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  • "The Godfather is now a movie"

  • This will forever be my favorite song and i just discovered this today !

  • George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic were always way ahead of their time!!!! And all the other R&B,Solo acts and Funk bands knew it back then and now!

  • What a freaky band !!! I can't find this today...time is passing but funk ever!!!

  • Free your mind...

  • Thanks for posting this video! I'm addicted! Best video ever! Best music ever! Best group ever! Now THAT'S real music!

  • If they tried this in NY today..they would definitely be detained by Homeland Security.

  • Music!!!!!!

  • These dudes was wilin haha.. can you imagine how high they really were?

  • FUNK U

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  • When funk was funky!!!!

  • Cosmic Slop Live 1973 - Funkadelics

  • Look at the billboard for The Godfather.

  • Hells Yeah! One of the best Funkadelic tracks there is!!! Never heard this version before wit the extra background chorus

  • Retripulous!

  • Hehe, thats the same underpass in central park that Paul Kersey shot some no good thugs.

  • it looks like a bad trip

  • BLACK HIPPIES ON DRUGS

  • pure genius

  • you gotta have gigantic balls to go out in public dressed as a shaman with a nappy and wrestling boots on

  • da sh*t!

  • the lone white guy is Michael Cera

  • @nainqx so what

  • 1:52  Front a that diaper thong is LOADED and swingin every way but loose. Whole damn thing is beautiful. Just beautiful AND ORIGINAL.

  • @spontina sorry mate... but you see it flop the most during 0:14 - 0:19

  • hysterical, fun video

  • Mama, you're 100% correct. That IS Eddie in the tights and codpiece! I guess I've never really seen his face before with his hair pulled back. Actually, I've never been able to get a good look at his face at all under his afro (which was the size of mine back in my 1970s teen years). Good call, my friend! Ironically the scene from Time Square shows a bunch of The Funk Mob holding guitars (and a bass)--- except Eddie!!

  • Mama, that skinny older dude in green tights and red cod piece is definitely not young Eddie. Eddie had a big Afro and was much better looking. Check out the scene of mister green pants hopping over the park benches. I don't think Eddie was there at all. But we do see two dudes playing guitar (one white).

  • @lestoil OK, I now think the guy with the white face paint is George. I thought he was too skinny & the beard wasn't thick enough, but on further review, a couple of shots do look like him (like 0:58). Explains why he's front & center, too.

    But I still think Eddie is in the tights. i think he DOES have a fro, but it's slicked down & held with the headband. It's defnitely longer than it looks. I think the face gives him away. He might look old to you because of the way he's wearing his hair

  • The fact that I don't have a clue who the dude in white face is and that I dont see George in here at all confirms that it IS George in white face. And that is a similar (fucked up) hairstyle he had then. I just never knew George could move his neck like that!!!

  • didn't take millions of dollars to make and its killing todays video

  • I see where Ol' Dirty Bastard from Wu-Tang (RIP) got some of his mannerisms from-. Check out George at 3:16.

    George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic influenced music in more ways than even THEY could imagine!

  • @soln4suhreborn Is George even in this? The wolf is the only one he could be, but I don't think that's him by the way he moves.

    You might be looking at Fuzzy Haskins (dude in the white body tights doing the sharp head bobs and shakes)

  • @mamacornettesmoney I'm sure George is the one at the end with the white paint on his face acting like Papa Shango (damn,can't even watch a music vid without a wrestling reference LOL!) I see Fuzzy. I think the wolf is Bernie Worrell because he's messing with a little keyboard looking thing and Worell is the only keyboardist besides George.

  • @mamacornettesmoneyI know Fuzzy is in the white tights, but I think the wolf is Bernie Worrell because he's playing with a little keyboard thing in the video. The man with the white voodoo paint on his face doing those head bobs like Papa Shango must be George.

    (Damn,can't even comment on a music vid without a wrestling reference LOL!)

  • @soln4suhreborn Bernie is wearing blue jeans, no shirt and a red/purple pimp hat.

