This 1993 compilation collects Zapp's greatest hits, offering a strong overview of their influential funk and electro-R&B sound. It serves as a definitive introduction to the pioneering talk box-driven music of Roger Troutman and company.
- The album was released on October 26, 1993, by Rhino Records, a label known for its reissues and compilations of classic music.
- It features many of Zapp's most popular songs, including "More Bounce to the Ounce," "Dance Floor," and "Computer Love."
- The compilation highlights the band's signature use of the talk box, a vocal effect device that became synonymous with Roger Troutman's distinctive style.
Zapp were a funk band from Dayton, Ohio, fronted by Roger Troutman, known for their pioneering use of the talk box. By 1993, the band had dissolved and this compilation was released on Rhino Records, highlighting their earlier work.
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