Tear The Roof Off: The Untold Story Of Parliament Funkadelic (MOD) (DVD Movie)

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Award-winning documentarian Bobby J. Brown exposes countless dark secrets of the Hall of Fame band Parliament Funkadelic. Members open up about the unorthodox methods in which they were paid, heavily exploited, and the creativity behind this unique genre of music. The Iconic band is known for providing one of the most flamboyant, over-thetop live concert experiences in music, which at times made the stage show pale in comparison. Experience the "Mothership" land live on stage, and groove with the songs "Flashlight", "Chocolate City", "Tear the Roof Off", "Make my Funk the P-Funk", "The Mothership Connection" and "Atomic Dog." The group's rise to the top began in Plainfield, New Jersey in the mid 1960's as the Parliaments, The younger musicians of this dynamic band formed the group Funkadelic. Both groups Parliament and Funkadelic, were the first musicians making music for two different record labels. The name "Parliament- Funkadelic" became the catchall term for the multiple bands. This is the untold story of the rise and fall of the greatest funk band ever.


Movie Details

Format
DVD
Encoding
Region 1 (US & Canada)
Rating
TV-PG
Release Date
2019
Runtime
57 minutes
Aspect Ratio
Widescreen
Genre
Documentary
Label
Vision Films
Starring
Billy Nelson; Cordell Mosson; Gary Shider; Grady Thomas; Clarence Haskins; Debbie Wright

Manufactured on Demand

This film was released by studios as part of their MOD (Manufactured-On-Demand) line of releases. This is not a bootleg. In order to make the release of films with low sales demand possible, major studios like Universal, Sony, Warner, Paramount, Hallmark and 20th Century Fox have contracted with a distributor to provide manufactured-on-demand releases to consumers.

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