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Chalk it up to the harmonized vocal coos and handclaps, the plaintive cry that shows up every few bars, and the bass line that feels almost ghost-like, culminating in an elusive but defining presence. Dilla souped up the drums after Common expressed interest so that there was enough oomph to balance the unbridled, head-over-heels-in-love optimism of the Bobby Caldwell sample.

The track is significant not only because it is very good, but also because it foreshadowed the way he would draw more on electronic elements in years that followed. By contrast, the two-chord loop — sourced from a George Duke record — just chills in the cut but it never resolves. But no one can deny that its production is luscious as hell. The song made its first official appearance on the Office Space soundtrack in and wound up anchoring Fantastic Vol.

That album was like the end of one generation of Dilla beats, moving on to the next.