PARLIAMENT
OSMIUM -GREEN/YELLOW VINYL-
Releasedatum: 05-03-2027
Herkomst: US
Item-nr: 4950462
EAN: 5014797914612
Levertijd: Verwacht op 05-03
Recensie
RSD Essentials #112 Green & Yellow Merge Vinyl
RSD Essentials #112 puts Osmium on a single LP pressed in a green and yellow merge. The product image supplied for this edition shows the disc marbled in both colors and carrying the original Invictus label artwork, with Side 1 listing the album's first five tracks.
Osmium was Parliament's debut album, issued by Invictus in September 1970, and the first record credited to the group that became Parliament-Funkadelic. George Clinton, Fuzzy Haskins, Calvin Simon, Grady Thomas and Ray Davis are the voices on it. Ruth Copeland and Clinton produced, Lawrence Horn engineered, and Bob Dennis cut the master. Invictus had been set up by the songwriting team of Holland-Dozier-Holland after they left Motown, and its roster also carried Freda Payne, Chairmen of the Board and Copeland herself.
Demon Records describes the album as a diverse set of gospel, soul, funk, rock and country arrangements, with accompaniment running from heavy electric guitar fuzz to acoustic passages and bagpipes, and notes that tracks from it have since been sampled by De La Soul, NWA and DJ Shadow. The label places the record as the genesis of the P-Funk that produced Maggot Brain, Mothership Connection and One Nation Under A Groove.
RSD Essentials #112 puts Osmium on a single LP pressed in a green and yellow merge. The product image supplied for this edition shows the disc marbled in both colors and carrying the original Invictus label artwork, with Side 1 listing the album's first five tracks.
Osmium was Parliament's debut album, issued by Invictus in September 1970, and the first record credited to the group that became Parliament-Funkadelic. George Clinton, Fuzzy Haskins, Calvin Simon, Grady Thomas and Ray Davis are the voices on it. Ruth Copeland and Clinton produced, Lawrence Horn engineered, and Bob Dennis cut the master. Invictus had been set up by the songwriting team of Holland-Dozier-Holland after they left Motown, and its roster also carried Freda Payne, Chairmen of the Board and Copeland herself.
Demon Records describes the album as a diverse set of gospel, soul, funk, rock and country arrangements, with accompaniment running from heavy electric guitar fuzz to acoustic passages and bagpipes, and notes that tracks from it have since been sampled by De La Soul, NWA and DJ Shadow. The label places the record as the genesis of the P-Funk that produced Maggot Brain, Mothership Connection and One Nation Under A Groove.
