The Beautiful Ones
... and Computer Blue - close second.

The Beautiful ones!!!!!!

GIOShokadelica said:

nursev said:

I Would Die 4 U(I use to do the hand thingy ) and Purple Rain

Glad to know that I'm not The Only One. I use to do that, With the Hat and Everything xD DONT TELL NOBODY :S

nice to know I'm not alone

Computer Blue and Lets Go Crazy are tied.

Even though I don't quite understand exactly what Computer Blue is about...the song is just so amazing. I find myself listening to both songs as I leave my house at 4AM to walk to work in the pitch dark. Even though I live in a somewhat bad area, am a young female, and have head phones in so someone could easily attack me - I still play those songs as loud as possible and feel like i'm in another world when they play. We only live once

The Beautiful Ones is my favorite

Darling nikki for sure

Computer Blueeeeeeeee

thedance said:

the only song I find weak is the one by Dez, "Modernaire"....

blasphemie!!

That song it cool

nursev said:

I Would Die 4 U (I use to do the hand thingy ) and Purple Rain

This song was playing and my friend started to do the hand signs, she looked at me and was like how does it go?

I was no it like this....

im sush a loser

I love "Take Me With U".

You said favourite song from the movie, so I'm gonna say Father's Song, 'cause I only get to hear it when I watch the film!

Ooh it's such a close tie between the beautiful ones and darling nikki, seriously can't decide.

SquirrelMeat said:

Tough!

My favourite song is The Beautiful Ones.

My favourite performance is Computer Blue/Darling Nikki.

My favourite moment is "The password is what??"

I'm with u squirrelMeat, it's hard to pick favorites!

My favorite has and always will be: "Computer Blue"

I learned that if you're a creep and do inexplainable things you'll get the girl.

If you Know how To play 30 Instruments And Use A lot of Eyeliner And have A beautiful Smile, That will help Too

Favorite performance = Computer Blue

Favorite vocals = The Beautiful Ones

If I have to choose between the 2 then, ug, rrmr, um, it's tough, hmm, ok: The Beautiful Ones

GIOShokadelica said:

I learned that if you're a creep and do inexplainable things you'll get the girl.

If you Know how To play 30 Instruments And Use A lot of Eyeliner And have A beautiful Smile, That will help Too

ufoclub said:

Most exciting one in the movie is the opening "Let's Go Crazy". I like the extended performance with all the edits introducing the setting and the characters and how it jumps around in time. I like Prince doing his robot bends aerobics and his scream before stomping the keys.

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This is my favorite part as well, sets the tone for the movie and I love this version of Let's go Crazy over the album version.

nonewhat said:

Computer Blue and Lets Go Crazy are tied.

Even though I don't quite understand exactly what Computer Blue is about...the song is just so amazing. I find myself listening to both songs as I leave my house at 4AM to walk to work in the pitch dark. Even though I live in a somewhat bad area, am a young female, and have head phones in so someone could easily attack me - I still play those songs as loud as possible and feel like i'm in another world when they play. We only live once

that's why you have 2 listen 2 the 14min version of Computer Blue with the Hallway poem

'The Beautiful Ones' and 'Computer Blue' - why oh why doesn't he play the latter anymore?

On a side note, watching this film recently after a long time it struck me how ridiculous P looked in those clothes. He tries to play it as if it''s totally normal for a guy to be wandering around 'the hood' looking like a lost extra from the set of 'Amadeus' (he tries to be a badass like in some James Dean film but dresses not unlike somebody from Culture Club - it's just ridiculous!. I laughed my arse off when he was described as Kermit the Frog on a harley. I like the part when he dresses like a guy who is genuinely in turmoil like when he was in his tank top and eating Doritos - it makes the whole movie more believable and adds more pathos to the story.

Before anybody reminds me that he did, in fact, go around Minneapolis back in the day dressed in his Uptown get-up, in my opinion it simply detracts from the guy's story and most importantly his music, which he always says is his main focus. Nowadays, his music comes before the look, which suits me fine.

thedance said:

maybe a boring answer to you (?)...

but I really ALL the Prince songs...

the only song I find weak is the one by Dez, "Modernaire"....

I agree. Corny song.

Purple Rain followed by Computer Blue

nyse said:

LifeCanBeSoNice21 said:

One of my fave scenes too, its like he gets back at Appollonia but then is like ''shit maybe that wasnt such a good idea'' and then gets angry with himself

he has that same look when he storms off the stage after performing purple rain ! !

Yeah, the emotion and passion in thoz two moments. I can see P actually BEING that way ( in actual life ).

SquirrelMeat said:

Tough!

My favourite song is The Beautiful Ones.

My favourite performance is Computer Blue/Darling Nikki.

My favourite moment is "The password is what??"

... co-sign

bigbrother said:

'The Beautiful Ones' and 'Computer Blue' - why oh why doesn't he play the latter anymore?

On a side note, watching this film recently after a long time it struck me how ridiculous P looked in those clothes. He tries to play it as if it''s totally normal for a guy to be wandering around 'the hood' looking like a lost extra from the set of 'Amadeus' (he tries to be a badass like in some James Dean film but dresses not unlike somebody from Culture Club - it's just ridiculous!. I laughed my arse off when he was described as Kermit the Frog on a harley. I like the part when he dresses like a guy who is genuinely in turmoil like when he was in his tank top and eating Doritos - it makes the whole movie more believable and adds more pathos to the story.

Before anybody reminds me that he did, in fact, go around Minneapolis back in the day dressed in his Uptown get-up, in my opinion it simply detracts from the guy's story and most importantly his music, which he always says is his main focus. Nowadays, his music comes before the look, which suits me fine.

That's 1 he could only do withthe Revolution

I've only like hearing the Beautiful Ones performed in 1984/85

Even the version he did with Misty was just watered down, there was no layers to it

OldFriends4Sale said:

bigbrother said:

'The Beautiful Ones' and 'Computer Blue' - why oh why doesn't he play the latter anymore?

On a side note, watching this film recently after a long time it struck me how ridiculous P looked in those clothes. He tries to play it as if it''s totally normal for a guy to be wandering around 'the hood' looking like a lost extra from the set of 'Amadeus' (he tries to be a badass like in some James Dean film but dresses not unlike somebody from Culture Club - it's just ridiculous!. I laughed my arse off when he was described as Kermit the Frog on a harley. I like the part when he dresses like a guy who is genuinely in turmoil like when he was in his tank top and eating Doritos - it makes the whole movie more believable and adds more pathos to the story.

Before anybody reminds me that he did, in fact, go around Minneapolis back in the day dressed in his Uptown get-up, in my opinion it simply detracts from the guy's story and most importantly his music, which he always says is his main focus. Nowadays, his music comes before the look, which suits me fine.

That's 1 he could only do withthe Revolution

I've only like hearing the Beautiful Ones performed in 1984/85

Even the version he did with Misty was just watered down, there was no layers to it

agreed, when he performs the Beautiful Ones now it doesnt seem to have as much emotion as back in 84/85

nursev said:

hmmm. I m gonna go with Puple rain as far as the movie goes (I still like the emotion and drama that came with the performance/scene). As far as the soundtrack, im going with when doves cry all day every day