    I'm pretty sure the voodoo man is not George, though I can't recall his name.

  • @mamacornettesmoney Okay,Bernie is in jeans and pimp hat.....wait,there's all kinds of people posting comments on whose who in the vid. See,that has always been the problem with Funkadelic! Band personnel changes on damn near every album,and those damned costumes-you never know whose who. One thing's for sure though,the lone caucasian guy in the vid is Ron Bykowski....OR IS HE? lol

  • @soln4suhreborn OK, I changed my mind. I think the white faced voodoo guy is indeed George.

  • what an opening. horror

  • Damn! The only person I recognize here is Fuzzy Haskin in the white open-chest tights! Is Bernie Worrel in this--or Eddie?? I don't even see George! And other's the witch doctor dude with the white painted face that keeps getting in the camera??

  • @qwisp Bernie is the dude wearing blue jeans and a red pimp hat. Sometimes he's wearing a jacket, sometimes not, and at times he's carrying a melodica.

    Eddie is wearing green tights with a red cod piece, a jacket with tails and a head band.

    I don't think George is there unless he has the wolf mask on, and I don't think that's him, but I don't know who it is.

  • @mamacornettesmoney George was the guy with the white face

  • @chelcie3 You sure? Just doesn't look like him. Was that one of his regular cotsumes in the early days?

  • Lulz, the white guy.

  • Who ever posted this is fucking BEAUTIFUL thanx!

  • This when Black People were BRILLIANT!!!

  • Love it!!!! Oh soo funky! And man look at time square back then cool : )

  • So soulfull, man.. This is dirty black love and soul..

  • It dont get no funkier than this.Parliment/Funkadelic were way ahead of their time.

  • Just stunned with funk

  • Anyone know the name of the white guy on guitar.

    I can't recall his name...

  • @NiandraLades92 Ron Bykowski

  • Cosmic Slop as it should be!

  • ke payasada mas chimba eeeee!!!

  • Nasty!!! and nasty is good.

  • whew! at least, I am the 1,111 LIKE and not the E-leventh DISLIKE! hahahaha!

  • the fender made in USA

  • Like that funky guitar guy..like to funky wit him

  • I believe they ate all the acid ha FREEDOM!!!

  • I miss some people like them in my crazy city!

  • damn, look at that huge sack going places in the white undies at 0:16 !

  • amen

    

  • the godfather building poster @2:37 wins extra points!

  • This what I call artistic freeeeedom!!!

  • "You are an idiot...peace." -> this should be a bumper-sticker and t-shirt

  • crazy reefer addicts

  • Fried ice cream is a reality

  •  VITA ! LIFE ! low budget high creativity !

  • 3:00 there's an advertisement for the Godfather.

  • 1st CATS THAT ESCAPED THE BLACK HOLE:)

  • one word CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Awsome!!! A piece of history that should be preserved. What ever became of Ron Brykowski after his stint with the P-FUNK MOB? I think he left before Mike Hampton came on board around '74 or '75.

  • Thumbs up for the lone white guy :D

  • @funkeystyley Ha, in the album he was jokingly labeled "token white devil", their words not mine, hahahaa! You know he had to be funky!

    Thumps up for the Funky Big Bad Wolf! ;P

  • @funkeystyley Yep. That's Ron Bykowski. He played guitar for P-Funk from about 1973 to 1976.

  • @funkeystyley that white dude couldnt look more awkward

  • White guy's name is Ron Bykowski. That's what Bernie Worrell said about him in Wax Poetics: "Our Polish cohort out of Detroit. He and Eddie Hazel did a version of "Cosmic Slop" together. Ron was master of feedback, could hold it for days".

    Peace and love from Poland for all P.Funksters!

  • @zeekidd Didn't Ron Bykowski also do session work with The 8th Day over at Invictus Records too?

  • @funkeystyley lol and the man diapers!

  • @funkeystyley-Token white devil Ron Bykowski.

