A true "Complete Discography" shouldn't just stop at the studio albums. To truly have the Extra Quality experience, your collection should include:

After a long hiatus, Jamiroquai returned with a sci-fi, electro-funk odyssey. The heavy use of vocoders and vintage synths on the title track "Automaton" sounds spectacular in a high-bitrate format, allowing every layer of the complex production to breathe. What to Look for in a Complete Collection

"Feels Just Like It Should," "Seven Days in Sunny June," "Runaway" (released on the subsequent Greatest Hits).

The Cult Classic Often cited by hardcore fans as their greatest work. It is darker, more introspective, and less commercial than its successor.

Intricate, fluid basslines performed by Stuart Zender, jazzy keyboard chords, and slower, atmospheric funk grooves.

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Deep, fluid basslines and expansive, psychedelic keyboard Rhodes chords. Travelling Without Moving (1996)

Now, press play on "Alright," turn the volume to 11, and dance like nobody’s watching. You’ve earned it.

Heavy synthesizer utilization, crisp electronic drum programming, and robotic vocal effects mixed with traditional acoustic guitars.

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This is the blockbuster album that launched Jamiroquai into global superstardom. It achieved a Guinness World Record as the best-selling funk album in history. The record seamlessly integrated driving disco beats with their established acid jazz roots. "Virtual Insanity," "Cosmic Girl," "Alright"