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Why note the "RLG" in the filename? In the early 2000s CD market, RLG (often associated with BMG direct marketing or specific pressing plants) typically denotes a specific master—sometimes a club edition or a particular run. In the trading community, certain RLG pressings of Voodoo are prized for having a slightly hotter high end than the standard Virgin release, without the brickwalling of later remasters. Ripped to FLAC, this version preserves the original 2000 headroom: the snare has crack but no distortion; the organ (James Poyser) breathes; D’Angelo’s multi-tracked whispers on "The Root" layer like a ghost choir. Dangelo - Voodoo - 2000 -FLAC- -RLG-
The creation of Voodoo was less a standard recording process and more a spiritual retreat at Electric Lady Studios, the house built by Jimi Hendrix. D'Angelo became the center of a revolutionary collective known as the , which included: (related search suggestions provided) Why note the "RLG"