I/180g Audiophile Black Vinyl

Description

If Zapp had not experienced the tragic episode of 1999, which saw two (Larry and Roger) of the four Troutman brothers lose their lives in a bloody dispute, we would only talk about the American group in a light-hearted way. Because from this first album recorded in Detroit and released in 1980, the watchword was resolutely funk, and in the most festive way possible. The nine introductory minutes of the excellent More Bounce To The Ounce ignite the fire and from then on, the groove never leaves a fun and relaxed formation, which uses and abuses bass slaps and frequently resorts to the talkbox to spice up its tracks. Bootsy Collins, a great accomplice of George Clinton, had a good instinct in deciding to produce this very popular group in the 80s, whose P-Funk was widely sampled later.
Gems: More Bounce To The Ounce, Be Alright, Brand New Player