Does Lion Of Judah grow on you gradually?

First I didn't care much for the song, then I began to accept it, and finally I enjoyed it. I'm not saying it's a new When Doves Cry or Kiss, far from it, I'm just saying some Prince songs have a way of growing after listening to them a number of times.

1st.

Also, why is one of the guys yelling “Purple Rain” like it’s fricking “Freebird”?

I liked this song right away. It's apologetic..."Sitting on the floor of an all white room, feeling like the color blue."

When it comes to liking something Prince sings about, I get pretty detailed about things...Knowing that Prince is trying to get a message through is appreciated automatically...I worry for Prince because He's been hurt by people and business, and for Prince to not be certain that someone loves him, gives the song a sad edge, yet the heart of gold that Prince has declares that the trumpets will sound..and this level of certainty is worthy of praise in my eyes.

I really don't know how deeply fans have studied Prince...all I know is how I look at things.

Every song is a piece of art in Prince's collection...and I love how Prince is consistantly different and informative, beyond the natural talent he has to play guitar and piano.

thats the one prince song that im "meh" I hear it in chipolte all the time.

Liked it instantly. One of the best tracks of the 00s, beats anything and everything on Musicology and 3121 hands down (not difficult I know).

Its not my favorite fruit on the vine but yes it does grow on you...kinda like a mole

" LOVE YOU 4EVA GRANDMA LOLA, WATCH OVER US TILL WE MEET AGAIN. PRINCE: WH3N U L3T TH3 RAIN FALL DOWN, TH3Y ALL GONNA G3T W3T!

gradually?

i'm hurt.

'Have liked this song since. It's a good, traditional rock & roll jam. ~(turn it up)~ The guitar solo is hot.

The lyrics show a certain vulnerability...~we ladies like that kinda stuff~ and stirs your heart. When the song ends there is a feeling of triumph.

Tame said:

I've been wondering what is the Lion of Judah a reference to???

Tame said:

Well, sorta...

When I first listened to Planet Earth, only Planet Earth and Chelsea Rodgers stood out. I was listening to the album passively (whilst doing other things).

On the fourth listen, Lion of Judah is what I gravitated toward. I started playing the album with that track first. It's still my favorite song on the album.

Nooooo

You guys are too funny, just like TRC, the things some put themselves through to like everything by Prince.
M U S T -- L I K E -- S O N G !

It did grow on me. I used to skip it a lot, but then it started sounding alright.

i liked it right away . many of songs take a while to appreciate though, . and then others you never like (like pheromone for me ).

may the best of your todays be the worst of your tomorrows...

Not really one of my favs.