Back in the '70s, while Motown aimed for polish and crossover appeal, George Clinton's Funkadelic dazzled with improvisational, raw, druggy psych-rock, helping to expand the possibilities of Black music. Among all the Funkadelic albums that followed, this one stands out for its visceral grooves, its pursuit of existential noise, and its sheer psychedelic density. Restoration specialists Catherine Vericolli and Dave Gardner handled the restoration, remastering and cutting from the original master tapes, so the effects and raw immediacy come through perfectly. It's a colored pressing, but the sound is thoroughly satisfying. Don't miss this chance to grab an all-time classic. (Original Japanese text by AYAM)