Funky community for the planet’s first virtual museum dedicated to the celebration and preservation of 1970's Black Culture and THE FUNK!
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Welcome to the land of FUNK!
"Funk not only moves...it can remove!"
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All The Funky Stuff Happens In The Basement!!!
Welcome To The UnCut Funk Basement Lounge, The Funky Community for The Museum Of UnCut Funk.
If you have not visited The Museum Of UnCut Funk, viewed The Museum Of UnCut Funk Collection, seen our Exhibitions, had the opportunity to Get Your Blaxploitation On or read our Blogs, Can't Get Enough...Of That Funky Stuff Blog, Kool Cats Hip Chicks Blog, Funkalicious Blog please check us out. You can also access our blogs on the right side of this page.
If you have already toured the first floor of the Museum, or just want to hang out, welcome to the second floor, the funky basement lounge where the party never ends! Make yourself at home. Listen to some music, watch some videos, check out the photos, add your favorite music, videos and photos and make some friends.
Free free to express your funky self! Cause all the funky stuff happens in the basement!
You can also find me on Facebook, MySpace, You Tube, and Flickr.
Sista ToFunky
Curator
The Museum Of UnCut Funk
Michael Jackson. The King Of Pop. Rest In Peace.
The Museum Of UnCut Funk has created special tribute pages for The Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson, which feature videos and pictures from both phases of the career of The King Of Pop.
The Jackson 5 Tribute Page and The Jackson 5 Tribute Page 2 feature work by Michael and his brothers. The Michael Jackson Tribute Page and Michael Jackson Tribute Page 2 feature work from Michael Jackson's solo career. There are also special forums and blog so that you can comment on what Michael Jackson means to you. You can also start your own forum and add comments to the wall on the tribute pages.
Please join us as we reflect upon and celebrate the life and talent of Michael Jackson.
Videos
Photos
Forum
What Are Your Favorite Blaxploitation Movies? 3 Replies
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk. Last reply by Roderick Keith Bryant Dec 28, 2010.
The Architects Of Funk... 1 Reply
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk. Last reply by KrisMarx Dec 18, 2009.
Funky Time Capsule 1 Reply
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk. Last reply by KrisMarx Dec 18, 2009.
Neo Soul 1 Reply
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk. Last reply by KrisMarx Dec 18, 2009.
Who Are Your Favorite 1970's Divas? (Music / TV / Film) 2 Replies
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk. Last reply by Kendrick Brunson Jr Dec 8, 2009.
1970's Black Musical Genius 2 Replies
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk. Last reply by firecracker Sep 6, 2009.
R.I.P. NAOMI SIMS 3 Replies
Started by Nyerere. Last reply by Nyerere Aug 30, 2009.
What Do You Collect? 4 Replies
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk. Last reply by Tim Kinley Aug 30, 2009.
What Are Your Favorite Jackson 5 Albums / Songs?
Started by The Jackson 5 Tribute Page Jun 29, 2009.
Thoughts About The Passing Of A Legend, Michael Jackson...
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk Jun 26, 2009.
The 1970's Was The Best Decade For Black Music...EVER!!!
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk May 4, 2009.
Who Are Your Favorite 1970's Leading Men (Music / TV / Film)?
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk May 4, 2009.
Who Are Your Favorite Black Comic Book Characters?
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk May 2, 2009.
What Is Your Favorite Black TV Show? (Past or Present)
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk May 2, 2009.
Who Are Your Favorite Black Animated Characters (TV or Film)?
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk May 2, 2009.
What Are Your Favorite Blaxploitation / Black Movie Posters?
Started by The Museum Of UnCut Funk May 2, 2009.
Events
Blog Posts
Intruder in the Dust
INTRUDER IN THE DUST AND OTHER MATTERS
My mom was a big Faulkner fan... she could seamlessly discuss the inter-relations of all of his Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi novels with the ease of a post grad lit professor. I've had most of her Faulkner collection since she passed in 1994, and have finally begun tackling them w Intruder in the Dust.
Faulkner's stream of consciousness style works like a mother for interior monologue, but as his sentences can run for a page or… Continue
My mom was a big Faulkner fan... she could seamlessly discuss the inter-relations of all of his Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi novels with the ease of a post grad lit professor. I've had most of her Faulkner collection since she passed in 1994, and have finally begun tackling them w Intruder in the Dust.
