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The last in a decade-long run of Top 50 R&B albums, The Electric Spanking Of War Babies was the Funkadelic's twelfth studio LP and featured several players new to the Funkadelic line-up, notably Sly Stone.
With its allusions to the Vietnam War and US imperialism, to paraphrase critic Robert Christgau, Clinton reached, "Into the disgusting depths of his drug-addled mind," for a project that was destined to court controversy from the start, not least for its uncompromising sleeve art which Warner Bros. demanded be changed.
Originally conceived as a double album, many tracks saw release on Clinton's later P-Funk projects.
Described by Christgau as, "The solidest, weirdest chunk of P-Funk since one nation gathered under a groove," and arguably better for having been edited down to a single album, The Electric Spanking... spawned two hit singles.
1.Electric Spanking Of War Babies
2.Electro-Cuties
3.Funk Gets Stronger
4.Brettino's Bounce
5.Funk Gets Stronger (part 1) (Killer Millimetre Longer Version)
6.She Loves You
7.Shockwaves
8.Oh, I
9.Icka Prick.