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Thread started 02/27/14 2:44pm

Mindbells9

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According To Rolling Stone, these are Prince's Best Post 80s Deep Cuts...

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Reply #1 posted 02/27/14 3:01pm

langebleu

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Someone must have been using the office dartboard.

ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift.
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Reply #2 posted 02/27/14 3:01pm

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Some interesting choices!!

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Reply #3 posted 02/27/14 3:02pm

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Dont know about those for myself. Mine would be

15. i like it there

14. live 4 love

13. wall of berlin

12. the morning papers

11. endorphine machine

10. shhh

9. dolphin

8. thunder

7. colonized mind

6. dreamer

5. eye hate u

4. peach

3. sexy mf

2. my name is prince

1. 7

number 15 was a tossup between i like it there, insatiable, the holy river and money dont matter so that would change depending on my mod for that day. The others are hands down my favorites

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Reply #4 posted 02/27/14 3:41pm

EddieC

Well, obviously not the same as I'd come up with (and I assume that while they say post-80s, they really mean post-first name change, or after Prince got mad at WB, or after Prince stopped having hits, or something, since nothing's included pre-Come).

"Dionne" and "The Marrying Kind" are two I'm really fond of, though, and I rarely see them getting mentioned, so I like those choices.

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Reply #5 posted 02/27/14 4:09pm

Philly76

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langebleu said:

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Someone must have been using the office dartboard.

Exactly.

This list rather looks like an april fool than a serious list from some1 that has a clue.

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Reply #6 posted 02/27/14 4:39pm

3rdeyedude

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according to anyone who follows music these days, nobody reads rolling stone anymore

Dionne?

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Reply #7 posted 02/27/14 5:00pm

lezama

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Nobody's going to agree on this list, 15 is too difficult to narrow down to.

Change it one more time..
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Reply #8 posted 02/27/14 5:07pm

NoVideo

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really bizarre, random list.

* * *

Prince's Classic Finally Expanded
The Deluxe 'Purple Rain' Reissue

http://www.popmatters.com...n-reissue/
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Reply #9 posted 02/27/14 6:49pm

datdude

i like several of the choices on the list. i'm just glad it may get some folks diggin' into his back catalogue and even getting the hint to him that ppl know stuff beyond the hits. but no Space, Pheremone but Loose? I like the track but its not better than those, and I'dve liked to see them include some Lotus tracks. Should've been a list of 20 or 25!

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Reply #10 posted 02/27/14 6:56pm

NoVideo

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ahh what the hell

15? impossible.

But here goes:

7

The Morning Papers

And God Created Woman

Space

Pheromone

Shhh

The One

She Loves Me 4 Me

The Last December

Reflection

Love

3121

F.U.N.K.

Dreamer

Colonized Mind

* * *

Prince's Classic Finally Expanded
The Deluxe 'Purple Rain' Reissue

http://www.popmatters.com...n-reissue/
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Reply #11 posted 02/27/14 7:16pm

lezama

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NoVideo said:

ahh what the hell

15? impossible.

But here goes:

7

The Morning Papers

And God Created Woman

Space

Pheromone

Shhh

The One

She Loves Me 4 Me

The Last December

Reflection

Love

3121

F.U.N.K.

Dreamer

Colonized Mind

These are all good picks.. although I'd chose the title track Come with Space rather than Pheromone. And The Dance rather than 3121

Change it one more time..
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Reply #12 posted 02/27/14 7:27pm

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Their list is as random as any of ours.

I'll give it a shot:

Joy in Repitition

Question of U

Crystal Ball

Acknowledge Me

When The Lights Go Down

7

The Love We Make

What Do U Want Me To Do?

Somewhere Here on Earth

Dreamer

Willing & Able

Endorphinmachine

Days of Wild (live)

Same December

Da Bang

The Word

$

Still Would Stand All Time

In This Bed I Scream

Chelsea Rogers

Dream Factory

Love

Billy Jack Bitch

Wall of Berlin

Face Down

3121

A Million Days

Supercute

Elephants & Flowers

As some of these songs are really 80s songs but released post 80s I added a few more than 15

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Reply #13 posted 02/27/14 7:38pm

MrMoops

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WOO HOO, I co-wrote #2.

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There would never be anything even closely resembling a concensus among fans or critics for a list like this though.

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Reply #14 posted 02/27/14 10:13pm

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langebleu said:

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Someone must have been using the office dartboard.



falloff It's just so random isn't it? Some definite Yeses on there, but it's such an odd selection of songs!
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Reply #15 posted 02/27/14 10:14pm

kewlschool

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langebleu said:

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Someone must have been using the office dartboard.

