My Human D. Selection

L'histoire vraie de l'activiste américano-cambodgienne Loung Ung ayant survécu aux atrocités du régime des Khmers rouges…

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"Lady" is the third single from D'Angelo's 1995 debut album, Brown Sugar. The U.S. released two CD5's for it, one featuring two mixes of the song plus a live version of it from a BBC radio station, three tracks total. The other CD5, five tracks total, features a remix of the song produced by DJ Premier and featuring rapper AZ, plus the live version and an instrumental mix.

Phantazmagorea is a 2002 CD by Dave Cuasito, who does by under the DJ name of D-Styles. This debut album was released by the Beat Junkie Sound label.

"Me And Those Dreamin' Eyes Of Mine" is the 4th and final single from D'Angelo's 1995 debut album, Brown Sugar. This CD features a radio mix, album mix, and a live version. There's also a cover of Earth, Wind & Fire's "Can't Hide Love". Both the live version of "Me And Those Dreamin' Eyes Of Mine" and "Can't Hide Love" is from a BBC radio sesssion.

"Cruisin'" is the 1995 single by Virginia soul vocalist Michael Archer, who is better known under the mononym D'Angelo. This is his second single from his debut album Brown Sugar and features four mixes of the song plus a remix of "Brown Sugar" done by Carl McIntosh. This was released by EMI.

"Left & Right" is the first single from D'Angelo's second album, Voodoo. The album version features Method Man and Redman rapping but there's also a mix without the rapping, for radio stations that were offended by rapping.