Seeing all them jam to this song makes me so happy. I was a bit too young when D'angelo first came out to really appreciate him. So now I'm catching on to all his catalog, and to see them bop the way I bop to one mo' gin .... speechless
My favorite album ever made. Thank you D’Angelo, Questlove, James Poyser, Raphael Saddiq, Roy Hargrove, Russ Elavado, Pino Palladino, Charlie Hunter, DJ Premier, J Dilla, Q-Tip and all of the other brilliant minds that where involved with this incredible album.
@@GLo1991 I like Anderson Paak but he don't bring that raw soul blues African American funk like Prince and D'angelo.. I would say the runner up is Bilal. Paak career just getting set in, he may reach it someday.
Just came on here after watching his documentary “ Devils Pie”. And how he created this sexy alter ego he became to hate and detest. D’Angelo is a living legend man! And Im some how happy he take his time releasing fresh and good music!!!
Probably one of the most important Albums to be blessed with in my lifetime. This album is one of the testaments in the bible that is music. Beautifully composed...pure artistry.
Voodoo is D'Angelo best album to date, and one of the greatest neosoul/ R&B albums of all time. 22 years later it still sounds so unique, fresh and current.
Certainly one of the great album's of all time. It's up there with the best Prince and Stevie Wonder Albums. The music is an audacious blend of Rhythm and Blues, Hip Hop, Funk, Jazz and Soul. And the singing and the harmony on it is just sublime.
This album. Marks a big time for me. Man.......When I got it, everything stopped. I listened to NOTHING but this CD. When I wasnt playing it, I was humming it, thinking about it and missing it. For about 6 weeks straight. I would listen to all but my favorites would change. Every other day. It was like I couldn't let go till it released me. To this day I have had so many albums loves but none could replace this one.
Charlie Hunter is severely underrated on this album. He played the bass and guitar (including the solo) on Spanish Joint AT THE SAME TIME. Also Greatdayndamornin has some reaaal juicy juice bass on it by Charlie
@@SmokinMirrorz thanks for the correction! Couldn't see the profile pic well enough ☺️. I totally forgot about that your with MJB but, come to think of it I think I have the audio of that show. We're you singing with him?
Thanks for putting this up. The album is a personal favourite of mine so i love seeing Dangelo working like this. They should extend and remaster this footage and re release the album for an anniversary. As a side note i always thought the liner notes were the best of any album i have owned .
So... Just now listening to this album for the first time ever and it's 2022. I can't stop playing it! It is truly a great album. I had Common's Like Water For Chocolate when it came out in 2000 but somehow missed this. Common's album was recorded in the same studio with a lot of the same musicians, including D'Angelo.
Lol those 2 songs in particular did not need any promotion, if you love D'angelo you know The Root is probably one of his best songs ever... Lol but otherwise the commercial songs had already done enough to put Voodoo as one of the greatest albums of all time, you cant deny that songs like How does it feel, Send it On, Left Right, Chicken Grease were all good songs...my personal favourite after The Root was Africa and Great Day in The morning, ofcoz i also loved Feel like making love and One Mo Gin... Dammn the whole album was actually a classic...lol
man thanks for posting this! the genius that is d'angelo....and then to capture the genius of 'Voodoo' this is what a music lover lives for...speaking personally i know people dont care about music no mo :(
Am watching this at home on an iPad. Oh my, the thought of being in the presents of such a musician, would be truly inspiring. Reminds me of the dark skin of Beethoven and him playing his flute and blowing people away in a time before racism and colour and all the other nonsense that still exists? Music is Communication. Music is love
I'm curious as to why this album is so beloved despite the fact it contains a lot of imagery that led to the decline in his career and his personal struggles. I get the songs are really popular but I can't listen to this album without feeling uneasy because of what I know it did to him.
Abhik Mazumder not in this case. Once again even with the lyrics his delivery was impeccable. Plus it’s kind of a stretch to blame the art on his own personal demons. Those things were there before this album and continues to be there.
