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Reply #32 posted 12/03/11 10:31pm
dm3857 |
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its hard to choose.. they change dailey.. i just love prince.... ouuhhhwwwaaa! |
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Reply #33 posted 12/05/11 12:18pm
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Husky said:
IMO the fashion styles and clothes were often distracting from his music.
In the early eighties 'camp' was like the mainstream in music-video's, so it wasnt such an issue, but I honestly think his fashion-'sense' has been more of a curse then a blessing to his career:
- The nude-cover from Lovesexy and the silly Peter-pan outfits from the Lovesexy tour did surely put some people off;
- The fashion-mess he offered in the mid-nineties (pale, whitecaked face, an anorexic looking body and face, and the word 'slave' on his cheek) surely didnt help his sales;
- Nothing wrong with a nice suit, but the The Time-like suits Prince wore during the '00 - '10's more echoed the image of some cheap, not to be trusted pimp, then someone with style and class.
WHAT?? LOL. I think the fashion and style defined the era in many ways, the furthurest from distracting. It's been a blessing IMO because it's added the extra spark, I am sure it had little to do with what he sold. I mean he was not the only one, with a 'OUT THERE' fashion sense. It made people wonder, and speculate, But I really doubt it contributed to the declining of his sells. It makes him PRINCE...lol It's Button Therapy, Baby! |
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Reply #34 posted 12/05/11 12:21pm
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my fave era is the Warner Bros era, 1978-1995.
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