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I probably shouldn't say this, but what I witnessed in Paris on a cold Sunday night was a legendary performance. I've seen a few legends in my time, most recently perhaps Prince at the O2, and Sunday night was up there with it. There, I said it. Le Zenith was the setting for D'Angelo's French leg of his European tour, his 'comeback' tour, a whole 12 years after his last album Voodoo was released. I won't bore you with the well documented trials and tribulations in his hiatus, something he alluded to with a re-iteration of the end phrase of the opening line from "One Mo'Gin"- 'I know some things have changed since the last I've seen you/some good/some for the bad baby.' But I'm getting ahead of myself here…