This.

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Reply #16 posted 02/28/14 1:03am

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MrMoops said:

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WOO HOO, I co-wrote #2.

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There would never be anything even closely resembling a concensus among fans or critics for a list like this though.

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Much kudos to you sir. Love that track.

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Reply #17 posted 02/28/14 3:21am

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What a difference twenty years makes. Pretty sure Loose was lambasted at the time as being cheesy and out of touch, not "forward thinking". I can imagine more of this type of article as we leave 80s nostalgiaville and his 90s work is reappraised.

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Reply #18 posted 02/28/14 4:28am

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JellyJam said:



MrMoops said:


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WOO HOO, I co-wrote #2.


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There would never be anything even closely resembling a concensus among fans or critics for a list like this though.


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Much kudos to you sir. Love that track.



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Reply #19 posted 02/28/14 5:57am

TheEnglishGent

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15 songs since the name change? We can't agree on a single disc Emancipation so there's no way anyone here would come up with a list that even one person agrees with. Everything is so personal and subjective.

RIP sad
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Reply #20 posted 02/28/14 6:55am

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Meh. Any list without Pussy Control is a fail to me.
"Just like the sun, the Rainbow Children rise."



"We had fun, didn't we?"
-Prince (1958-2016) 4ever in my life
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Reply #21 posted 02/28/14 7:25am

luvsexy4all

how is black sweat a deep cut ? it was a single

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Reply #22 posted 02/28/14 12:23pm

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MrMoops said:

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WOO HOO, I co-wrote #2.


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There would never be anything even closely resembling a concensus among fans or critics for a list like this though.


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That's pretty cool! I always loved the horn part on that one and it's one of the best tracks on the album even if the lyrics are a bit Michaeljacksonian-the press-is-out-to-get-me! But that's not your fault of course.
Also like to see Dionne in the list, another forgotten gem.
But When eye Lay My Hands on U also belongs in the list!
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Reply #23 posted 02/28/14 4:37pm

V10LETBLUES

I agree with Dinner With Dolores, and certainly Dione and Somewhere here on Earth, but the rest are very WTF

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Reply #24 posted 02/28/14 5:31pm

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Van Gogh

When The Lights Go Down

When I Lay My Hands On U

Empty Room

PFunk

Let It Go (Sherm Stick Edit Instrumental)

Wasted Kisses

What Do U Want Me 2 Do?

Strays of the World

Soul Sanctuary

Joy in Repitition

Question of U

Beautiful Strange

Octopus Heart

From The Lotus/Boom/Crimson & Clover

There's more I could add, but that is what you call a "deep tracks" list.

"So fierce U look 2night, the brightest star pales 2 Ur sex..."
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Reply #25 posted 02/28/14 5:57pm

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"7" was a top 10 hit, not exactly a "deep cut". wink

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Reply #26 posted 02/28/14 6:59pm

EddieC

SuperSoulFighter said:

MrMoops said:

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WOO HOO, I co-wrote #2.

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There would never be anything even closely resembling a concensus among fans or critics for a list like this though.

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-MBN

That's pretty cool! I always loved the horn part on that one and it's one of the best tracks on the album even if the lyrics are a bit Michaeljacksonian-the press-is-out-to-get-me! But that's not your fault of course. Also like to see Dionne in the list, another forgotten gem. But When eye Lay My Hands on U also belongs in the list!

I'd say the horns are the best part of BJB, so a big thumbs up to MrMoops on that one. And I'm glad someone else likes Dionne.

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Reply #27 posted 02/28/14 7:30pm

leecaldon

I know it's all opinion, bit this list just seems so random.

The oddest inclusion for me - So Far So Pleased.
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Reply #28 posted 03/01/14 4:48am

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langebleu said:

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Someone must have been using the office dartboard.


I don't even know some of those songs. lol
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Reply #29 posted 03/01/14 6:18am

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7

Chaos & Disorder

Dinner with Delores

Endorphinmachine

Dolphin

Dreamer

Money Don't Matter 2 night

Face Down

Family Name

I Love You, But I Don't Trust You Anymore

Days of Wild

Count the Days

The Good Life

Gett Off Housetyle

Return of The Bump Squad

My little attempt at this in no particular order. Cheated to include NPG Exodus stuff, but as its an album I absolutely love there's no way I can leave those off my list

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