D’Angelo/Voodoo First Take & Alternate

If I were to pick one D’Angelo’s most representative album, it would be his second album Voodoo. With his first album Brown Sugar, he established a neo-soul style that was a mature fusion of R&B and hip-hop, and he was already showing a sincere commitment to sound, but this is an impeccable and perfect album that elevates that to an almost divine level. It is so complete that some people have commented on it. This time, we have introduced a title that allows you to get a glimpse of the production process of this masterpiece album. Both configurations do not include the final recording of Devil’s Pie, but instead include an unreleased song called Mavine. Also, the order of the songs on Africa is different, and some of the songs have different textures, giving the album an unfinished, demo-like feel that makes it sound fresh in a sense. There is no extreme difference in arrangement like Prince’s, but on the contrary, it is a very interesting item that makes you feel that D’Angelo was extremely particular about every detail. Disc-1 First Take Playa Playa Left & Right Africa The Line Send It On Chicken Grease Marvine The Root One Mo Gin Spanish Joint Greatdayndamornin’ / Booty Untiltled (How Does It Feel) Disc-2 Alternate Album Playa Playa Left & RightThe Line Send It On Chicken Grease One Mo Gin The RootSpanish Joint Marvine Greatdayndamornin’ / BootyUntiltled (How Does It Feel) Africa