
Date of issue: 17.05.1993
Record label: A Mercury Records release;
Song language: English
Prelude |
Funk upon a time |
In the days of the Funkapus |
The concept of specially-designed Afronauts |
Capable of funkatizing galaxies |
Was first laid on man-child |
But was later repossessed |
And placed among the secrets of the pyramids |
Until a more positive attitude |
Towards this most sacred phenomenon, |
Clone Funk, |
Could be acquired |
(we want the funk, give up the funk) |
There in these terrestrial projects |
It would wait, along with its coinhabitants of kings and pharoahs |
Like sleeping beauties with a kiss |
That would release them to multiply |
In the image of the chosen one: |
Dr Funkenstein. |
And funk is its own reward. |
May I frighten you? |
Name | Year |
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Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker) | 1994 |
Mothership Reconnection (Feat Parliament/Funkadelic) ft. Parliament, Funkadelic | 2006 |
Mothership Connection (Star Child) | 1994 |
P-Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up) | 1994 |
Up For The Down Stroke | 1994 |
Mothership reconnection ft. Parliament, Funkadelic | 2003 |
Unfunky Ufo ft. George Clinton, Parliament, Funkadelic | 2020 |
Handcuffs | 2002 |
Do That Stuff | 1994 |
Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication (The Bumps Bump) | 2002 |
Bop Gun (Endangered Species) | 1994 |
Dr. Funkenstein | 1994 |
Ride On | 1994 |
Testify | 1998 |
Funkentelechy | 1993 |
I Can Move You (If You Let Me) | 1974 |
Theme From The Black Hole | 1994 |
I've Been Watching You (Move Your Sexy Body) | 2020 |
P. Funk (Wants to Get Funked Up) | 2012 |
Children Of Production | 1976 |