Artist description Funkenstone is a mathematical genious from Stanford University with an I.Q. in the top 1% of the world. He invented perpteual motion but the idea was guarded by the government & kept top secret. While Funkenstone was poisened by the government, his father & eldest brother were killed and another brother was poisoned. Oldest sister was kidnapped held hostage and poisoned also. Mother was injected with nerve deteriorating chemical. & all tthat was left of the Dr. after his fate of poisioning was his ability to make beats.

Music Style Funky, Crazy, Hip-Hop Rhymer

Musical Influences Life & Death

Similar Artists Ill Bill, JZone, Cypress Hill, Ice Cube, Big Foot, Magic Mike

Artist History Funkenstone was 1 of 4 kids who all had musical genius inherited from their father. (Papa Big-Band). Artistic genius (Marky Man) inspired the need for quality. KQbus the oldest brother sacraficed his life so that Funkenstone could live forever. Sister KGNice hods the key to the Funkenstone Soul. After aquiring his PHD in perpetual motion in 1989 from Stanford Univeristy. Funkenstone Invented the drug transcendate. A cure all chemical compound synthesized from Sound Waves.

Group Members Dr. Funkenstone, Bigfoot

Instruments Harp, Dead Man's Skull, Piano Legs, Broomstick, Horse Shoes.

Albums The Tragedy of Funkenstone

Press Reviews Funkenstone's technique converts musical vibrations into actual matter. The matter was found to be fit for human and animal consumption. Here on the album The Tragedy of Funkenstone: you will find some of the several hundred thousand source grooves that Dr. Funkenstone masterfully put together. For this is all that is left from the "Tragedy of Funkenstone".

Additional Info Bombs blowup but beauty blows brilliantly

Location Stanford University, CA - USA

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