George Clinton - Computer Games (Vinyl) DJ Semtex didn’t look like anything else

didn’t look like anything else at the time

including Best Jazz Album

but are the band’s new preoccupations signs of maturity or symptoms of middle age decline

there’s a new energy that shows up in the listen when you pair it down to the impeccable musicianship and Leon’s tried and true “Midas Touch” production

not the obvious star of the show

George Clinton - Computer Games (Vinyl) DJ Semtex didn’t look like anything elseReleased in 1982, Computer Games was George Clintons first solo LP. Released after a period of legal wrangles, itput him back on the map, spawning two hit singles Loopzilla and Atomic Dog. Although Funkadelic and Parliament had disbanded, the album featured many of the P Funk crew, including Bootsy Collins, Eddie Hazel, Junie Morrison, Fred Wesley, Dennis Chambers, Garry Shider and Bernie Worrell. Computer Games was last reissued on vinyl in 2015. As