
There's several bite-marks out of the side of this record sleeve. Probably becausE! SNOOP AND THE GANG LOOK delicious in one of the best photoshop pastiches I have ever seen. As for the recording, SNOOP! has never sound more enthused about giving funk. It seems like Snoop samples the acapella choral parts of Who Am I (What's My Name), which makes it WORSE! Also, there is a guy making funny noises and there are high-pitched alien voices on this recording. Bootsy Collins is also on this record, but I can't hear his glasses. This was on the soundtrack to the classic post-blax film Undercover Brotha (er? not sure) and it truly reflects the strong spirit of black independance and shiny suits. Everyone is shiny in the song.
I feel great, like I have the funk here with me, riding alongside my every move, Bootsy giving me his approval at every turn. I also enjoy the spirit and concept of the movie Underglowver Brotheeah. This record means howling and Bootsy closing the single with "For those who still have virgin ears...well, you've been funked for the very first time, baby!" HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
On the opposite side, we have Lil' J...he sounds cool. Lotta Lauren Hill vibe from this song. This song easily beats the proto-avant funk workout disaster that was side A. It's summertime of the Willenium and you're eating Twizzlers in the park. Let that paint a vivid picture for you as "I Need Luv" by Lil' J doesn't blast, but simply jams, as a soundtrack to those idle days of youth...outstanding. The last song is Earth, Wind & Fire's "Whatever Happened to the...funk band that no one cares
Rating: Bootsy Collins in Old School