Faulkner's stream of consciousness style works like a mother for interior monologue, but as his sentences can run for a page or… Continue
Posted by Paul Wexler on July 9, 2009 at 10:46am
Shadow and Act - Covering Cinema Of The African Diaspora
As reported on the Shadow And Act website, in their FYI section:
The Museum Of Uncut Funk website has audio clips of several radio ad spots that were created in the 1970’s to advertise Blaxploitation flicks. It’s great stuff to listen to, so check them out – via www.museumofuncutfunk.com.
Write Up by: Tambay June 23,… Continue
Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on July 1, 2009 at 8:30pm
Real Deal Comics
Lawrence Hubbard, aka Rawdog, is the artist behind the mysterious Real Deal Magazine, a six-issue masterpiece of comics that began in 1989. One of the rare, contemporary, Black created and published comics, Real Deal depicts L.A. underworld life with visceral, bone-dry humor and gross out violence rendered in Hubbard’s uniquely gnarly line.
The Museum Of UnCut Funk is pleased to announce the acquisition of issues 1,3,4,5 and 6. Issue… Continue
Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on June 29, 2009 at 2:27pm — 1 Comment
Richard Grass Green
Richard "Grass" Green (May 7 1939 - August 5, 2002) was a cartoonist most notable being the first Black participant in both the 1960’s fan art movement and the 1970’s underground comix movement.
Please visit The Museum of UnCut Funk - www.museumofuncutfunk.com - and read our Can't Get Enough of That Funky Stuff Blog on Richard Green.…
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Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on June 29, 2009 at 2:21pm
USS Colt 45
Spoof Comics presents SoulTrek, a combination of Soul Train and Star Trek. Say What??? Okay, maybe not the best comic, but what a brilliant idea for Spoof comic book fans. Please visit The Museum of UnCut Funk - www.museumofuncutfunk.com - and read our Can't Get Enough of That Funky Stuff Blog for more of Spoof Comics.…
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Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on June 29, 2009 at 2:17pm
Black Comic Books
Just got finished visiting The Museum of UnCut Funk, a site dedicated to the celebration and preservation of the Funk. We here at the Black Superhero Blog have always had a soft spot for the Funk and this site doesn't dissapoint. With its series of Funky blogs, exhibits, and online community they seem to have it all covered. There is even have a section about Black Comic Books. It's a pretty ambitious project all in all. Check them out.…
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Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on June 29, 2009 at 2:00pm — 1 Comment
Thoughts On The Passing Of The Musical Genius Of My Generation...
I am a huge Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson Fan. I always have been and always will be. So right now, needless to say, I am stunned. I have been sitting on the couch fighting back the tears for hours, totally unable to process the fact that one of the few entertainers that I truly LOVE is gone. It is especially hard for me to accept this loss, today of all days, on my birthday...
I was a J5 fan from the very beginning. I… Continue
Posted by Loreen Williamson on June 26, 2009 at 1:00am
Spotlight On Our Funky Members...
At The Museum Of UnCut Funk we are building the best funky community on the web, so it follows that we are also attracting the best and funkiest members on the web!
Here are a few amongst us that you should get to know and keep your eyes on...
Curtis Waller
c-dub
Funkalicious Blog
Curtis writes our Funkalicious blog and is our resident music and… Continue
Here are a few amongst us that you should get to know and keep your eyes on...
Curtis Waller
c-dub
Funkalicious Blog
Curtis writes our Funkalicious blog and is our resident music and… Continue
Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on June 16, 2009 at 1:00am
Hello to all of The Museum Of UnCut Funk Funkateers!!!
Well it's on and poppin' now!
In case you missed the banners on the website or the gigantic flyer posted at the top of this page, we are going to see George Clinton and the P-Funk mob and we are offering two lucky members a chance to join us! Check out the flyer for all of the details.
Also check out c-dubs interview with George Clinton. c-dub = Curtis Waller, our resident music and culture expert and blogger. You can also… Continue
Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on June 15, 2009 at 11:23pm
The Museum of UnCut Funk is officially the shiznit people!
The Museum of UnCut Funk is officially the shiznit people! they CONSISTANTLY educate me on the untold history of black comics. Their feature on Black Music and Comics not only covered books i knew about (KRS ONE's Break the Chain), but they dropped dime on books about Public Enemy, Ice-T and 2 Live Crew that i never even HEARD of... and that's just the hip hop stuff! but the Museum always goes deep to break you off the knowledge, and sports a… Continue
Posted by The Museum Of UnCut Funk on June 15, 2009 at 11:00pm
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