Where did "Voodoo People" come from? The Prodigy sample breakdown and stories

The ingredients for The Prodigy’s 1994 anthem 'Voodoo People' come from 1970s Harlem spoken-word poetry, grunge riffs, blaxploitation soundtracks, and post-punk synth-pop. Taking in: radical black nationalism hammer beatings a 102 year old producer a Blaxploitation Dr Jekyl Aphex Twin and a bonus apology. Let’s have a look together? Also check out Guinan's full remake:    • Voodoo People/The Prodigy (Circuit Tracks ...   If you like this video and want more like it- check out the full playlist    • Sample Breakdowns   00:00 - Introduction: 80s Fears & Voodoo 00:42 - 1st Sample: The Original Last Poets ("The Shalimar") 02:48 - 2nd Sample: Nirvana ("Very Ape" Guitar Riff) 03:24 - 3rd Sample: Led Zeppelin ("Whole Lotta Love") 03:51 - 4th Sample: Johnny Pate ("Shaft in Africa" & "You're Starting Too Fast") 05:37 - 5th Sample: Joey Beltram ("My Sound") 06:07 - An apology to the ravers 06:56 - 6th Sample: Simple Minds ("Love Song") 07:59 - Putting the samples together (in Koala Sampler) 08:57 – Outro and Check out Guinan's faithful remake