The Truth's cover of DMSR....

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The Truth's cover of DMSR....

is smokin'.

It's dead on (ok vocals are only close) and Eric Leeds gets down on it.

I just grabbed it from itunes. Sorry if this has been talked about but I just played it five times in a row.

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Reply #1 posted 09/16/09 6:56pm

squirrelgrease

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That whole CD is really good.

Purple Fact #542: Prince can make a Weeble™ fall down.

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Reply #2 posted 09/16/09 8:56pm

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squirrelgrease said:

That whole CD is really good.

I'm sure I'll buy the rest of the tracks, but that was the one that I HAD to have....now.

I'm listening to it again, now on headphones.

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Reply #3 posted 09/16/09 8:56pm

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Who's singing lead? Jerry Hubbard? It doesn't sound like Paul.

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Reply #4 posted 09/17/09 1:17am

Rhastus

squirrelgrease said:

That whole CD is really good.

yeah it is

We don't need no microwave

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Reply #5 posted 09/17/09 7:19pm

squirrelgrease

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NightGod said:

Who's singing lead? Jerry Hubbard? It doesn't sound like Paul.

I thought it was Chance Howard, but maybe it is Jerry.

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Reply #6 posted 09/18/09 9:25pm

luv4u

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It's awesome dancing jig cool

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Reply #7 posted 09/21/09 2:38pm

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squirrelgrease said:

NightGod said:

Who's singing lead? Jerry Hubbard? It doesn't sound like Paul.

I thought it was Chance Howard, but maybe it is Jerry.

Jerry gives Chance a shout out right before they do the "Jamie Starr's a thief" line. Or at least whoever is on lead if not Jerry. I've bought the rest of the tracks, and I love their version of Madhouse's 10 as well.

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Reply #8 posted 09/22/09 6:33am

alexnvrmnd777

Actually, that whole CD is pretty tight! I was pleasantly surprised, and they're doing a lot of tracks that Prince no longer does. Dare I say that their DMSR was funkier than Prince's Musicology version. Plus, they did Erotic City AND Screams of Passion.

You can't beat this CD with a stick! Unfortunately, (or fortunately, depends on how you look at it), I enjoyed this more than Prince's live output in the past couple of years so far.

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