I don't get what you mean? The whole album is a celebration of love and sensuality in the vein of albums like Let's Get it On. And now that he's come back with Black Messiah I think it's pretty obvious that the image of the deflated, tortured, addiction-addled artist post-voodoo was just an exaggerated lump of conjecture from fans/media who just wondered where he went. He never fell off or hit rock bottom, I think he just got wrapped up with...life, but he still stayed devoted to the music and delivered another album eventually. I don't think he had nearly as tumultuous of a life as you're painting that he did and I certainly don't think he regrets writing any of the words on voodoo.
Greatest album all time. Been saying that since it released. This I don’t think can ever be matched. Saadiq with his Motown-esk album was VERY close. Right up there. But this was everything. He should’ve continued on this path. He coulda and shoulda been the GOAT. regardless this album alone put him up there with Green Mayfield Prince etc all the people who worked on this are also geniuses (did I spell that right I hope so, if not that really looks bad spelling genius wrong) anyway everyone involved should be praised for this album. My friends think I’m crazy. They don’t get it. They were listening to whatever generic rnb pop was playing at the time. This is the best all time. Another level. Been saying that on repeat fo 20 years now. I’m getting too damn old for this sh*t. D IS STILL THE KING!!! Peace out mofos
AND WHAT A LEGEND WEARING A KOBE JERSEY. One mo’gin and so many other tracks but especially that one is definitely not well known enough. That’s all I have to say for now... well until the next D video I see and go on another rant PEACE B*****s. Just kidding love y’all.
One mo gin is my shit cuz I was definitely going thru a similar situation and I had been drinking gin before I discovered this song so now this song gave me another reason to buy gin on a regular basis 😩🥴
My question I been asking all these yrs is how the hell did he get into Cuba back then with all them embargo laws going on? I guess a true music legend can walk the earth wherever he pleases
i mean, fuck, I'd probably be the same way. That doesn't excuse the overconfidence, but I think most every man would get drunk off of the women and the publicity and the respect... That being said I love him and wish the best for him. And when he puts out another album, I'm gonna be right there listening and digesting, feeling, and analyzing that shit
I still play this 20 years later for days on repeat.
N C me too!
same!!
Fo sure. Still one of the all time best album
Absolutely. Its like its in your blood. Gotta have a dose, replenish your DAngelo genius fix.
Real music gets better with time. What a F😂ckin' album
Chris Rock, Eric Clapton and Rick Rubin all in the studio to listen to this one...seems like everyone can appreciate the art this man is making.
and Q-Tip
Q... TIP 🙏🏾💙
Seeing all them jam to this song makes me so happy. I was a bit too young when D'angelo first came out to really appreciate him. So now I'm catching on to all his catalog, and to see them bop the way I bop to one mo' gin .... speechless
I just want to know who the girl is recording him well posed to be interviewing them but I guess she trying to flirt 😄😄😄😁😄
My favorite album ever made. Thank you D’Angelo, Questlove, James Poyser, Raphael Saddiq, Roy Hargrove, Russ Elavado, Pino Palladino, Charlie Hunter, DJ Premier, J Dilla, Q-Tip and all of the other brilliant minds that where involved with this incredible album.
Can’t forget Angie Stone…she quietly was VERY instrumental in getting this album made..
With the Kobe jersey on!!!!
Still 😔❤️
D'Angelo is the Best Musician since Prince
And Anderson .paak carries the flame
@@GLo1991 Accurate enough.....He got a song with smokie norful
I’d say Raphael,Anderson and Miguel are all Prince influenced
✊🏿
@@GLo1991 I like Anderson Paak but he don't bring that raw soul blues African American funk like Prince and D'angelo.. I would say the runner up is Bilal. Paak career just getting set in, he may reach it someday.
