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Thread started 06/24/09 3:32pm

TheKing662

If Prince only released For You and Prince as albums and fell off would u still love him

And dont give me none of that corny shit like,"Yeah,because i just love his albums" or some shit like dat.To be honest i probably would've listen to one song by Prince and dats "I Wanna Be Your Lover" thats it.So tell the truth,and dont "Kiss"(lol) his ass.

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Reply #1 posted 06/24/09 3:38pm

EmeraldSkies

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Honestly,no I would'nt,because I did'nt even know Prince existed until he released Purple Rain. I thought that PR was his first album,it wasn't until I found the org that I came to know that there were others before that. smile
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Reply #2 posted 06/24/09 3:40pm

squirrelgrease

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No.

Purple Fact #542: Prince can make a Weeble™ fall down.
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Reply #3 posted 06/24/09 4:01pm

ThirdandFinal

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probably wouldn't know he existed.

Would have still dug Bambi if I heard it though

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Reply #4 posted 06/24/09 4:03pm

PatricioRey

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No way

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Reply #5 posted 06/24/09 4:08pm

Paris9748430

Of course not.
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Reply #6 posted 06/24/09 4:39pm

Cinnie

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Totally. As a collector, I think I would have dug that Prince [1979] album up eventually.

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Reply #7 posted 06/24/09 4:56pm

ernestsewell

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I'd probably listen to PRINCE more than For You, but I wouldn't be a fanatic. Not that much to be fanatical about.

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Reply #8 posted 06/24/09 7:26pm

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No

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Reply #9 posted 06/24/09 8:32pm

JudasLChrist

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Hells Naw

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Reply #10 posted 06/25/09 3:21am

Huggiebear

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Probably not, we would remember him as some one hit wonder from the 70s like Gino Vanelli or someone like Grover Washington, at the most a Ray Parker Junior level of recognition. At least the same level of respect that we reserve for cheesy 70s acts like Exile, Player, Leo Sayer and the Knack.

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Reply #11 posted 06/25/09 5:43am

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Probably not

there are no visuals to follow, no Uptown the underground scene, we wouldn't have the band interest

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Our clothes, our hair, we don't care
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Reply #12 posted 06/25/09 6:26am

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Would never have known or cared about who he was.

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Reply #13 posted 06/25/09 11:45am

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My girlfriend (now my wife) had both of these records at the time we started dating. She always played the shit out of them - and heavy-petting ensued, but I wasn't a Purple Convert. Then Dirty Mind dropped and I was hooked like a river carp on fresh corn.

Purple Fact #542: Prince can make a Weeble™ fall down.
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Reply #14 posted 06/25/09 11:48am

HAZE03

If the dog wouldn't have stopped to shit he would have caught the rabbit.

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Reply #15 posted 06/25/09 11:49am

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TheKing662 said:

And dont give me none of that corny shit like,"Yeah,because i just love his albums" or some shit like dat.To be honest i probably would've listen to one song by Prince and dats "I Wanna Be Your Lover" thats it.So tell the truth,and dont "Kiss"(lol) his ass.

I probably wouldn't have known who he was until I was much older. He would have been a one-hit wonder with a great song (I Wanna Be Your Lover) in my eyes.

Prince.org is a cemetery where folks mourn Prince instead of celebrate him and his music. Last time I checked, Prince isn't dead yet.
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Reply #16 posted 06/25/09 2:17pm

Cinnie

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squirrelgrease said:

My girlfriend (now my wife) had both of these records at the time we started dating. She always played the shit out of them - and heavy-petting ensued


Those albums still have that effect.

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Reply #17 posted 06/25/09 5:11pm

Tame

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Absolutely...There is a mean side of me that wishes that "Prince," was the last album he made and I captured him and locked him up for only me. cool

Last Night, I spent another lonely Christmas...Darlin' Darlin' U shoulda been there.~Prince.
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Reply #18 posted 06/25/09 5:13pm

thedance

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I discovered Prince by the 1999 album, so I don't think I would know him by those 2 first albums,

but now that I know them, they are really great,

both albums are 8/10 imo. love2

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Reply #19 posted 06/25/09 5:17pm

mzsadii

Without a doubt....HELL YEAH cool

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Reply #20 posted 06/25/09 5:42pm

lezama

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No... He would have needed Controversy to get close to a sound and level of experimentalism that I would have been interested in. To this day, Prince is the probably the only "mainstream" pop artist I regularly listen to.

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Reply #21 posted 06/26/09 4:33am

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I think if you had extended the thread to include Dirty Mind, there would be a lot more yesses and a mystery, what happened to Prince after the seminal record Dirty Mind, was it too Dirty for us mere mortals.

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Reply #22 posted 06/26/09 8:14am

JudasSmile

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Nope. I Wanna Be Your Lover was a minor hit in the UK, and the albums weren't released here until Prince was a star (I think that was the case, tell me if I'm incorrect).

U been bamboozled, hoodwinked, took.
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Reply #23 posted 06/26/09 2:48pm

SavonOsco

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Hell no..i always say that if it wasnt for Dirty Mind, he wouldve been no different than Switch and would've fell off....

"OMGl,Isn't that Prince on the television Saul?, is he the strangest thing you've ever seen or what?"
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Reply #24 posted 06/26/09 6:44pm

jackielove

Honestly, I was hooked on Prince the first time I heard: I Wanna B ur lover!! I loved him instantly! I don't know what it was about him, but I was hooked!

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Reply #25 posted 06/26/09 6:46pm

jackielove

SavonOsco said:

Hell no..i always say that if it wasnt for Dirty Mind, he wouldve been no different than Switch and would've fell off....



I still love Switch!!! biggrin lol

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Reply #26 posted 06/26/09 6:56pm

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jackielove said:

SavonOsco said:

Hell no..i always say that if it wasnt for Dirty Mind, he wouldve been no different than Switch and would've fell off....



I still love Switch!!! biggrin lol


Bobby and Switch were tight...but yeah, I'd still dig Prince. The 'I Wanna be Your Lover' lyrics flipped my young mental formations so much that I'd always admire him as an artist. And of course there were other songs, plus the early Time material too, right? smile

If I get to still link him to The Time, I think that might still keep him above Terence Trent D'Arby for me, lol.

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Reply #27 posted 06/26/09 7:05pm

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Tame said:

Absolutely...There is a mean side of me that wishes that "Prince," was the last album he made and I captured him and locked him up for only me. cool

whofarted whofarted whofarted nuts omg omg hmm omfg shocked no no no! no no no! no no no! no no no!

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Reply #28 posted 06/26/09 7:06pm

kimrachell

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and to answer the question....NO.

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Reply #29 posted 06/26/09 7:34pm

Se7en

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I never heard of Prince until the 1999 album, so no.

Now, if he had only release 1999 and Purple Rain? Yes.

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