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Printable CherrieMoonKisses said: Wow, really? Im not THAT surprised I mean, we seem to have more favor than HIS website. Hey, it's the truth. People on here express how they really feel and go over there to get good concert tix.
LOL, they probabbly didn't want to waste the $25 to login to the NPGMC forums, when they can get it all here for free, LOL. | |
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Tom said: CherrieMoonKisses said: Wow, really? Im not THAT surprised I mean, we seem to have more favor than HIS website. Hey, it's the truth. People on here express how they really feel and go over there to get good concert tix.
LOL, they probabbly didn't want to waste the $25 to login to the NPGMC forums, when they can get it all here for free, LOL. Exaaaactly. I love it here. Even though it has it's up' and down's. It's real. Henceforth the signature.   &  | |
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Tom said: CherrieMoonKisses said: Wow, really? Im not THAT surprised I mean, we seem to have more favor than HIS website. Hey, it's the truth. People on here express how they really feel and go over there to get good concert tix.
LOL, they probabbly didn't want to waste the $25 to login to the NPGMC forums, when they can get it all here for free, LOL. Ummm actually, they can get More here free. The Npgmc is like that kittypool that is all yellow. It's filled with U r In.  News: Prince pulls his head out his ass in the last moment.
Bad News: Prince wasted too much quality time doing so. You have those internalized issues because you want to, you like to, stop. | |
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 I don't like how they used my Willy Wonka reference w/o givin' me credit..."Pedro offers you his protection." | |
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luv4u said: Wow! we're famous
 no no no... the Org is.. this isnt the 1st time the Org was mentioned in the media, in 1997 Ben and his wacky Wife Vjillian were interviewed on Cnet Central. 
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Dewrede said:  please , no remix with some rapper  Dude, just imagine an extended mix with Jay Z, LL, or Nas raping on it..... I know some P fans don't care about his commercial success, but i do. I want the kids to get into P also. | |
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goat2004 said: murph said: So far Uni's team haven't had to be that aggresive...I can count the times I heard "Musicology" on the radio (and not in the AC R&B format, which is not really that important in the big scheme of things; BS is generating airplay on the bigger radio markets and categories)...So far I've heard BS six times since this past Sunday...I've heard it on "Hip Hop" radio stations like New York's Hot 97 and Power... And i've already seen BS gain more video airplay than "Musicology" during it's initial run... The bottom line: No one knows if BS will be a huge hit for Prince; but it seems like it may do more for actually promoting an album in ways Musicology never could... [Edited 2/14/06 6:54am] Wait a minute...U guy sthink Musicology was more radio-friedly? On what grounds do U based this on? Musicology received more spins only on the Urban AC format, but BS has a more commercial appeal and would appeal to younger listeners (with a remix and rapper) so overall I think BS is a stronger single. I don't remember Musicoly being targeted for spins on the rythmic/crossover format. I'm telling U guys, this a better song, it has more pop to it. Musicology was cool, nice JB influence, but this song has more edge to it. Preaching to the choir... | |
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goat2004 said: Dewrede said: please , no remix with some rapper Dude, just imagine an extended mix with Jay Z, LL, or Nas raping on it..... I know some P fans don't care about his commercial success, but i do. I want the kids to get into P also. He went down that very route with Diamonds & Pearls, and look what happened. The only difference now is we're older and wiser and won't lick up everything we get spoonfed. One word y'all: Jughead.    
