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In this talk, Jeffery explores the P Funk philosophy and its unique absence of religious themes, reflecting on how this lack of dogma influenced his perception of the music. He contrasts Parliament with other bands of the era, noting that the absence of God and traditional love themes made P Funk’s philosophy more appealing to him. Jeffery expresses a desire to analyze the albums and share his interpretations, emphasizing the importance of self-creation in music today. Key Points: P Funk music lacks explicit religious themes, making its philosophy more relatable. Jeffery plans to analyze Parliament albums for their philosophical meanings. The absence of God in P Funk’s storytelling contributes to its appeal. Jeffery emphasizes a “do-it-yourself” approach to music creation. He reflects on the communal passion for P Funk and its impact on fans.
