If you have the MP3 version, delete it. If you have the CD, rip it to FLAC. If you find the FLAC download...
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Today, we’re diving into the 1994 release and why hunting down the FLAC version is the only way to truly experience this masterpiece. The 1994 Goldilocks Zone Why 1994? The Gap Band’s prime was 1979–1984. By 1994, the dust had settled, and the "Funk Essentials" series (on Mercury/PolyGram) did something smart: they focused on the dance floor . The 1994 Goldilocks Zone Why 1994
If you grew up in the 80s, your body physically cannot remain still when you hear the first few notes of “You Dropped a Bomb on Me.” If you were born later, you’ve definitely heard The Gap Band sampled by your favorite hip-hop producer.
But here’s the thing: not all compilations are created equal. And not all listening formats do justice to the of Charlie Wilson’s bass synth.
Unlike later "greatest hits" packages that throw in weak ballads or bad remixes, the 1994 edition is lean, mean, and certified .