I don't think he has anything to worry about commerically just yet - the Musicology tour grossed over $90million - the most succesful tour of 2004. Prince was also the highest earning entertainer in America in 2004, netting himself a cool $53million - so I don't think he needs to pander to anything or anyone right now. He's not on the map, he is the map! (can I get an amen upinhah?)  | |
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BananaCologne said: goat2004 said: Dude, just imagine an extended mix with Jay Z, LL, or Nas raping on it..... I know some P fans don't care about his commercial success, but i do. I want the kids to get into P also. He went down that very route with Diamonds & Pearls, and look what happened. The only difference now is we're older and wiser and won't lick up everything we get spoonfed. One word y'all: Jughead. Typical Prince fan's lack of understanding of hip-hop...There is a huge, overwheming, planetary difference between Tony M AND a Nas or Jay Z...If P were to make a remix for "Black Sweat" featuring Nas, I wouldn't be opposed to it...Because Nas (or Jay Z for the matter) are respected MC's in their genre..."Jughead" was horrible not because P made an attempt at tackling hip-hop..It was utter shit because it was a terrible, out-of-touch attempt at utilizing hip-hop...nothing more, nothing less... [Edited 2/14/06 17:19pm] | |
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He did Larry King. I'm sure we all remember when Larry Graham was showing King pictures of his grandchild. ug All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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So should we all get Prince.Org T-shirts or something?!?!? By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! |
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murph said: BananaCologne said: He went down that very route with Diamonds & Pearls, and look what happened. The only difference now is we're older and wiser and won't lick up everything we get spoonfed. One word y'all: Jughead. Typical Prince fan's lack of understanding of hip-hop...There is a huge, overwheming, planetary difference between Tony M AND a Nas or Jay Z...If P were to make a remix for "Black Sweat" featuring Nas, I wouldn't be opposed to it...Because Nas (or Jay Z for the matter) are respected MC's in their genre..."Jughead" was horrible not because P made an attempt at tackling hip-hop..It was utter shit because it was a terrible, out-of-touch attempt at utilizing hip-hop...nothing more, nothing less... [Edited 2/14/06 17:19pm] And yet Diamonds & Pearls was Prince's second most successful album ever! Purists may say it was an appalling use of the hip-hop genre, (opinion) in retrospect, but the buying public loved the album Tony M and all (fact). | |
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metalorange said: murph said: Typical Prince fan's lack of understanding of hip-hop...There is a huge, overwheming, planetary difference between Tony M AND a Nas or Jay Z...If P were to make a remix for "Black Sweat" featuring Nas, I wouldn't be opposed to it...Because Nas (or Jay Z for the matter) are respected MC's in their genre..."Jughead" was horrible not because P made an attempt at tackling hip-hop..It was utter shit because it was a terrible, out-of-touch attempt at utilizing hip-hop...nothing more, nothing less... [Edited 2/14/06 17:19pm] And yet Diamonds & Pearls was Prince's second most successful album ever! Purists may say it was an appalling use of the hip-hop genre, (opinion) in retrospect, but the buying public loved the album Tony M and all (fact). I dug the production on some of the D&P songs...and I dug Prince's rhymes on "Get Off..." But as a straight-no-chaser hip-hop fan from way back, I could have done without Tony M...My point was that people hating on any type of hip-hop influence on Prince are missing the point...Tony M, was a corny, lackluster MC at best, but that's not an indictment on hip-hop; that's just an indictment on Prince's understanding of the hip-hop genre...But if you were to tell me that Nas or Jay Z would be on a remix for "Black Sweat," I would have no problem with this...To me, that's like Michael Jackson recruiting Eddie Van Halen or Slash to play guitar on his albums...If you are going to collaborate with someone from a another genre, you should at least fuck with the best.... [Edited 2/15/06 1:33am] | |
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metalorange said: murph said: Typical Prince fan's lack of understanding of hip-hop...There is a huge, overwheming, planetary difference between Tony M AND a Nas or Jay Z...If P were to make a remix for "Black Sweat" featuring Nas, I wouldn't be opposed to it...Because Nas (or Jay Z for the matter) are respected MC's in their genre..."Jughead" was horrible not because P made an attempt at tackling hip-hop..It was utter shit because it was a terrible, out-of-touch attempt at utilizing hip-hop...nothing more, nothing less... [Edited 2/14/06 17:19pm] And yet Diamonds & Pearls was Prince's second most successful album ever! Purists may say it was an appalling use of the hip-hop genre, (opinion) in retrospect, but the buying public loved the album Tony M and all (fact).  Jeez - excuse me for voicing my opinion (which I have to say was quoted out of context) Did I say I disliked D&P? No. It's common knowledge that D&P was crafted in a concious effort to reconnect with his black audience, as well as a massive promotional push to ensure it was a commerical success - exactly what was done with Musicology.
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PurpleJedi said: HEY!
