High Times: Singles 1992-2006 by Jamiroquai

Pros: Best collection of Jamiroquai's singles between 1992 and 2006.

Cons: Intros to songs takes some getting used to since they are so unusual.

The Bottom Line: If you were attracted by Jamiroquai's 30 second sound-bites on TV, you owe it to yourself to hear the songs complete.

Review: Now that Jamiroquai's Jay Kay has sold over 20 million albums, he is finally getting the recognition he deserves. This lesser-known bearded, skinny singer wearing the funny hat from Ealing, West London, has made it into the hearts of American pop ...

Pros: Contains a groovin' collection of some of Jamiroquai's greatest songs

Cons: I wasn't crazy about the newer material and bonus tracks.

The Bottom Line: Truly Righteous Funk! This is one band with Solid Gold Soul. My only regret: that Jay and crew ditched the didgeridoo after their first two albums.

Review: I remember the exact moment my love affair began. I was making a PVC didgeridoo for a university course on non-Western music when my roommate said, "hey, you have to hear this!" and played "Didgin' Out" from "Emergency on Planet Earth." This naturally ...