#funk punk

[funkpunkandpunkfunk]

Joe Strummer of The Clash

[timmytostada]

Nomeansno - It's Catching Up

[guerrilla-operator]

BIG BOYS

[coolaccidents]

The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of...

When the FUNK

Met PUNK

The mind boggles at what the crowd would have been like, but would be a good reason to time travel.

[the-moon-rides-a-longboard]

did some research and turns out the genres of punk i fall into are

- egg punk

- funk punk

- queercore

- skate-thrash

[amazinglyweirdmusic]

Rob Write 

[dronegod]

Red Hot Chili Peppers

[funkpunkandpunkfunk]

Big Audio Dynamite

[timmytostada]

Minutemen Paranoid Times

[doyourememberrocknrollradio]

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Higher Ground  (Stevie Wonder Cover)

[guerrilla-operator]

BIG BOYS

[beatasticband]

[groovyhatefuck]

RHCP ~ Subway To Venus

[funkpunkandpunkfunk]

The Slits and Don Letts

[darthemed]

Machines Of Loving Grace - Machines Of Loving Grace [1991, Mammoth Records]

As the story goes, Machines Of Loving Grace's first album happened because they sent a copy of their demo tape in to Mammoth Records, who got excited and put the tape out as a full album (details are unclear on how much additional production went into it between the two steps).  As such, there's some rough edges here that don't show up on their two other albums; the post-'60s paranoia drippings are more explicit, there's a couple of 'throw-away' tracks (though they add a fair helping of character), and the drums sound a little thin.

Apart from that, it's a very strong album, showing off Machines Of Loving Grace's unique blend of electronics, rock, funk, electro, beat poetry, and industrial (a very early-'90s blend, but one that they make seem organic) and their double-plus allusions and entendres.  Thick tangles of genre-blurring experimentation mesh with solidly-grounded funky bass-lines and percussion for something that deserves more listeners.

[wtfvalis-blog]

Big Boys- We Got Soul