Does anyone have a list of specials Prince has had over the years (The Beautiful Experience, The Ryde Dyvine, etc.) and their contents? I need help discerning between the music videos played during them and his actual promotional videos for singles.

Thanks.
Rob

The Ryde Dyvine:
The Ryde Dyvine (The Crayons)
Everybody Get On Up (Carmen Electra)
Let's Get Satisfied (George Clinton)
Tender Heart (Rosie Gaines)
You Will Be Moved (Mavis Staples)
Sexy MF
Love 2 The 9's
Damn U
Eye Wanna Melt With U
3 Chains O' Gold
The Sacrifice Of Victor

The Sacrifice of Victor:
The Ride (On video)
Poor Goo
Honky Tonk Woman
Bambi
Jailhouse Rock (On video)
The Undertaker (On video)
I'll Take You There
Well Done
Calling You
Soldier Of The Lord (On video)
Heart In My Hand (On video)
Deuce And A Quarter
Call The Law (On video)
Johnny
House In Order (On video)
Come
Endorphinemachine
Peach (On video)

The Beautiful Experience:
Interactive (On video)
Days Of Wild (On video)
Now (On video)
The Ride
The Jam (On video)
I Believe In You
Shhh! (On video)
What'd I Say?
Peak The Technique
Martial Law
None Of Your Business

Come
Race
Acknowledge Me
Pheromone
Loose
Papa
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
Beautiful

Love 4 One Another:
Rock N'Roll Is Alive
Days Of Wild
Inner City Blues
The Ride
The Jam
Gold

Emancipation Concert:
Jam Of The Year
Purple Rain
Get Yo Groove On
Joy In Repetition
If I Was Your Girlfriend
One Of Us

ok what do u mean by "on video"?

Is The Ryde Devine the same as from Live at The Aladdin? Cuz damn I want that version so bad

nursev said:

I so want an answer

nursev said:

"The Ryde Dyvine" ABC Broadcast - Paisley Park : November / December 1992 (Broadcast 19th December 1992)

The Ryde Dyvine [The Crayons] / Everybody Get On Up [Carmen Electra] / Get Satisfied [George Clinton] / My Tender Heart [Rosie Gaines] / You Will Be Moved [Mavis Staples] / Sexy MF (including Love 2 The 9's / Damn U / Eye Wanna Melt With U - 3 Chains O' Gold / The Sacrifice Of Victor

squirrelgrease said:

So No

majic said:

I just meant that is what was released, the actual concerts had more songs.

thanks for the link; unfortunately, a lot of the articles thee aren't written. from what i have seen, is it true that 18 & over/Zannalee/empty room are truly unreleased?

majic said:[quote]thanks for the link; unfortunately, a lot of the articles thee aren't written. from what i have seen, is it true that 18 & over/Zannalee/empty room are truly unreleased?[/quote]

Not officialy, but there are a lot of video that haven't been, for example I Hate U, Pussy Control, I Like It There, Same December, ...

motherfunka said:

Not officialy, but there are a lot of video that haven't been, for example I Hate U, Pussy Control, I Like It There, Same December

Now I'm confused more. I know that I Like It There was released on NPGMC...and I assumed I Hate U was released since it was a single anyway. Damn I wish Housequake was still around...

squirrelgrease said:

nursev said:

I so want an answer

"The Ryde Dyvine" ABC Broadcast - Paisley Park : November / December 1992 (Broadcast 19th December 1992) The Ryde Dyvine [The Crayons] / Everybody Get On Up [Carmen Electra] / Get Satisfied [George Clinton] / My Tender Heart [Rosie Gaines] / You Will Be Moved [Mavis Staples] / Sexy MF (including Love 2 The 9's / Damn U / Eye Wanna Melt With U - 3 Chains O' Gold / The Sacrifice Of Victor

I have this information about another ABC broadcast...

It was a 40 minute film entitled Act 1 and was first broadcast on 18th December 1992, as part of ABC's 'In Concert' series.

The film mixes fictional parts, with interviews and video clips from the album. It starts with a video of '2 Whom It May Concern.' It then shows Mayte walking back to her palace with bodyguards. The rest of this part features Mayte taking a bath with servant girls, her father getting stabbed to death, and then Mayte riding across an Egyptian desert.

Act 1 then continues with video clips of 'Love 2 The 9's,' 'The Morning Papers,' 'The Continental,' 'Damn U,' and '7,' interspersed with interview clips from various NPG members. They talk about Prince and his studio work, life on the road and Mayte. They question her role in the band, at which point Mayte appears, explaining how she met Prince and how she influenced the album.

