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Posted: April 06 2012 at 13:12
i don't particurlarly find the tone Bootsy use to be my favourite ether, not my style, but anyone who have played with James Brown deservs some , cause that must be tough to work with one of the meanest dudes in the buisness, and afterwards plays with the genios that is George Clinton
listening to Parlament now, it sort of reminds me of Magma , or am i wrong, i have only listening sparsly on both but it reminds me of the more spacy, wierd, jazzy, funky music of Gong, Magma, Mahavishnu,,,, it almost sounds prog IMO
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Posted: April 06 2012 at 13:25
colorofmoney91 wrote:
I really like that the first post in Colin's blog wasn't something obvious. My first post would've been Weidorje and everyone would've been like DUHH.
I agree, it would've made the topic a bit more accessible and obvious, I think. I probably would've used something like Weidorje as an example and made a post about Led Bib right after.
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Posted: April 06 2012 at 14:10
aginor wrote:
listening to Funkadelic now, it sort of reminds me of Magma , or am i wrong, i have only listening sparsly on both but it reminds me of the more spacy, wierd, jazzy, funky music of Gong, Magma, Mahavishnu,,,, it almost sounds prog IMO
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