"Loneliness," the concluding track, made a failed attempt at grandeur by adding a symphony orchestra. E Pluribus Funk LP LP Grand Funk Railroad Format: Vinyl 287 ratings 3999 See all 11 formats and editions Streaming Unlimited MP3 9.49 Listen with our Free App Audio CD 12.99 8 Used from 6.99 7 New from 12.34 1 Collectible from 49.11 Vinyl 39.99 3 Used from 29.98 3 Collectible from 49.99 of 6.94 4. Known for their crowd-pleasing arena rock style, the band was well-regarded by audiences despite a relative lack of critical acclaim. Farner added guitar and organ parts that emphasized the simplicity and repetitiveness of the musical patterns. Grand Funk Railroad, sometimes shortened as Grand Funk, is an American hard rock band popular during the 1970s, which toured extensively and played to packed arenas worldwide. Lead singer Mark Farner wailed in his limited tenor, joined in unison by drummer Don Brewer, and the rhythm section played in plodding lockstep.
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The album, made by a band by now popular enough to sell out Shea Stadium (depicted on the back of the album, its cover designed to look like a silver coin), consisted of a series of simple rock tunes with lyrics devoted to the joys of music itself ("Footstompin' Music"), social concerns generically expressed ("People, Let's Stop the War," "Save the Land"), and claims of romantic betrayal ("Upsetter," "No Lies"). Grand Funk Railroad took longer than usual to make their fifth album, Survival, in early 1971, but when they came to make their sixth, E Pluribus Funk, that September, they spent less than a week at the effort. But on November 15, 1971, that phrase was adapted into the language of one of America’s biggest rock bands, as Grand Funk Railroad released their fifth studio album, E Pluribus Funk.
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