Parliament, Funkadelic - Cosmic Slop '89 Album

Tracklist

1	Dr. Funkenstein	8:52
2	Let's Take It To The Stage	3:35
3	Flashlight	9:17
4	One Nation Under A Groove	7:35
5	Opening	0:49
6	Maggot Brain	12:44
7	Give Up The Funk	15:29
8	Mothership Connection	3:35
9	Cosmic Slop	11:36

Credits

• Bass – Rodney Curtis
• Drums – Dennis Chambers
• Guitar – Dewayne McKnight, Eddie Hazel, Michael Hampton
• Horn – Bennie Cowan, Greg Boyer, Greg Thomas
• Keyboards – Amp Fiddler, David Spradley
• Lead Vocals – Garry Shider, George Clinton
• Percussion – Lelan Zales
• Vocals – Lige Curry, Michael Payne, Robert "P-Nut" Johnson

Notes

Live At Ariake MZA, Tokyo 9/17/'89.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: MADE IN KOREA PF-01 T102-13259 02

Companies

• Recorded At – MZA Ariake

Short intro

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