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INTRODUCTION /
BPM /
BUCK IN FUDGY /
BURP /
CHIMPS /
CONTESTANTS READY /
GIRLFRENZY /
HEROZINE /
I THINK X /
JUST ONE LIFE COLLECTIVE /
MELTING VINYL /
MR POOHEAD /
NEARLY GOT SPRUNG /
POP YEAR ZERO /
RIGSBY /
ROOT DOWN /
SCHNEWS /
SLAB-O-CONCRETE /
SNIFFING BEHIND THE CISTERN /
STEPHEN'S LITTLE BOOK OF CHARITY SHOPPING /
SUBCULTURE /
TADPOLE /
URBAN VALUES /
VERTIGO /
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ROOT DOWNRoot Down is a subject specific zine dealing with one of life's most important matters: The Funk. A one man project thus far, Root Down caught Afrika Bambaata down local venue, The Concorde, for a lengthy interview, along with War (minus Eric Burdon) and New Kingdom. One of the highlights is the article on Afro-Funk, a great introduction to, among others, 'Africa's very own James Brown', the late Fela Kuti. Along with tips on finding those pre-'78 funky singles, this is aimed at both those in the know and funky newbies alike. This man truly is 'Giving Up Food For Funk'. 36
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