Just came on here after watching his documentary “ Devils Pie”. And how he created this sexy alter ego he became to hate and detest. D’Angelo is a living legend man! And Im some how happy he take his time releasing fresh and good music!!!
Omg I’m trying to find the documentary and I can’t find it anywhere
Probably one of the most important Albums to be blessed with in my lifetime. This album is one of the testaments in the bible that is music. Beautifully composed...pure artistry.
One of the greatest albums of all time
Voodoo is D'Angelo best album to date, and one of the greatest neosoul/ R&B albums of all time. 22 years later it still sounds so unique, fresh and current.
Certainly one of the great album's of all time. It's up there with the best Prince and Stevie Wonder Albums. The music is an audacious blend of Rhythm and Blues, Hip Hop, Funk, Jazz and Soul. And the singing and the harmony on it is just sublime.
This album sounds as fresh as the day it was released
The most soulful artist of his generation 💫❤️✨ a beautiful human being
I love it, looks like a lot of weed was consumed while creating this absolute masterpiece
And also while listening!
Weed is overrated
@@uploadvidz4490 Really depends where you are in the world and with who. Great for neuropathic pain and stress relief.
Drug use shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone for anything. It exists and people always do it. Credit the brains. Not the drugs used whilst creating.
Imagine seeing someone painting a painting and you get excited when you notice the painter is drinking Pepsi. That's how fucking dumb you sound.
Eric Clapton's reaction after Spanish Joint is timeless. I love it!
This album. Marks a big time for me. Man.......When I got it, everything stopped. I listened to NOTHING but this CD. When I wasnt playing it, I was humming it, thinking about it and missing it. For about 6 weeks straight. I would listen to all but my favorites would change. Every other day. It was like I couldn't let go till it released me. To this day I have had so many albums loves but none could replace this one.
I’m mad that I’m just now discovering this doc!!!!!!!!!
R.I.P. KOBE first thing i noticed outside the reason I clicked
Couldn't believe he wore the Kobe Jersey and this is the time TH-cam chose to show me this video
Crazy huh
pino palladino doesnt get near enough credit for his work on this album. the basslines are so slick
Gotta be my favorite bass record ever. Got any recommendations?
Bobson Dugnutt any other good bass album would be any Meshell Ndegeocello
@@beepbeep2446 cool I'll check it out. Esperanza Spalding is dope too, and Mononeon of course
What most people don’t know is Pino only really played on about half of the album, a lot of it was D himself, and Charlie Hunter
Beep Beep Thanks for the suggestion. Never heard of her, i’ll check it out.
edit: i assumed her pronoun
I don't think this man understands how GREAT he is!!!!!! my the LORD look after him!!!!!
Charlie Hunter is severely underrated on this album. He played the bass and guitar (including the solo) on Spanish Joint AT THE SAME TIME. Also Greatdayndamornin has some reaaal juicy juice bass on it by Charlie
He’s such a vibe. Definitely a Aquarius. His music is so relaxing, sensual and timeless. ✨💎
wish this way way longer! D'angelo is the greatest!!
That man has soul in his bones. I remember when I bought Brown Sugar and listened to it over and over. It’s must be hard to put your soul on music.
Timeless piece of art. Was blessing to have toured with and witnessed his genius in person.
When did you tour with him bro?
It’s Sis, Liberation Tour. He was supporting act for MJB. That was 2012 or 2013
@@SmokinMirrorz thanks for the correction! Couldn't see the profile pic well enough ☺️. I totally forgot about that your with MJB but, come to think of it I think I have the audio of that show. We're you singing with him?
No I was the VIP Events Tour Rep for VIP Nation. Live Nation’s vip package company
Well, it's 2020 and I'm still playing this album. Yep!
Cool to see he was repping Kobe Bean, back in the day. RIP Kobe. This album is musical nirvana. Flat out perfect!
What? Kobe was goat status even then
Best album ever
Voodoo was and still is an incredible body of work. Is there an extended version of this documentary?
