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abridged funkadeuc glossary M . . - u.iiL.it. »n*. thn hoot nf PVP.rvtl rnwHiiiidi! A-1: quickie for ‘What’s happening?” B-2: “Let’s check each ;dii other out ..." BONDO CONDO: high priced apartment. Mil ■ ir. i COSMIC SLOP: survival ;TiamilLM» gig, big city hustle. Working for the mahn. E.T.: a personal problem .nniiKPJ' (as in ego tripping). FUNK-A-LOGICAL: something thats perfectly unwHiKii! imii* iTTiMinillll! clear before you understand it. Once you understand it - it makes no sense. FUNKASAURUS: veteran P-Funk fan, circa 1970 I FUNKAKAZI: oriental Funkateer. GEEPIE: a youngblood Funkateer age 1 to 10 ;iii: I G-3. a foxy lady with I skinny legs. I KRAZOID: a socially I unacceptable Funkateer. I LUNCHBOX: a portable iitr.i* I tape/radio player. ass Hr WSTTi in* I rlir. I I MAGGOT BRAIN: flashy. I Hendrixian guitar player. fQffrjntWr iMvn* illllf*lfl! I MUCKLE HEAD: a poobutt I personality; a fool. lIUKI* I OZEEP LAYER: heart. iKTaiiarmi l tail# ir. I PULL-A-TICS: an inside IB* ■ connection; ass-kiss I situation or bribe. P’: the best of everything (except that of Electric Spankic nature). SPLANK: funk formula for bustin’ loose! Anti-toxin for Electric Spanking. SPLANK DECADE: 1980-1990 A.D. THUMPASAURUS PEOPLE, foot stamping, hand clap Funkateers. U.F.O. (Universal Funk Object): for instance George Clinton. ,i< i ULTRA WAVE laid-back, sleazy-serious Funk. Splank to-the-9th-power. ZERO-LOID. professional Sir Nose or Dozo. ZEE-BARGE: a car or van with a custom paint job. ZONE OF ZERO FUNKATIVITY: the space and place wherever Funk is a virtual zero.

OudklJOM ki*JcfiAAj— You can tell a lot about a musician by the company he keeps ... like David Bowie, Robert Fripp, Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, Brian Eno and Frank Zappa ... -ftoyvJt jvKjOw o ADRIAN BELEW You can tell a lot about a musician by the company he keeps ... like David Bowie, Robert Fripp, Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, Brian Eno and Frank Zappa ... ADRIAN BELEW his solo album ‘LONE RHINO’ OUT NOW ON RECORD & TAPE \ *4* ISIANO ■w I SI AND ■S?J *** k-*s " V. • . % x %u v " «i,T $ mSMmm % ton tMi m* r., : > •r «f tpci a* rtwini m r-y> m I i t m H »• ? mM tm m ?■ n 114 ■ . ■ «s sf * iSaSnP* M mm. m pm M mM mm ■A/-: wm . i: «»-A.. m

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Rip It Up, Issue 62, 1 September 1982, Page 2

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