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Sign O The Times Movie I've not watched this in YEARS. I forgot how much I loved it. (I have the VHS, and I'm putting it on a DVD, and eventually my AppleTV as well.)
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I like the HOT THING performance.
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Imago said: I like the HOT THING performance.
THE MUTHERFUCKING LIGHTS MATCHED HIS OUTFIT. The bitch was on fire. I loved him diving under Cat and ripping off her tutu, too. But the lights and the outfit, hell yeah. This came out when I was in the Navy. I bought a jean jacket and did my own version of his Beautiful Night jacket. I used smaller gold safety pins, etc. Actually....., there's a video of me wearing it, in 1989, here: http://www.vimeo.com/2938226 Ernest L Sewell, IV
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I would have to agree with Hot Thing. I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man is also killer. The org's resident no-so-fancy lesbian Proud Wendy & Lisa Asskisser Politicians should dress like race car drivers, then we'd know who their corporate sponsors are. | |
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Oh, and it's worth tracking down a DVD copy (just make sure you get the Canadian one) the quality is The org's resident no-so-fancy lesbian Proud Wendy & Lisa Asskisser Politicians should dress like race car drivers, then we'd know who their corporate sponsors are. | |
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I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man, I just loved the energy of it, and the piano line Boni plays into it.
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The film could have only included Forever In My Life and I would have been sold. His best re-interpretation of one of his own songs ever.
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Forever in my life ! | |
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Dayclear said: Forever in my life !
Prince and Rosie took that shit to CHURCH! [Edited 6/2/09 3:19am] 'twere Boni Boyer, bless her soul. But yeah, great performance. There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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ernestsewell said: I've not watched this in YEARS. I forgot how much I loved it. (I have the VHS, and I'm putting it on a DVD, and eventually my AppleTV as well.)
What is your fave song in the movie? Your decision can be based on the live arrangement, the lights, the costumes, the dancing, anything, but tell what song and why. For me, I really liked the sound of "If I Was Your Girlfriend" and "I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man". I liked the color of lights in "ICNTTPOYM" as well. However, I think "Forever In My Life" edges them both out just a little bit. EDIT: One more little moment that I love is during "Beautiful Night" when Sheila and Prince are trading off on drums (after Prince plays) and Cat gets on the mic and says "Beautiful Night, ya'll say it", and there's a shot of the audience. There's a black girl in a yellow shirt and matching head band (a la Latoya) that is having the time of her life. You can see her in little parts throughout. But I love her in that part. [Edited 6/2/09 0:06am] Those songs you mentioned sound sooo much better than on record...espeshially If I wasyour Grilfriend sounds really coolin that movie. ICNTTPOYM sound s more powerfull, too. | |
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Yes, Bonnie, sorry.
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The Cross
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Housequake! Prince and Cat are on fire and the live version has even more power than the CD version. Also, great heavy drums in the beginning of the song, go Sheila! | |
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A classic without a doubt, im about to watch it now. lol | |
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I cannot wait to see this movie...I saw about ten minutes of it a few years ago. Last Night, I spent another lonely Christmas...Darlin' Darlin' U shoulda been there.~Prince. | |
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ernestsewell said: I've not watched this in YEARS. I forgot how much I loved it. (I have the VHS, and I'm putting it on a DVD, and eventually my AppleTV as well.)
What is your fave song in the movie? Your decision can be based on the live arrangement, the lights, the costumes, the dancing, anything, but tell what song and why. For me, I really liked the sound of "If I Was Your Girlfriend" and "I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man". I liked the color of lights in "ICNTTPOYM" as well. However, I think "Forever In My Life" edges them both out just a little bit. EDIT: One more little moment that I love is during "Beautiful Night" when Sheila and Prince are trading off on drums (after Prince plays) and Cat gets on the mic and says "Beautiful Night, ya'll say it", and there's a shot of the audience. There's a black girl in a yellow shirt and matching head band (a la Latoya) that is having the time of her life. You can see her in little parts throughout. But I love her in that part. [Edited 6/2/09 0:06am] Go to Amazon.ca in Canada. They have the only official dvd of SOTT in Dolby and all that good stuff. I paid $15.00 when it first came out and it's still around that price. I got it in about 3-4 days. Worth the investment. __________________________________________________
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He wants to settle down, I wanna know why a wolf is dress up like a lamb?