  • very good lyrics btw

  • theyre all scary....eeewwww

  • what you see here is a valuable piece of history an important event in Western civilzation

  • Awesome video. lame that so many can't appreciate it for what it is...very cool...so I say to the Dumb Ass that said "get off your high horse"...get off of yours ...you are an idiot... peace

  • Been a loyal fan since I first listened to them in high school. I am very interested as to who the white fellow is. I have heard stories of a mysterious caucasian guitar Player who was heavily robed and whose hands were painted back in order to disguise his color. Would he be this fellow?

  • @BanJobe1 ron bykowski.....his credits with p-funk are many.......

  • gimmie some of that they were smoking!!!

  • 9 people require a fatal beating.

  • I miss You New York.

  • i have a very stupid question because i just started listening to these guys. whats the difference btwn FUNKADELIC and PARLIAMENT FUNKADELIC? im curious can someone please give me the answer

  • @TheMasterOfReality55 Their original name was Funkadelic in the early 70's; it changed to Parliament Funkadelic later in the decade. They may have changed personnel, but George Clinton is the one. They still tour. They're comin to my town soon.

  • @dirtyDianna30 Thanks dude 

  • @TheMasterOfReality55

    The group "Parliaments" existed before "Funkadelic".The Parliaments was a Doo Wop group headed by George Clinton.The "Funkadelics" were a Funk based group.At some point he merged the groups together.

  • is that my daddy?

  • @boomslangish ... the guy leading the pack in the beginning of this vid looks like he could be Kimbo Slice's Daddy.

  • ol' skool!!!~ just how pops and them used to do it!

  • i don't know what these brothers are on, but i got to get me of this shit!

  • i need some of whateva they smokin

  • I didn't know Nick Drake was bandmember!

  • That guy isn't white, he just light skin *wink* . Great band, great music, great legend.

  • Man, acid sure is cool.

  • This jam is beyond excellent: DEE-VINE! I wish it were 100 years long and I owned the rights!

    SWHEEEEET!

  • LMAO @ the random White guy in Funkadelic...seems so out of place!!!

  • @MyJunior1975 That's Ron Bykowski. One of their guitar players.

  • @DezoWilliams I'm more familiar with other P-Funk guitarists, such as Michael Hampton and Eddie Hazel. That's probably why I felt Ron was so out of place.

  • fuck yes! my favorite funkadelic jam!

  • did village people originate from this band lol

  • 7 people didn't want to dance the Cosmic Slop :(

  • that was the sh_t, im gonna pick up my guitar and join them, in my next life time, hahahaha

  • What Did I just see,I'm seriously confused

  • everyone who likes this, we should get a band together and recreate this song and video. Who's with me!

  • Niggas would talk and call his mother Jezabelle.

    Thats not nice.

  • It's also not nice for the neighbors to talk and call her Jezebel.

  • @kirtzbros i changed it as a child and stuck with my version

  • @DoomCity202 Works for me!

  • I don't need LSD to get stoned! I have this instead! :D

  • 7 people don't have the funk.

  • 1:51 xDDDDD

  • man if all music/ music videos were like this, the world would be a much better place

  • "OOOoooh ah OOooooh ! "

  • this is what the royal wedding after party looked like.

  • parece filme do glauber rocha

  • LMAO! LOVE THE KUNG FU KICKS! THESE WERE SOME BAD ASS MUTHAS!

    THE VERSION ON THE LP "HARDCORE JOLLIES" IS FIRE!

  • @TheTones10 You are fuckin' nuts

  • LOVE LOVE LOVE THAT VIDEO! THE FUNK MOB! WOULD YOU LIKE TO DANCE WITH ME? WE'LL DO THE COSMIC SLOP!

  • I was isnt born that year but im pretty sure i would have been stuck on stupid like WTF??.....this was a sick video. good shit

  • White guy can't dance and dude ripped the ass outta his long johns. Good song tho. 

  • They escaped from a tunnel!

