The Periodic Table Of Funk.
April 18, 2002 12:45 PM Subscribe
A bit old, but still an fun site. Thanks for reminding me to check in on it!
posted by Nauip at 2:44 PM on April 18, 2002
posted by Nauip at 2:44 PM on April 18, 2002
Weak, only because you can't have PTOF without George Clinton and Bootsie Collins!
posted by tj at 3:16 PM on April 18, 2002
posted by tj at 3:16 PM on April 18, 2002
Cool link, my fellow funkateer, only that 40 of Colt 45 shoulda been OE, the malt liquor of the gods.
posted by jonmc at 3:55 PM on April 18, 2002
posted by jonmc at 3:55 PM on April 18, 2002
I don't mean to complain about the best post today but the 'return to main menu' doesn't work on many of the pages.
posted by protocool at 4:05 PM on April 18, 2002
posted by protocool at 4:05 PM on April 18, 2002
That was about the whitest thing I've seen since watching Mark Madsen dancing. Princess Leia? Saturday morning cartoons? Please. Where's George 'Motherfunking' Clinton, Stevie Wonder, and Sly Stone? Now, this is funk.
posted by euphorb at 4:24 PM on April 18, 2002
posted by euphorb at 4:24 PM on April 18, 2002
how can a periodic table of funk be complete without George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, Maceo Parker, Sly Stone or Stevie Wonder?
(shout out to euphorb and tj for understanding what funk is. groove it on the one!)
posted by andrewraff at 6:23 PM on April 18, 2002
(shout out to euphorb and tj for understanding what funk is. groove it on the one!)
posted by andrewraff at 6:23 PM on April 18, 2002
Yup, the absence of all things Parliament removes all credibility.
Still, there was the immortal line: "Every actor should be judged strictly by the quality of his possessed hand scene. "
posted by i_am_joe's_spleen at 8:28 PM on April 18, 2002
Still, there was the immortal line: "Every actor should be judged strictly by the quality of his possessed hand scene. "
posted by i_am_joe's_spleen at 8:28 PM on April 18, 2002
Having watching Prince play for seven hours last week accompanied by, among others, George Clinton, Maceo Parker, Larry Graham, ?uestlove and some slightly unfunky people like Alicia Keys and Doug E. Fresh, I can say with certainty: This ain't funky enough.
posted by anildash at 9:10 PM on April 18, 2002
posted by anildash at 9:10 PM on April 18, 2002
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