future Gong, that it should be an uplifting, exploratory and wholly positive force. Kavus Torabi, Fabio Golfetti, Ian East, Dave Sturt and Cheb Nettles were all chosen to continue his vision. Pulsing Signals, recorded live at The Wardrobe in Leeds, The Cluny in Newcastle and Rescue Rooms in Nottingham in 2019 during The Universe Also Collapses tour finds the group in spirited form, unbeknownst to them, it being their final tour before the global pandemic took charge. Owing to Gong being an international band, lockdown and restrictions on travel made it impossible to convene and work on new music. The band received many requests by fans to a live album and fortunately enough, the band had multi-track recordings of several shows from the 2019 tour. Bassist Dave Sturt went through all the master tapes and selected the best performances which became Pulsing Signals. The album was recorded by Pete Wibrew and mixed by Frank Byng, while mastering was handled by Andy Jackson. The stylish artwork was designed by Steve Mitchell, who has worked closely with the band since 2016's Rejoice I'm Dead.