FUNKADELIC The Electric Spanking Of War Babies (The final Funkadelic studio album of the Warner Bros. era, The Electric Spanking of War Babies from 1981 is an audacious, politically charged slab of post-P-Funk brilliance - lacedwith anti-imperialist commentary, wild sonic textures, and standout contributions from the ever-evolving Parliament/Funkadelic collective, including the legendary Sly Stone. Originally conceived as a double album, this potent single LPrelease emerged as a tighter, more focused listen, and spawned two hit R&B singles: the title track and "Shockwaves." Noted by critic Robert Christgau as "the solidest, weirdest chunk of P-Funk since One Nation...," the album's surreal and subversive Pedro Bell artwork was famously censored by Warner Bros. upon release - but is now fully restored in this deluxe reissue. This exclusive limited edition reissue from Charly is pressed on Fluorescent Green Vinyl, and comes housed in a gatefold facsimile sleeve featuring fully restored original artwork, lyric inner sleeve, illustrated booklet with in-depth notes by John Masouri and a 1970s-style obi strip. Recommended)