I don't get it ( Voodoo) project. It's sounds wack..
boi
your opinion LaMont. To me it's one of the best albums ever made
get your troll ass out of here lol,
LaMont Davis I feel you I used to HATE this album but now it’s one of my top 3
I wish there was a full at least 30 minutes of this
Why am I just finding out about this?????
chris rock .... "see rick you dont understand how country this really is" lol
Thanks for putting this up. The album is a personal favourite of mine so i love seeing Dangelo working like this. They should extend and remaster this footage and re release the album for an anniversary. As a side note i always thought the liner notes were the best of any album i have owned .
So... Just now listening to this album for the first time ever and it's 2022. I can't stop playing it! It is truly a great album. I had Common's Like Water For Chocolate when it came out in 2000 but somehow missed this. Common's album was recorded in the same studio with a lot of the same musicians, including D'Angelo.
An otherworldly album. He’s a true musical genius
here in 2018.
'one mo gin' and 'the root' were 2 great songs on Voodoo not pushed/promoted by the label. those songs would've done well if "released".
Lol those 2 songs in particular did not need any promotion, if you love D'angelo you know The Root is probably one of his best songs ever... Lol but otherwise the commercial songs had already done enough to put Voodoo as one of the greatest albums of all time, you cant deny that songs like How does it feel, Send it On, Left Right, Chicken Grease were all good songs...my personal favourite after The Root was Africa and Great Day in The morning, ofcoz i also loved Feel like making love and One Mo Gin... Dammn the whole album was actually a classic...lol
Sarason Salas indeed
@@sarasonsalas3472 Africaaaa
He has and will forever be my love! Voodoo spoke to my spirits, my ancestors. They speak to us through music 🎶
Best album of my generation.
This is in my top favourite albums of all time! D'Angelo is a genius
With the Kobe jersey✊🏾
man thanks for posting this! the genius that is d'angelo....and then to capture the genius of 'Voodoo' this is what a music lover lives for...speaking personally i know people dont care about music no mo :(
Brilliant album. I listen til this very day. His best work by far.
So cool. Thank you for sharing this, Clive.
Am watching this at home on an iPad. Oh my, the thought of being in the presents of such a musician, would be truly inspiring. Reminds me of the dark skin of Beethoven and him playing his flute and blowing people away in a time before racism and colour and all the other nonsense that still exists? Music is Communication. Music is love
This is my very favorite album ever.
One of the best albums EVER. Some like OK Computer, Joshua Tree, Thriller, Spiceworld (😌), but this has to be in the conversation for Top5 at least.
Budi Sulisto Spiceworld my guy?
1 of thee best albums of all time.
This was great, thanks for posting it!
I loooooove the hell out of this man😭💛
This man is just beautiful🥲dont get me started on his talent😩
Me’shell Ndgecello. Peace Beyond Passion. JussputtinitoutthereYo.
I'm curious as to why this album is so beloved despite the fact it contains a lot of imagery that led to the decline in his career and his personal struggles. I get the songs are really popular but I can't listen to this album without feeling uneasy because of what I know it did to him.
Because regardless of the words, it's a beautifully crafted piece of art.
@@dazeja don't the words bring it down though? It's like if you added too much cheese to a perfectly made pasta or something
Abhik Mazumder not in this case. Once again even with the lyrics his delivery was impeccable. Plus it’s kind of a stretch to blame the art on his own personal demons. Those things were there before this album and continues to be there.
I don't get what you mean? The whole album is a celebration of love and sensuality in the vein of albums like Let's Get it On. And now that he's come back with Black Messiah I think it's pretty obvious that the image of the deflated, tortured, addiction-addled artist post-voodoo was just an exaggerated lump of conjecture from fans/media who just wondered where he went. He never fell off or hit rock bottom, I think he just got wrapped up with...life, but he still stayed devoted to the music and delivered another album eventually. I don't think he had nearly as tumultuous of a life as you're painting that he did and I certainly don't think he regrets writing any of the words on voodoo.
