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Parliament - Mothership Connection FLAC album

Parliament Casablanca Republic Records Ume Funk 2015

Performer: Parliament
Genre: Soul and Funk
Title: Mothership Connection
Country: US
Released: 2015
Style: P.Funk, Funk
Label: Casablanca, Republic Records, UMe
Catalog Number: B0022994-01
FLAC version ZIP size: 2346 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1458 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1285 mb
Rating: 4.6
Votes: 469

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Tracklist

1	Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker) Written-By – B. Collins, G. Clinton, J. Brailey	5:45
2	Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication Written-By – B. Worrell, B. Collins, G. Shider, G. Clinton	5:01
3	Handcuffs Written-By – G. Clinton, G. Goins, J. McLaughlin	4:01
4	P. Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up) Written-By – B. Worrell, B. Collins, G. Clinton	7:42
5	Unfunky UFO Written-By – B. Collins, G. Shider, G. Clinton	4:24
6	Mothership Connection (Star Child) Written-By – B. Worrell, B. Collins, G. Clinton	6:14
7	Night Of The Thumpasorus Peoples Written-By – B. Collins, G. Shider, G. Clinton	5:12

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NBLP 7022	Parliament	Mothership Connection ‎(LP, Album)	Casablanca	NBLP 7022	US	1975
PHCR-4184	Parliament	Mothership Connection ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Casablanca	PHCR-4184	Japan	1993
FL-2750	Parliament	Mothership Connection ‎(LP, Album, Unofficial)	First Record	FL-2750	Taiwan	1975
NBLP 7022	Parliament	Mothership Connection ‎(LP, Album)	Casablanca	NBLP 7022	Canada	1975
422-824 502-1 M-1, NBLP 7022	Parliament	Mothership Connection ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Casablanca, Casablanca	422-824 502-1 M-1, NBLP 7022	US	1986

Credits

Arranged By [Horns] – Bernie Worrell, Fred Wesley
Arranged By [Rhythm] – Bootsie Collins, George Clinton
Art Direction, Artwork [Design] – Gribbitt
Bass – Bootsie Collins, Cordell Mosson
Drums, Percussion – Bootsie Collins, Gary Cooper, Jerome Brailey, Tiki Fulwood
Engineer – Ralph (Oops) Jim Callow, Jim Vitti
Guitar – Bootsie Collins, Gary Shider, Glen Goins, Michael Hampton
Horns – Boom , Fred Wesley, Joe Farrell, Macco Parker, Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker
Keyboards, Synthesizer – Bernie Worrell
Mastered By – Allen Zentz
Photography By – David Alexander
Producer – George Clinton
Vocals – Bootsie Collins, Calvin Simon, Fuzzy Haskins, Gary Shider, George Clinton, Glen Goins, Grady Thomas, Ray Davis

Notes

Limited pressing with 3D (lenticular) cover.

Released under the "Respect The Classics" campaign by Universal Music Enterprises.

Barcodes

Barcode (Printed): 6 02547 27928 6
Barcode (Scanned): 0602547279286
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): B0022994-01A 23802.1...
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): B0022994-01B 23802.2...

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Republic Records
Copyright (c) – Republic Records
Licensed To – Universal Music Enterprises

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Prinna

I’ve seen a lot of complaints about this pressing, but I got a copy cheaply enough that it was worth it for the lenticular cover alone. Was pleasantly surprised to find the record itself was pristine. Not warped or scuffed at all, and it sounds amazing. DEEP bass, crisp horns, clear vocals. Ideally, you should probably pick this up at a shop where they’ll let you listen to it first... but there are definitely good copies of this pressing out there!

Welen

Another reissue that doesn't have the original 1975 Casablanca Bogart design label!

Small Black

I was only able to hear Side B of "The Mothership Connection", which had my antennas more in tune than years earlier when I came across a copy of "The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein". The intro of "Supergroovalistic..." transcends time and is instantly ear catching. "Handcuffs" holds the discs catchiest hook until the infamous "Give Up The Funk" starts up which provides no more than audio bliss, leading to the "Thumpasarous" outro which caps off a ride on The Mothership, showing a hip-hop purist like me that the funk can be enjoyed without a "G", just maybe only in small quantities.

Kearanny

Another pristine copy of this pressing found in London Ontario. Mine has zero warping or damage. Sounds awesome.
Sidenote: The 3D cover is removable, held on with two 'dabs' of stretchy glue that don't leave gunk on the regular non-3D album artwork when you remove the plastic 3D cover.

Simple

I appear to be fortunate, ordered a copy from the US and it’s just arrived, sounds good and looks good too. No issue with warping or scuffing.

showtime

I bought this record from two different retailers and both times the record has had scratches and horrible scuffing from sleeve wear right out of the packAge. It's a shame cuz the record itself sounds amazing horns are sharp and bass is deep, hopefully one day I will find a copy that doesn't oo like it was used as a hockey puck

Ballazan

Clean reissue!!!! The records looks, plays and sounds great! ????????????????

Darkshaper

If anyone is wondering if this sounds good, wonder no more. My copy is dead quiet, and the instrumentation is lush beyond belief. The bass in particular THUMPS (and I've only got a solid entry/mid-level set-up). No reason to chase down an OG copy in questionable condition for too much money when you can snag this and hear the album as good as ever. To the other review, more like a bad batch, not a bad pressing. Mine's as flat as a board.

Buzatus

Have ordered this version (3D cover) from three different online vendors. Every copy was warped and skipped, right out of the sleeve. Bad pressing.

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