So should we all get Prince.Org T-shirts or something?!?!? have one...only wish it would still fit  | |
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murph said: metalorange said: And yet Diamonds & Pearls was Prince's second most successful album ever! Purists may say it was an appalling use of the hip-hop genre, (opinion) in retrospect, but the buying public loved the album Tony M and all (fact). I dug the production on some of the D&P songs...and I dug Prince's rhymes on "Get Off..." But as a straight-no-chaser hip-hop fan from way back, I could have done without Tony M...My point was that people hating on any type of hip-hop influence on Prince are missing the point...Tony M, was a corny, lackluster MC at best, but that's not an indictment on hip-hop; that's just an indictment on Prince's understanding of the hip-hop genre...But if you were to tell me that Nas or Jay Z would be on a remix for "Black Sweat," I would have no problem with this...To me, that's like Michael Jackson recruiting Eddie Van Halen or Slash to play guitar on his albums...If you are going to collaborate with someone from a another genre, you should at least fuck with the best.... [Edited 2/15/06 1:33am] I understand what you are saying - though it seems to me if Prince had got some contemporary big name rapper to do the Tony M raps on D&P and the Symbol album, even if it was the same lyrics and sung in a very similar way, then nobody would be complaining. It always seems that the problem people have is that Tony M was one of Prince's mates with no street cred. What cred has to do with what the final song sounds like, I don't know, but it always seems to be very important to big fans of the hip-hop genre. Besides, Prince could never have got big name rapper to be at his beck-and-call and go on tours with him, just like Van Halen and Slash don't tour with MJ, so he would always have been forced to hire a lesser known rapper to fill their places live anyway. Also, I don't see why Prince has to have this in-depth understanding of hip-hop to utilize it in his music. Do hip-hop artists have in-depth knowledge of the rock or classical music they sample? I shouldn't think so, but that doesn't stop them coming up with interesting new music, which is all Prince tried to do. | |
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Byron said: No mention of Althom smelling like tuna, though, huh??...
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They had the hidden ticket story on Minneapolis Channel 5 News Monday night, but they didn't mention the Org. | |
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metalorange said: murph said: I dug the production on some of the D&P songs...and I dug Prince's rhymes on "Get Off..." But as a straight-no-chaser hip-hop fan from way back, I could have done without Tony M...My point was that people hating on any type of hip-hop influence on Prince are missing the point...Tony M, was a corny, lackluster MC at best, but that's not an indictment on hip-hop; that's just an indictment on Prince's understanding of the hip-hop genre...But if you were to tell me that Nas or Jay Z would be on a remix for "Black Sweat," I would have no problem with this...To me, that's like Michael Jackson recruiting Eddie Van Halen or Slash to play guitar on his albums...If you are going to collaborate with someone from a another genre, you should at least fuck with the best.... [Edited 2/15/06 1:33am] I understand what you are saying - though it seems to me if Prince had got some contemporary big name rapper to do the Tony M raps on D&P and the Symbol album, even if it was the same lyrics and sung in a very similar way, then nobody would be complaining. It always seems that the problem people have is that Tony M was one of Prince's mates with no street cred. What cred has to do with what the final song sounds like, I don't know, but it always seems to be very important to big fans of the hip-hop genre. Besides, Prince could never have got big name rapper to be at his beck-and-call and go on tours with him, just like Van Halen and Slash don't tour with MJ, so he would always have been forced to hire a lesser known rapper to fill their places live anyway. Also, I don't see why Prince has to have this in-depth understanding of hip-hop to utilize it in his music. Do hip-hop artists have in-depth knowledge of the rock or classical music they sample? I shouldn't think so, but that doesn't stop them coming up with interesting new music, which is all Prince tried to do. I agree with your post for the most part....But I wasn't even thinking about the aspect of a tour....My whole point was that fans' anger over the "hip-hop" inspired D&P project was misplaced in my view...Instead of showing hatred for Prince utilizing "hip-hop" or "selling-out," they should have been more concerned with his lack of understanding the genre...all this to say, if there was a "Black Sweat" remix with Nas or a Jay-Z on it, I wouldn't be opposed to such a collaboration...It's not about street credibility; it's about talent, just like any other genre of music...Hip-hop is a different animal; Lyrical prowess is of more of an importance than knowing the inspiration behind a Bach composition....Well, at least it used to be (LOL) | |
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OMG dont'talk like that! The inner kid inside me wants to believe the purple ticket and fears she will always want that damn purple ticket n never ever get it while she watches others get that purple ticket 
Romper Room mirror syndrome, sorry! That's what i call it and that'z what i have 
  
No hablo espanol,no! 
Pero hablo ingles..ssii muy muy bien...
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Nonsense! We need Jay-Z all over this one like a rash giving it' Ah Yeah' and 'What?' just like he did with Paul McCartney and that Linkin' Park kid at the Grannys
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