Are there any funk albums that actually hold up?

Gap Band IV

All of them.
It's impossible to fuck up funk.

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>>74160254
>implying no funk albums hold up

>>74160254
This is what you think if this is the only funk album you've heard.

I know because it's the only funk album I've heard.

>>74160254

Sly & The Family Stone - There's a Riot Goin' On
Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul, Black Moses + Shaft
Stevie Wonder - Talking Book, Innervisions + Songs in the Key of Life
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis, Roots + Superfly

>>74160643
+1 for Black Moses

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>>74160254
jazz-funk ok?

>>74160534
But I think that's bc it's the best, it's instantly the first or most commonly recommended in funk rock. Like all mu/core and best in respective genres it's all good it just gets memed so hard people start hating it

>>74160254
Pretty much all funk holds up great, obviously there's exceptions but none come to mind immediately.

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>>74160685
>the cerebral musicality of jazz mixed with the visceral groove of funk