Album Info
| Artist: | Funkadelic |
| Album: | Let's Take It To The Stage |
| Gatefold: | Yes |
| Released: | UK, 2004 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Good To Your Earhole | |
| A2 | Better By The Pound | |
| A3 | Be Ny Beach | |
| A4 | No Head, No Backstage Pass | |
| A5 | Let's Take It To The Stage | |
| A6 | Gett Off Your Ass And Jam | |
| B1 | Baby I Owe You Something Good | |
| B2 | Stuffs Amd Things | |
| B3 | The Song Is Familiar | |
| B4 | Atmosphere |
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Details
Original Release Year: |
1975 |
Genre(s): |
Funk, Soul |
Format: |
Vinyl Record LP |
Description
"Funkadelic's 'Let's Take It to the Stage,' released in 1975, is a pivotal album in the band's discography, showcasing their unique blend of funk, rock, and psychedelia. This album, characterized by its raw energy and experimental approach, captures the essence of Funkadelic's sound and their ability to push musical boundaries. Led by George Clinton, 'Let's Take It to the Stage' is both a celebration of funk music and a showcase of the band's influential style, which would go on to shape the future of funk and hip-hop.
The album opens with 'Good to Your Earhole,' a track that immediately sets the tone with its heavy groove and psychedelic guitar riffs. The song's blend of hard rock and funk elements exemplifies Funkadelic's signature sound and their skill in fusing different genres.
'Let's Take It to the Stage,' the title track, is a funk anthem with a catchy chorus and an infectious rhythm. The track's playful lyrics and vibrant energy make it a standout, capturing the band's spirit of fun and their prowess as performers.
'Get Off Your Ass and Jam' is a raw, unfiltered expression of funk, driven by a gritty guitar riff and a straightforward, compelling groove. The song's simplicity and directness exemplify the essence of funk music and its ability to inspire movement and celebration.
'I Owe You Something Good,' featuring a smoother, more soulful sound, showcases the band's versatility and Clinton's talent as a songwriter. The track's melodic bassline and harmonious vocals provide a contrast to the album's heavier elements.
'Atmosphere,' the closing track, is a psychedelic journey that combines spacey sound effects with a laid-back groove. The song's experimental nature and atmospheric qualities highlight Funkadelic's ability to explore and expand the boundaries of funk music.
The production on 'Let's Take It to the Stage' is characterized by its rawness and spontaneity, capturing the band's live energy and their unorthodox approach to music-making. The album's sound is a perfect representation of Funkadelic's style, with its emphasis on heavy grooves, psychedelic guitar work, and Clinton's distinctive vocals.
Throughout 'Let's Take It to the Stage,' Funkadelic explores themes of freedom, funk, and social commentary, often with a sense of humor and irreverence. The album's combination of musical innovation, impactful lyrics, and a spirit of rebelliousness make it a significant work in the history of funk music.
In conclusion, 'Let's Take It to the Stage' is a quintessential Funkadelic album, showcasing the band's groundbreaking approach to funk and their influence on the genre. The album's blend of funk, rock, and psychedelia, along with its energetic performances and creative vision, solidifies Funkadelic's status as pioneers and innovators in the world of funk music."