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I was interested to see how they'd reproduce the camille ones live.
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I saw this at the cinema about a week before before Prince came to London with the Lovesexy tour and it was fuckin' awesome!
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I totally dig the energy and the arrangement of ICNTTPOYM in the movie.
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Tough choices here, this is an embarassment of riches as far as Prince performances, quality of songs etc...I wore the "Housequake" portion of my VHS tape out within my first 2 weeks of having it, Bearing in mind that I love everything here, I'm gonna go with "Play In The Sunshine" which often gets overlooked in comparison with all the strong material of this era. First and foremost, the film version with real drums and horns adds a muscular "whomp" to the song that was sorely needed since the album cut sounded tinny even back in '87. But there's also so many little touches in this performance: The "Hey now, now hey hey" breakdown, the cocky "THANK YOU!", the confounding "67 Minutes!" (what does that mean, I still don't know?), Cat's "FUCK OFF!", the way Prince says the words "for a girl" and finally that short but killer guitar solo at the end. Pure class. My only complain is that I wish this went right into "Housequake" as it does on the album...never really felt that snippet of "LRC" that got wedged between the two. "Because when you say annihilation my friends, you've said all there is to say" - Henry Rollins | |
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Riverpoet31 said: I totally dig the energy and the arrangement of ICNTTPOYM in the movie.
Much better then the version on the album. Play in the Sunshine also brims with energy and playfullness and love the remark: 'Ladies and gentlemen...on the drums, Sheila E!.... Not bad.... for a girl" Just beat me to it!!! "Because when you say annihilation my friends, you've said all there is to say" - Henry Rollins | |
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Lol
the confounding "67 Minutes!" (what does that mean, I still don't know?)
I always thought he said "6 or 7 minutes", like he is saying shall we make a 6 minute or 7 minute jam out of this song? Something like that. | |
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Riverpoet31 said: Lol
the confounding "67 Minutes!" (what does that mean, I still don't know?)
I always thought he said "6 or 7 minutes", like he is saying shall we make a 6 minute or 7 minute jam out of this song? Something like that. Hmmmm...that just could be!! "Because when you say annihilation my friends, you've said all there is to say" - Henry Rollins | |
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BTW, in contrary to some people here I am not really that fond of the version of If I was your girlfriend in the movie.
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Can you still buy the canadian print of this somewhere? | |
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chaos96 said: I wore the "Housequake" portion of my VHS tape out within my first 2 weeks of having it, Bearing in mind that I love everything here, I'm gonna go with "Play In The Sunshine" which often gets overlooked in comparison with all the strong material of this era. First and foremost, the film version with real drums and horns adds a muscular "whomp" to the song that was sorely needed since the album cut sounded tinny even back in '87. But there's also so many little touches in this performance: The "Hey now, now hey hey" breakdown, the cocky "THANK YOU!", the confounding "67 Minutes!" (what does that mean, I still don't know?), Cat's "FUCK OFF!", the way Prince says the words "for a girl" and finally that short but killer guitar solo at the end. Pure class. My only complain is that I wish this went right into "Housequake" as it does on the album...never really felt that snippet of "LRC" that got wedged between the two.
TOTALLY feelin' ya on that. The live version is what made me love the song. It was too tinny and dry on the album. Same with Housequake. The live versions have some meat to them. Ernest L Sewell, IV
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love this concert....though i herd that the sound was re-recorded in a studio.
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nyse said: love this concert....though i herd that the sound was re-recorded in a studio.
i do like 85' live better I thought the audio was from an actual concert from the tour, but they filmed the actual show at Paisley Park, and lip synced the whole thing to the live recording from the tour. The tour footage was too horrible to use, and can only be seen a few times in the film. Like some of the mid section of "I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man", and some very wide shots of the audience in the dark, or a pan shot from above. Seems like maybe there's a couple of shots in "Beautiful night" that were from the original tour footage too. Everything else was at Paisley Park. If you notice, a few times, his voice is quite clear, but he's no where near close enough to the mic to be heard THAT good. The '85 what? Ernest L Sewell, IV
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