| Product Summary | | Label: Emd/capitol | | UPC: 00724383391127 | | Release Date: 10/29/1996 | | Buy.com Sku: 60135809 | | Item#: MQ9DYW | | Buy.com Sales Rank: 25079 | Format: CD |
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Compilation (P) (C) 1996 Capitol Records, Inc.. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws. (C) 1996 Capitol Records, Inc.
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Notes & Personnel Info |  | Personnel includes: George Clinton, Coolio, Shorty, Ice Cube, Q-Tip, Busta Rhymes, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Digital Underground, Vanessa Williams, Shistee (vocals); P-Funk. |  | Producers include: George Clinton, Louis White, Chris Park, Mike Clark. |  | Includes liner notes by Captain Draw, Pedro Bell and Zoctor Zeep. |  | Personnel: Coolio, Vanessa Williams , Shorty (vocals). |  | Liner Note Authors: Zoctor Zeep; Pedro Bell. |  | Unknown Contributor Role: Chris Park . |  | Arranger: Gregory Paul. |  | Greatest Funkin' Hits has something of a misleading title. It implies that all of George Clinton's biggest solo hits, in their original forms, are featured on this compilation. Instead, Greatest Funkin' Hits takes Clinton's best-known songs -- not just solo hits like "Atomic Dog" and "Do Fries Go With That Shake," but also Parliament/Funkadelic songs like "Flashlight," "Mothership Connection," "Knee Deep" and "Bop Gun" -- and presents them in remixed forms. Sometimes, the remixes are good -- Coolio's take on "Atomic Dog" is fun, and Ice Cube's appearance on "Bop Gun (One Nation)" is terrific -- but often, the remixes are perfunctory and uninspired, making the album a tedious listening experience. Most importantly, it should not be considered in any way as a greatest-hits album -- it's simply another in a long line of pointless Clinton-associated remix albums. ~ Leo Stanley |  | Greatest Funkin' Hits has something of a misleading title. It implies that all of George Clinton's biggest solo hits, in their original forms, are featured on this compilation. Instead, Greatest Funkin' Hits takes Clinton's best-known songs -- not just solo hits like "Atomic Dog" and "Do Fries Go With That Shake," but also Parliament/Funkadelic songs like "Flashlight," "Mothership Connection," "Knee Deep" and "Bop Gun" -- and presents them in remixed forms. Sometimes, the remixes are good -- Coolio's take on "Atomic Dog" is fun, and Ice Cube's appearance on "Bop Gun (One Nation)" is terrific -- but often, the remixes are perfunctory and uninspired, making the album a tedious listening experience. Most importantly, it should not be considered in any way as a greatest-hits album -- it's simply another in a long line of pointless Clinton-associated remix albums. ~ Leo Stanley |
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