I was wondering what was going to take the place of the flat earth thread!

GeorgieAto said:

last week i was in a used record store looking for rare albums and i came across an album by Prince that i had never heard of before called Purple Rain (it's the one with the motorbike on the cover)

it's very exciting when you can find a rare gem like this...i had thought Prince's debut album was called "Musicology" but i looked at the back of the Purple Rain album and it states 1984! and i could not believe my eyes that he was around that long..but anyway i recommend this album for all fans who have not heard it...it may be hard to track down but maybe you will be lucky and find it in a used to record store

WTF?????

GeorgieAto said:

Thank you all for the nice comments...i am sorry to report i went to 3 more record stores today and did not find The Gold Experience by Prince but i am glad to report a friend of mine sent me a recording from that album called "pop life" and i love it! I am hoping the rest of The Gold Experience by Prince will as good as that song from it is....i still promise a review on Prince.org of the album as soon as i find it

You should amp up the funny factor again, Georgie!

And we all know 'Pop Life' is the b-side of the 'Scarlet Pussy'-single.

Pentacle said:

GeorgieAto said:

Thank you all for the nice comments...i am sorry to report i went to 3 more record stores today and did not find The Gold Experience by Prince but i am glad to report a friend of mine sent me a recording from that album called "pop life" and i love it! I am hoping the rest of The Gold Experience by Prince will as good as that song from it is....i still promise a review on Prince.org of the album as soon as i find it

You should amp up the funny factor again, Georgie!

And we all know 'Pop Life' is the b-side of the 'Scarlet Pussy'-single.

Sure, but most are unaware that Eric Clapton plays bass on both those tracks since he recorded under the name Chris Gaines. 1982 was such a great year for music. If you get a chance, seek out the Pop Life remix that features LL Cool J rapping about Donald Trump. That one's ahead of it's time by decades!!

djThunderfunk said:

Pentacle said:

You should amp up the funny factor again, Georgie!

And we all know 'Pop Life' is the b-side of the 'Scarlet Pussy'-single.

Sure, but most are unaware that Eric Clapton plays bass on both those tracks since he recorded under the name Chris Gaines. 1982 was such a great year for music. If you get a chance, seek out the Pop Life remix that features LL Cool J rapping about Donald Trump. That one's ahead of it's time by decades!!

Whats going on

djThunderfunk said:

Pentacle said:

You should amp up the funny factor again, Georgie!

And we all know 'Pop Life' is the b-side of the 'Scarlet Pussy'-single.

Sure, but most are unaware that Eric Clapton plays bass on both those tracks since he recorded under the name Chris Gaines. 1982 was such a great year for music. If you get a chance, seek out the Pop Life remix that features LL Cool J rapping about Donald Trump. That one's ahead of it's time by decades!!

Right, right, it WAS Eric Clapton on those tracks. And because the 'don't talk 2 Prince'-rule was strictly enforced in '81/'82 - after he had become a global superstar with the Bambi-single, Eric wasn't able to tell Prince about that great track While My Guitar Gently Weeps*, and therefore Prince never heard it until a few years back.

* on which Eric plays Hammond organ.

And you ever noticed that LL gives off a definite Under The Cherry Moon vibe in NCIS?

Pentacle said:

djThunderfunk said:

Pentacle said:

You should amp up the funny factor again, Georgie!

And we all know 'Pop Life' is the b-side of the 'Scarlet Pussy'-single.

Sure, but most are unaware that Eric Clapton plays bass on both those tracks since he recorded under the name Chris Gaines. 1982 was such a great year for music. If you get a chance, seek out the Pop Life remix that features LL Cool J rapping about Donald Trump. That one's ahead of it's time by decades!!

Really? i was not aware of that.

214 said:

djThunderfunk said:

Sure, but most are unaware that Eric Clapton plays bass on both those tracks since he recorded under the name Chris Gaines. 1982 was such a great year for music. If you get a chance, seek out the Pop Life remix that features LL Cool J rapping about Donald Trump. That one's ahead of it's time by decades!!

Really? i was not aware of that.

They are both joking , behave lol.

Guitarhero said:

214 said:

Really? i was not aware of that.

They are both joking , behave lol.

Ohh those bitches laughed in my face.

NorthC said:

Pentacle said:

GeorgieAto said:

Thank you all for the nice comments...i am sorry to report i went to 3 more record stores today and did not find The Gold Experience by Prince but i am glad to report a friend of mine sent me a recording from that album called "pop life" and i love it! I am hoping the rest of The Gold Experience by Prince will as good as that song from it is....i still promise a review on Prince.org of the album as soon as i find it

You should amp up the funny factor again, Georgie!

And we all know 'Pop Life' is the b-side of the 'Scarlet Pussy'-single.

Damn. Now we have a problem because George said on another thread that he doesn't like songs with dirty words in them. Maybe it's for the better that he can't find an album that opens with a song called Pussy Control...

GeorgieAto said:

NorthC said:

Damn. Now we have a problem because George said on another thread that he doesn't like songs with dirty words in them. Maybe it's for the better that he can't find an album that opens with a song called Pussy Control...

Thank you so much...now i am glad i did not find The Gold Experience by Prince...i do not like risque songs...i may try and find another Prince slbum without the adult content...i read Prince made an album called Controversy and it sounds like something i might like....when i buy this album i will write my full review on Prince.org i promise

You'll love Controversy. There aren't any risque songs at all since it was released when Prince was a Scientologist. Some people think the last track is risque, but they don't realize that, in the '80s, Jack U Off was a euphamism for a foot message with no tickle. Prince wrote it for Cher, whom he was dating at the time, to tease her about her infamous man-sized feet. She was a good sport though, and even appeared (and showed her feet!) in the video.

If you get it on vinyl make sure it has the poster. It's not risque either.

Yep, the funny factor has been amped up again thanks to the DJ!

I love the Controversy poster, I have it in my bathroom.

After that album you need to check out Prince' last release of the 20th century: 1999,
which features an anthem for gay rights (Let's Pretend We're Married), a hymn for world peace

(International Lover) and a dancefloor stomper that warns against the dangers of TTIP (DMSR).

Phil Collins famously ripped off one of the b sides (How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore) for

one of his own big hits (Billy Don't You Lose My Number).

Huh...I'll have to seek this album out.

Pentacle said:

Yep, the funny factor has been amped up again thanks to the DJ!

I love the Controversy poster, I have it in my bathroom.

After that album you need to check out Prince' last release of the 20th century: 1999,
which features an anthem for gay rights (Let's Pretend We're Married), a hymn for world peace

(International Lover) and a dancefloor stomper that warns against the dangers of TTIP (DMSR).

Phil Collins famously ripped off one of the b sides (How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore) for

one of his own big hits (Billy Don't You Lose My Number).