: The track was later included in the Bucketheads' sole full-length album, which has seen specialized re-releases.
: The track is built around a heavy sample of the brass solo and percussive sections from Chicago’s 1979 track "Street Player" .
: A notable expanded 2LP edition released via Record Store Day features the iconic graffiti cover and was limited to 2,000 numbered copies on translucent green vinyl. Bucketheads The Bomb Vinyl
Current market prices for this record vary based on condition and specific pressing:
: While common on 12", a rare 7-inch vinyl version exists, which collectors have noted for its ability to fit an 8-minute track onto a small format. Availability & Pricing : The track was later included in the
Finding "The Bomb!" on vinyl often involves navigating several distinct pressings:
is a cornerstone of 90s house music, produced by Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez of Masters at Work. Released in late 1994 and early 1995, the vinyl remains a highly sought-after artifact for collectors and DJs due to its status as a "guaranteed sure shot" for any dancefloor. Musical Composition & Production Current market prices for this record vary based
: The most common versions are the original US Henry Street Music pressings or the UK Positiva releases.