    Too bad so many people are still in one.

    Thanks for posting the COSMIC SLOP!

  • Say it all the time ''love[appreciate] these artist while their here in your lifetime.It something special or rather, meaningful to be on the same planet at the same time that George Clinton is on. He's just a man but ''this'' is a gift.

  • At last! The lost footage of their infamous Carnegie Hall concert.

  • The Times Square I grew up with. Thanks for the memories.

  • you would not be able to do this in times square now, you'd get arrested big time

  • this is scary and fun at the same time. i love it

  • What you see in this video, unselfconscious joy of freedom of creativity and expression, those days are gone!!!!!!!!

    Today every striving musician is in the pay of big business, even just by having a page on Facebook or YouTube you are serving the corporate machine by increasing traffic and boosting their ad revenues!!! Show me one musician who speaks only on behalf of the people and is actually trying to change the world!!! They do not exist any more, they've all been bought up by the machine.

  • @gianni737 how are you supposed to change the world, broke, and unheard. The world is a mix of good and bad, and if you want to take part, you don't get to pick and choose, you take advantage of opportunity wherever you find it. The machine is us, and you can't change it from the outside.

  • @gianni737 funkadelic have a page on facebook, and what good is music if you cant even listen to it because its too hard to get your hands on

  • 2goo@gianni737 That's an extremely cynical point of view man. There are (at the last count 20 Billion) musicians who don't give a fuck for corporate games. Get yourself down to your local club and enjoy tunes. Success does not mean sales, it's about expression. "Today every striving musician is in the pay of big business"- bullshit. It's only idiots like you who refuse to look beyond the corporate world that think that way. I strive for excellence- get off your lazy ass and try create something.

  • @kieranification Not about corporate or independent or lazy or work ethic. Creativity itself has disappeared into a black hole of angst & only makes mediocre derivative comebacks. It's not the drugs it's other aspects of the Zeitgeist both inner & outer. I've heard a ton of independents & none can touch a Funkadelic, a Boston (1st album recorded in Tom Scholz's self-built studio & despite that it's the greatest sounding hard-rock record ever) a Steely Dan, a Clash or any # of great 70s acts.

  • @gianni737 People have been carefully NLP'd & socially engineered out of creativity on purpose. Everybody notices films & vids have many more cuts & attention spans have gotten shorter & shorter but it's much deeper & widespread than that. Neuro-Linguistic Programming, it's subtle but it works over time when its used incessantly & a whole society thinks they made the free choice to arrive nowhere. .Listen to some audios by Michael Tsarion, Alan Watt or Dennis Fetcho. They lay it down for you.

  • @metamorphosis67 Bingo

  • @gianni737 does john frusciante count, bcause he is a fucking legend, he is a half breed of man and god and his influencew are deep rooted i gearge clinton and frank zappa who are all epic motherr fuckers of the highest order

  • @gianni737 and what exactly are you doing to change that? Don't start placing this in modern perspective, it's not at all relevant. If you want public attention you simply need to contribute to said machine, and exactly how without public attention would you want to "change the world?" Stop wasting your own and others' time with irrelevant ideals. It's not the 60's anymore.

    PS

    Would you like to dance with me and do the cosmic slop?

  • @gianni737

    I sympathasize with your sentments, but I think that you're idealizing "the good old days." The music business has always been just that -- a business. Certainly the music of the '60s and '70s was, on average, much better than the garbage of today. That doesn't mean it was free and clear of corporate influence.

    The only way to destroy the influence of corporate profiteering in our culture is to destroy the economic system based upon corporate profiteering. Down with capitalism!

  • @gianni737 Your rhetoric is old and tired. There's just as much good stuff now as back then, and there was just as much crap then as there is now.

