- Limited edition 180-gram Fluorescent Green vinyl LP

- Newly mastered by Pete Reynolds

- Lacquers cut by Barry Grint at AIR STUDIOS

- Lavish facsimile gatefold sleeve faithfully recreates all of Pedro Bell's original artwork

- Card inner sleeve recreates the original LP inner with full story, track details & credits

- 4-page colour insert features sleeve notes by noted author and music journalist John Masouri

- Collectors limited edition Funkadelic/Air Studios obi-strip

- All sealed in a protective PVC sleeve wallet

"They played a HUGE role in creating the future of music." PRINCE

To celebrate six decades of George Clinton thrilling and delighting fans worldwide, Charly have relaunched their Funkadelic catalogue with lavishly packaged and newly mastered editions, including limited color vinyl LPs.

Funkadelic's twelfth studio LP 'The Electric Spanking Of War Babies' released in 1981 was described by Robert Christgau as "the solidest, weirdest chunk of P-Funk since one nation gathered under a groove" and featured several players new to the Funkadelic line-up, notably Sly Stone. It was a project destined to court controversy from the start, for it's originally censored sleeve and for being edited down to a double LP. Arguably, it is better for being a single album and still spawned two hit singles, the title track and 'Shockwaves'.