Abhik Mazumder he did that to himself, and he had those issues long before Voodoo...
amazing!!! Thank you
RIP Kobe Bryant! Official #8
Greatest album all time. Been saying that since it released. This I don’t think can ever be matched. Saadiq with his Motown-esk album was VERY close. Right up there. But this was everything. He should’ve continued on this path. He coulda and shoulda been the GOAT. regardless this album alone put him up there with Green Mayfield Prince etc all the people who worked on this are also geniuses (did I spell that right I hope so, if not that really looks bad spelling genius wrong) anyway everyone involved should be praised for this album. My friends think I’m crazy. They don’t get it. They were listening to whatever generic rnb pop was playing at the time. This is the best all time. Another level. Been saying that on repeat fo 20 years now. I’m getting too damn old for this sh*t. D IS STILL THE KING!!! Peace out mofos
AND WHAT A LEGEND WEARING A KOBE JERSEY.
One mo’gin and so many other tracks but especially that one is definitely not well known enough. That’s all I have to say for now... well until the next D video I see and go on another rant PEACE B*****s. Just kidding love y’all.
He is the goat no fvcking debating
This is history in the making of great music
The three people that downvoted don't like real music. D is a musical maven.
RIP Kobe
clapton's digging it for sure :)
Eric Clapton, Chris Rock, and Rick Ruben coming to listening to your album you know its some serious music being played.
I'm tripping off how much Eric Clapton is tripping. The whole vibe had him in a vice grip 🤣😂
This album is my religion
A legend wearing a legend’s jersey ❤️💜💛
Made me go back and listen again great post!!!
What an incredible Album
Thank you for giving us this upload man
Effortless genius
Today is the 19th anniversary of Voodoo!
Niccce. Powerful #
He smoke and still can sang 💁
3:38-3:50 Representing the NPG ! I bet dude was a member of the NPGMC just as me :)
R.I.P James Yancey aka J Dilla
5:39 was she shouting out the Orishas? OBATALA!
you know it!
Just like in Love Jones - Larenz Tate speaks "Yemeya, shoot, I mean Queen Oshun" *Brother of the Night😉
Amazing
How does it feel........that video💜
He is definitely chanelling Marvin gaye he is amazing sprit and gifted soul
How can this be so long ago now?
Why is Chris Rock there?? Why the video got that old adult film quality? So many questions....
Eternal greatness.
I thought it was odb talking at the start haha
One mo gin is my shit cuz I was definitely going thru a similar situation and I had been drinking gin before I discovered this song so now this song gave me another reason to buy gin on a regular basis 😩🥴
I WISH D ANGELO GET IT TOGETHER & BRING THE MUSIC, ALL THIS STALLING DRIVES ME NUTS
When was this video originally shot bro?
Genius just chillin
There was Q tip in there, they all are just fucking awesome
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!! Bums me out that he got on the wrong side of the law. Such a wealth to the world of music.
Chris rock lmaooo he ain’t lying
I saw that NPG shirt !
My question I been asking all these yrs is how the hell did he get into Cuba back then with all them embargo laws going on? I guess a true music legend can walk the earth wherever he pleases
Cause Castro Got Soul!!!!!!!
Full video anyone??
No one makes EPKs anymore
Kobe jersey!!!🗣🗣
Is there a full documentary somehwere or is it just this short clip?
right on✊🏿
❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Would love to see this in better quality one day. Surely someone's got a VHS of this? Where was this first available?
i mean, fuck, I'd probably be the same way. That doesn't excuse the overconfidence, but I think most every man would get drunk off of the women and the publicity and the respect... That being said I love him and wish the best for him. And when he puts out another album, I'm gonna be right there listening and digesting, feeling, and analyzing that shit
Where is this full documentary? I wonder was it Angie working those roots....
One more gin' hits me so hard
This!!!!!
Chris🙌🏿