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John Legend's album released in 2004 is indeed titled "Get Lifted".

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Final Thoughts

Get Lifted is a rare debut that sounds fully formed. It won Legend three Grammy Awards (including Best New Artist) for a reason. It successfully updated the sound of 1970s soul for the iPod generation. While Legend has released many successful albums since, Get Lifted captures the raw hunger and excitement of an artist realizing his potential.

Rating: 8.5/10

How to Curate Your Own "2004 ZIP" (Ethically)

If you want that authentic, mid-2000s file experience without the piracy guilt, here’s a DIY guide:

  1. Buy the CD: Visit eBay, Discogs, or a local used music store. Look for the 2004 Columbia release.
  2. Rip to FLAC or 320kbps MP3: Use software like Exact Audio Copy (EAC) or iTunes (set to high-quality MP3).
  3. Compress into a ZIP: On Windows, right-click the album folder → "Send to" → "Compressed (zipped) folder." On Mac, right-click → "Compress."
  4. Tag it correctly: Use MP3tag software to add the 2004 release year and original album art (the iconic green, gold, and brown cover of Legend looking upward).

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12. Again

The album’s hidden closer (though some pressings of the 2004 original had a 13th track, a remix of “Ordinary People”). Again is a meta-song about writing a song. Legend sings in double time over a broken beat. It ends abruptly, as if the tape ran out. That unceremonious fade-out is a signature of the 2004 master.

3. Used to Love U

The breakout single. Built around a staccato funk riff and a reversed percussion loop, it’s a bitter-sweet kiss-off. Legend famously performs the hook in a near-falsetto, and the video—acid-green backdrops and vintage suits—became iconic. In the original 2004 ZIP, the bass hits harder here than on streaming services, which have been compressed for modern earbuds. Final Thoughts Get Lifted is a rare debut