Trouble Funk - Droppin' Bombs: The Definitive Trouble Funk

Artist: Trouble Funk

Album: Droppin' Bombs: The Definitive Trouble Funk

Release: 1998
Label: Harmless

Tracklist:

1. Don't Touch That Stereo

2. So Early In The Morning

3. Freaky Situation

4. Pump Me Up

5. Drop The Bomb

6. Lets Get Small

7. Don't Try To Use Me

8. Say What

9. E Flat Boogie

10. Trouble Funk Express

11. Hey Fellas

12. Still Smokin'

13. Good To Go

14. Supergrit

15. I'm Chillin [Club Remix]

Hailing from the almighty District of Columbia (the home of go-go) is Trouble Funk. Along with Chuck Brown, they are the most influential act of the genre. Their sound is much funkier than what go-go is now (mainly because go-go is now always mixed with hip-hop). On top of just being flat out great, they often allowed hardcore bands, such as the legendary Minor Threat, to open for them. Thats more cred then any one of us could ever dream of.

Get into it. DMV stand up!

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-Trey

Edit: For all you uncultured swine, Go-Go is an offshoot of funk that originated in and is basically only big in D.C. It is very percussion heavy and utilizes repetition. It's awesome. Also, the song "Trouble Funk Express" is a cover of Kraftwerk's "Trans-Europe Express".