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Born out of the late '80s/early '90s acid jazz movement, British funksters Jamiroquai carved out their own slice of feel-good, eminently danceable pop with a social conscience. Whether they were lamenting the state of the environment in 'When You Gonna Learn' or talking politics in 'Too Young To Die', Jay Kay's eco-warrior persona was always compelling. Fusing '70s disco, funk, R&B, and jazz with Aboriginal and Latin influences, Jamiroquai sounded unlike any other band in pop music. Thanks to their charismatic--if at times outspoken--frontman, the band enjoyed success across Europe, but failed to crack America. The closest they came was in 1996 with the cautionary 'Virtual Insanity' from Grammy-winning album TRAVELLING WITHOUT MOVING. But it was with their fourth album SYNKRONIZED that the band really hit their stride, producing the stomping UK #1 hit 'Deeper Underground' and disco gem 'Canned Heat'. Subsequent efforts have seen the band shift gear towards an edgier, more synthesized sound.

Special Features:
Making Of "Little L"
4 x 8 minutes Clips
Charlie Lightning Mini-Film

Features

Disc 1:

1. When You Gonna Learn
2. Too Young To Die
3. Blow Your Mind
4. Emergency on Planet Earth
5. If I Like it - I do it
6. Space Cowboy
7. Half The Man
8. Light Years
9. Stillness in Time
10. Virtual Insanity
11. Cosmic Girl
12. Alright
13. High Times
14. Deeper Underground
15. Canned Heat
16. Supersonic
17. King for a Day
18. Little L
19. You Give Me Something
20. Love Foolosophy
21. Corner of the Earth
22. Feels Just Like It Should
23. Seven Days in Sunny June
24. Don't Give Hate a Chance