  • @gianni737 Funkadelic were signed to Warner Bros get of your high horse. The internet is exactly what is making so many bands able to travel around the world and live off of their music even though they are only playing to a 100 people per night. Sure the owners of Facebook, twitter, myspace, last.fm, youtube etc. are making tons of money, but the internet has made it so much easier for us to discover new music, which in turn is making it a lot easier for upcoming bands who don't play radiomusic

  • @gianni737 I challenge you to see things in the opposite way: perhaps pragmatic musicians are taking advantage of the corporate machine's Facebook and YouTube services as opportunities for free publicity. The world is big. And as for changing it, why not begin with the self? The rest is preaching at worst or teaching at best.

  • @gianni737 I understand the points you've made. Also consider that social media outlets are also helping to propel independence from the record company's and movie studios, so that more of the revenue generated from cd's, downloads, and film goes in the pocket of the artist. Technology has help bring the record companies to their knees! Youtube for example has helped striving artist to get noticed and signed to deals.

  • RIP GARY SHIDER AKA DIAPER MAN....You sang the hell out of this song.

  • the drugs..... oh the drugs..

  • these guys are from another world!!!!

  • THEY BOUT TO GO VIRALBOUT TIMEBOOOOOOMMMM

  • This is a vision of how life should be!

  • OMG THIS IS SO FUNKA DELHIC!!!! AHHH FEEL THE FUNK BABY!!!

  • Help me, please. I love this video, and the music.  But how could it be made in 1973. I thought Funkadelic was a style, but you say is name of group? Need more info about artists and video.

  • @lisa8220 Funkadelic was the band fronted by George Clinton before Parliament--some of their earlier albums are more Hendrix-style rock'n'roll than funk. The re-formed as Parliament later, then later still released some material as Parliament-Funkadelic. All under the creative genius of George Clinton. Hope that helps.

  • @Ekkthroi Thank you. I will go follow George Clinton. I love this video so much, that I know I am in for pure joy, and all the attendant tragedy, if he is still alive. I am Vintage myself. So thank you.

  • @lisa8220 NP--he's still around and tours occasionally with Parliament/Funkadelic. The shows are fantastic, really positive and silly and groovy and so much fun--he has amazing energy and great musicians. Best way to start is just get a Parliament's Greatest Hits......

  • @Ekkthroi -In fact it doesn't help at all-your just wrong-Parliament was way earlier than funkadelic- A doo wap group of vocalists led by Clinton all the way back in the fifties in New Jersey--the band- funkadelic was added a lot later--they endlessly played with and changed the name as they saw fit after that- Parliament- Funkadelic, Parla-funkadelic Thang, the Funkadelics, P- funk, etc.-I don't think the word Funk had even been coined when the Parliaments started out--

  • @ambroulard Whatever negative Nelly: she's not going to go to a record store and find Parliament doo-wop--I'm advising her on what to pick up to hear more music, nerd.

  • @Ekkthroi - no in fact what you were doing was displaying your ignorance by rewriting history- you might learn from that but choose not to.  your problem.

  • @ambroulard I don't give a crap if they did barbershop at glee club--She's asking about what to listen to as she hasn't heard the band before--the albums that have parliament releases on them are later than funkadelic--I didn't say Funkadelic is their first incarnation EVER. Music geeks like you are why shows are lame now.

  • Who is the lone white guy?

  • This is an amazing track- but it's not live. Studio version, and a music video.

  • Great vocals....who's singing lead, Clinton??? I don't know much about these guys....

  • @stingray1964 Yeah- George Clinton.

  • @stingray1964 It's Gary Shider, not George Clinton

  • @thegyzmkid Dudes got a great voice...sounds as good as Kendricks or Ruffin.

  • Oh man this is pure pure gold.

  • Pure Wool.

  • Proof positive why you don't give brothers LSD.

  • @MrBiloxiSean Well we all know they got it from the white guy..lol

  • @MrBiloxiSean i think it was oranmge sunshine!

  • @MrBiloxiSean I think it was orange sunshine!!!!!!!

  • This is the best band ever captured in their prime. Lord........

  • Hardlining straight to the FUNKVEIN! DrFunkenstein the CoolGhoul with da funk transplant!@@@@@@