D'Angelo - Voodoo
Facts
| Artist(s) | D'Angelo |
| Studio | Virgin Records Us |
| Release Date | January 25, 2000 |
| UPC Code | 724384849924 |
| Buy this item | $10.97 at Amazon.com As of Jul 6 3:57 EDT (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, Explicit Lyrics |
Tracks
- Playa Playa
- Devil's Pie
- Left & Right
- The Line
- Send It On
- Chicken Grease
- One Mo Gin
- The Root
- Spanish Joint
- Feel Like Makin' Love
- Greatdayindamornin' / Booty
- Untitled (How Does It Feel)
- Africa
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User Reviews
Average user review:| The Leader Of the Pack... |
So, we dont hear a solid project from the man in years, ok. The media is plastered with news of drug addiction, rehab, personal issues, and his lable has lost faith in the man, along with countless rumors an unflattering pics on the internet...Now people want to condemn him. SHAME...
First off lets think what R&B looked and sounded like before Voodoo? ABSOLUTE GARBAGE!!! Except for R. Kelly (the king of R&B) Jaheim (thugged out R&B over classic samples) and of course Musiq SoulChild (who at the time was still trying to catch up to the lush harmonies an songwriting of Brown Sugar)...
Devils Pie comes out...Perfect timing on the pulse of what was goin' on in the "hoods" as far the street culture, supported by the Premier production, and Nas and Fat Joe samples for hip hop credibility... not to mention its basically the unofficial Belly theme (in the movie, ending credits and of course soundtrack)...
Then the Untitled video comes out and, and the R&B worlds goes crazy...Major rotation on BET, MTV, Prince gives his blessing of approval (the two collaborate, and D' appears in disguis with Prince and Angie Stone live on the Jay Leno show, playing live keys on "The Work"), and all artist focus on the "the total package" R.Kelly grows braids, and all of sudden everyones' in the gyms, concious of both the audio and visual aspects of being an artist...Come on?
The album is repetitive, thats because it seagues from one song to the next song,one groove to the next, blurring genres from soul,to funk, to straight jams,and the simplistic stripped down, groove of Africa,as always he shows his influences,hip-hop Meth & Red: Left & Right, Spanish Joint: Stevie Wonder, On The Line: Al Greene, Prince: Untitled, and Again Sly: on the brilliant Africa,
In the books this goes down the same road that Erykah Badu will later take on Worlwide Underground, (awesome artist expressions propelled by commercially acceptable and successful singles) cant wait til the new ish comes out to crush all the nay-sayers...
P.S. Them New "Neo-Soul" Cats aint SELLING NO RECORDS, GET REAL... April 13, 2008
| Music lover |
| Masterpiece |
My advice to anyone is to read his insert...and what he is talking about is so true. I feel the same way. YO...I still can't figure out what the HELL he's saying sometimes on some parts of his songs! Even 7 years later, and trust me I study the HELL out of this album! I'll just keep mumbling through the parts
1 January 5, 2008
| D'ANGELO THE MODERN DAY MARVIN GAYE |
D'ANGELO SINGS IN THE BACK ROUND AND UP FRONT LIKE AN ORCHESTRA. IF YOU LISTEN, HE POURS HIM SELF OUT INTO EVERY SONG. HE IS POISED IN THE WAY HE BRINGS HIS SOUND ACROSS. HE DOESN'T CARE IF YOU HEAR IT OR NOT, OR EVEN IF YOU CATCH WHAT HE'S DOING WITH THE MUSIC. HE DOESN'T YELL IT OUT LIKE BEYONCE. HE JUST FLOWS, YOU KNOW? December 12, 2007
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