Most of the footage in this film was later used in the home video/laserdisc '3 Chains O' Gold.'

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[Edited 6/15/10 4:13am]

The Ryde Dyvine.

Broadcst on 19th December 1992.

Includes a 17 minute five song set by Prince, and one song each by The Crayons, Carmen Electra, George Clinton, Rosie Gaines and Mavis Staples.

The performance by the guest artists was lip synched to the studio recordings, only Prince actually played live.

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[Edited 6/15/10 4:11am]

nursev said:

nursev said:

Is The Ryde Devine the same as from Live at The Aladdin? Cuz damn I want that version so bad

I so want an answer

The Ryde Dyvine was broadcast in 1992, so it has nothing at all to do with 'Live At The Aladdin.'

(see above post by squirrelgrease for tracklist)

[Edited 6/15/10 4:14am]

majic said:

motherfunka said:

Not officialy, but there are a lot of video that haven't been, for example I Hate U, Pussy Control, I Like It There, Same December

Now I'm confused more. I know that I Like It There was released on NPGMC...and I assumed I Hate U was released since it was a single anyway. Damn I wish Housequake was still around...

Sorry to confuse, I'm old school. Officially released to me means able to buy it in a store somewhere. The video for I Hate U was not released, not sure if it was ever released on NPGMC.

motherfunka said:

majic said:

Now I'm confused more. I know that I Like It There was released on NPGMC...and I assumed I Hate U was released since it was a single anyway. Damn I wish Housequake was still around...

Sorry to confuse, I'm old school. Officially released to me means able to buy it in a store somewhere. The video for I Hate U was not released, not sure if it was ever released on NPGMC.

The video for 'Eye Hate U' was not available to members of the NPGMC.

Eye Hate U was the first single to be taken from The Gold Experience. Apparently, the video was not released (shown on tv) because Prince was reluctant to promote it while being under contract to Warners.

MikeyB71 said:

squirrelgrease said:

nursev said: "The Ryde Dyvine" ABC Broadcast - Paisley Park : November / December 1992 (Broadcast 19th December 1992) The Ryde Dyvine [The Crayons] / Everybody Get On Up [Carmen Electra] / Get Satisfied [George Clinton] / My Tender Heart [Rosie Gaines] / You Will Be Moved [Mavis Staples] / Sexy MF (including Love 2 The 9's / Damn U / Eye Wanna Melt With U - 3 Chains O' Gold / The Sacrifice Of Victor

I have this information about another ABC broadcast...

It was a 40 minute film entitled Act 1 and was first broadcast on 18th December 1992, as part of ABC's 'In Concert' series.

The film mixes fictional parts, with interviews and video clips from the album. It starts with a video of '2 Whom It May Concern.' It then shows Mayte walking back to her palace with bodyguards. The rest of this part features Mayte taking a bath with servant girls, her father getting stabbed to death, and then Mayte riding across an Egyptian desert.

Act 1 then continues with video clips of 'Love 2 The 9's,' 'The Morning Papers,' 'The Continental,' 'Damn U,' and '7,' interspersed with interview clips from various NPG members. They talk about Prince and his studio work, life on the road and Mayte. They question her role in the band, at which point Mayte appears, explaining how she met Prince and how she influenced the album.

Most of the footage in this film was later used in the home video/laserdisc '3 Chains O' Gold.'

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[Edited 6/15/10 4:13am]

^^interesting...i have the video of '3 chains o'gold' and didn't know that most of the video was first in that broadcast that abc did...

SomewhereHereOnEarth said:

MikeyB71 said:

I have this information about another ABC broadcast...

It was a 40 minute film entitled Act 1 and was first broadcast on 18th December 1992, as part of ABC's 'In Concert' series.

The film mixes fictional parts, with interviews and video clips from the album. It starts with a video of '2 Whom It May Concern.' It then shows Mayte walking back to her palace with bodyguards. The rest of this part features Mayte taking a bath with servant girls, her father getting stabbed to death, and then Mayte riding across an Egyptian desert.

Act 1 then continues with video clips of 'Love 2 The 9's,' 'The Morning Papers,' 'The Continental,' 'Damn U,' and '7,' interspersed with interview clips from various NPG members. They talk about Prince and his studio work, life on the road and Mayte. They question her role in the band, at which point Mayte appears, explaining how she met Prince and how she influenced the album.

Most of the footage in this film was later used in the home video/laserdisc '3 Chains O' Gold.'

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[Edited 6/15/10 4:13am]

^^interesting...i have the video of '3 chains o'gold' and didn't know that most of the video was first in that broadcast that abc did...

Too bad that some of the videos on the "3 Chains O' Gold" official release were edited down from the original.