Tracklist
| Intro - Lost Files Of Funk | 0:32 | X |
| Funk All Y'all | 6:37 | X |
| One Hump Or Two | 3:44 | X |
| Sandwiches | 3:03 | X |
| After School Special | 5:00 | X |
| Real Life | 1:08 | X |
| Ride | 3:12 | X |
| Plasticine Gene | 5:14 | X |
| Involvement Fluid | 6:32 | X |
| Offbeat Killer | 3:54 | X |
| Artificial Intelligence | 3:14 | X |
| Schizophrenic Investigator | 3:03 | X |
| The Suture The Future | 4:35 | X |
| Dr. Bootygrabber | 6:57 | X |
| Rain | 7:09 | X |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Funk All Y'all (CD, Album) | Zomba Records | 01241-44207-2 | Canada | 2001 | |
| Funk All Y'All (2xLP) | Intuit-Solar | ITU 016 | US | 2000 | |
| Funk All Y'all (CD) | Jive Electro | 9222102 | US | 2001 | |
| Funk All Y'all (CD, Album) | Jive Electro | 9222102 | Europe | 2001 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Funk All Y'All, 2xLP, ITU 016
This is a serious love note to detroit, or perhaps a love smack on its ass. Opening with a huge blast of Funkadelic glory, the album goes on to cover such diverse but related ground as ghettotech, techno and detroit electro with humor and warm, booming bass. I know everyone loves "Sandwiches", but this album is more than just the bread, it's the meat.
referencing Funk All Y'all, CD, 9222102
I love this album: It starts out with a fat P-funk track (Funk All Y'all), continues with ghettotech with hilarious lyrics about pimpin', ho-slapping & booty, next to some dirty electro (tracks 11-13 are one nasty electrotrip) and it rather surprisingly ends with a beautiful deep techno/house track (Rain).