I hear that Prince has a dvd coming out called IN THE 1980's..what does that consist of?

There is no dvd coming out............ unless you are speaking about a boot?

Yeah, that has "unauthorized" written all over it.

http://www.grooves-inc.co...rrency=USD

Any idea what to expect on it?

Or pretty much another video/live video compilation?

They've got it at amazon for £5.99

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Prince-1980s-DVD/dp/B003IODND6

My guess is either a cheap rehash of videos like fullasouls PTV or a cheap documentry.

chopingard said:

They've got it at amazon for £5.99

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Prince-1980s-DVD/dp/B003IODND6

My guess is either a cheap rehash of videos like fullasouls PTV or a cheap documentry.

OK. I see what it is. It's a Chrome Dreams bio. They've done other Prince documentaries. This is probably a repackaging of something they have already released. It's Region 2, so only Europe, Japan etc. No US viewing.

http://www.chromedreams.c...-697-p.asp

http://www.chromedreams.c...-654-p.asp

New Prince Documentary at Budget Price

The maverick, miniature musical genius that is Prince was at his height when the rest of the music world was mired in conformity, and his work from that time continues to astonish and amaze in equal measure. His 1980s masterpieces include 1999, Purple Rain and Sign o the Times, a trio of albums featuring incredible sustained inventiveness and quality, out of a total of nine superb records released in this decade, during a torrent of productivity. Prince has of course continued to make remarkable albums and his sold-out shows at Londons O2 Arena in 2008 illustrate his continued relevance. But the albums he made and the shows he played in the 1980s remain and likely will always remain - the highest watermark of his career. Prince In The 1980s explores and reviews Princes work throughout the decade that launched him

Featuring contributions and analysis from friends, colleagues, fellow musicians and other notable figures

Includes archive interviews with the man himself, rare and classic performances, liberal film footage and a host of other features

This programme is the premier overview and celebration of the music and influence of the man who has been known by a number of different monikers, but whom the world at large knows and loves as Prince

It sounds crap!