that little bitty snippet is hard to tell. I mean it was made during the period a lot of those songs were being worked on SOTT/Black album feel If ever there is a time in the near future where 'deluxe' editions of these albums are released, I'm shooting 4 the Black album. Definately not on the Purple Rain deluxe | |
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"I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015 | |
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So here's what I've got from my collection: There's a 5:30 long version of "We Can Funk" that I have labeled as allegedly "recorded in 1982 and reworked for the Dream Factory". Most of my annotations do come from PrinceVault, but apparently this one did not, and I've not gotten through to the Ws in my collection to cull duplicates and check notes yet. I currently have 13 versions of "We Can Funk", so some are probably boots that begin at a different point in the original recording. On a quick hearing, it could be a truncated version of "We Can Funk #2" off the Work It bootleg.
I wrote notes to myself to check the horn lick around 0:57 in the 5:30 version with a lick in a version of "Wally" that came across my desk unsolicited last fall, because I had suspicions that the "Wally" version might be a fake put together by a fan with good software.
So, no bullshit. Just far too much research to do alone, but no inclination to disseminate recordings of which I do not know the source, nor are mine to disseminate. (In other words, no I will not give anyone a copy, so please do not ask, not even by Org Note.)
I have begun posts to this thread many times and then deleted, both because I didn't want to deal with the "better fan than thou" type of response you have given, and because I am uncomfortable that someone leaked so publicly something that Prince obviously did not want heard. | |
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yeah right so u got a seven minute version of Wally that you cant even tell if its fake or not, but u decided it has the horns lifted from another track that u are not sure of and don't know the story behind, and came on here stating it as fact anyway D-, must try harder, professor bullshitter
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The Colors R brighter, the Bond is much tighter
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. Exactly. So many opportunists coming out and claiming they heard it, but can't say anything about it other than what's already been said. . It's weird the way Little Professor and the other little liars have to make BS claims, just to try to elevate themselves in any way possible. Sad actually. | |
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bonatoc said:
Hypothetcally of course .. pr was a one shot deal with wb ... no other records were said to be planned unless i missed something .. sure perhaps the fam will work on other deluxe packages but isn't that with universal? So prince handed this in under the premise if one deluxe and done with wb That said prince sensibility shows he very well could have used the bonus disks as a sort of cb2 ... throw in moonbeams posessed etc.. and then really hit the fans with the notorious w.a.l.l.y. He certainly opened himself to mixing old with new on the recent efforts ... we know he hates dealing with his old misic ... so again being a ONE SHOT DEAL WITH WB it is easy to speculate the cb2 theory I am loving the roadhouse leak ... also recent like wally .. so perhaps a cb2 nostalgic style comp was the filler on the p deal with wb for pr .. Of course we all want 52 deluxe box sets for each record ... not likely even with the death, estate ... but pr was pre death so thats m speculation based upon recent leaks and prince lack of interest in his own past music | |
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Here's what confuses me about this post, Little Professor--I have no idea what you have or don't have access to, and if you have a Wally of any sort (beyond the 15 second thing) you've got me beat (assuming it's not completely fake). You might have it, as far as I know. But I really don't understand why, if you feel the way you indicate at the end of the post, you would have it or the 13 We Can Funks you also mention. After all, there's no evidence he didn't want anyone to hear Wally at all ever (he did make a cassette of the original, apparently, and then re-record it and, as far as we know, he kept those recordings for possible future use in some way)--so that means it's pretty much equivalent to all those other things that many of us (including you, it seems) have been listening to for years that Prince "obviously did not want heard." He never made the choice to release all those hundreds of tracks for public consumption, and we only have them because of carelessness on his part and/or someone else pre-empting his choice as the creator of the work. If you really cared that much about what Prince wanted heard and what he didn't, you'd stick to the the released version of We Can Funk and have listened to Qui Can Luv only during limited times it was available for streaming, and you'd delete every single unreleased thing you have copies of, not just come on here and act like 15 seconds of Wally is a new and stunning evil of unspeakable magnitude. And, since Prince did nothing to actually put anyone in charge of his legacy (thus transferring the right to make those decisions), you'd also probably have to avoid any posthumous releases to avoid feeling "uncomfortable." Of course, you're not going to--or, maybe you will. I know I won't--but I decided a long time ago that my desires outweighed Prince's when it comes to my hearing his music, and any "uncomfortable" feelings that gave me were within acceptable limits. That might not be morally justifiable position--but it's the one I've taken. And, based on the fact that you have all those unreleased materials, it's the one you've taken, too. If the rest of Wally comes to me, I'll enjoy it--if you've got it, enjoy it. But your having it is just as "wrong" as somebody sharing it--and someone obviously did just that for you to have it in the first place. | |
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this thread has now become so pretentious it needs to grow a beard and and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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IstenSzek said: this thread has now become so pretentious it needs to grow a beard and . [Edited 2/18/17 17:13pm] Welcome to "the org", laytonian… come bathe with me. | |
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Prince's strictness was a quality. It allowed him to keep a rightful control over his work.
[Edited 2/18/17 17:37pm] The Colors R brighter, the Bond is much tighter
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I can't wait for it all come out officially. It's not far off now and when it does, I'm going to say I've had it since 2001, and I got it from D, who got it from F, who got it from T. . | |
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"I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015 | |
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"I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015 | |
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[Edited 2/19/17 0:40am] What? | |
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"I like to watch." | |
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Prince has nerver had the intention 2 destroy 4 ever this song....the proof ...a copy of full version is circulating amoung collectors so....i take with a grain of salf all the comments from SR...because the song is HERE....but alot SUR-produced ...far away from the basic melodic a lot less instrumented 1st version ! | |
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"I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015 | |
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Oups Sorry...English is not my mother language...little mistake with my French > SUR-PRODUCED = OVER-PRODUCED !!
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love2thenines2003 said: the basic melodic a lot less instrumented 1st version! Prince put 24 tracks up that he put on record and erased. That's a lot. What? | |
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So the version that is in circulation & the snippet on the web is the track whose SR has described ...this is only the Master that was destroyed by Prince...he made a K7 copy and this copy fell in the hands of collectors!? | |
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what was so out-of-this-world about that snippet?? | |
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i thought the leaved version is the re recorded version not the original She Believed in Fairytales and Princes, He Believed the voices coming from his stereo
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love2thenines2003 said:
So the version that is in circulation & the snippet on the web is the track whose SR has described ...this is only the Master that was destroyed by Prince...he made a K7 copy and this copy fell in the hands of collectors!? Susan will have to say, did he record voice and piano, stop to make a cassette, fill up 22 more tracks, then erace. Or, did he make a cassette after the song was complete with 24 track and erase. If it's the former Susan would have praised Jesus, but if it's the latter then it seems the original would be quite busy. What? | |
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24 tracks can be filled up quite easily with not much going on - for example, one track used for kick, one used for snare and so on. Prince also heavily layered his BVs, so that would account for a lot of tracks too. | |
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jjam said: 24 tracks can be filled up quite easily with not much going on - for example, one track used for kick, one used for snare and so on. Prince also heavily layered his BVs, so that would account for a lot of tracks too. I'm going by this piece of the piece that OldFriends posted on the previous page. "He added extraneous instruments to diminished the songs clarity. A percussion part that cluttered the verse, detracting from the lyrics. Don't you think it was better before, Prince?" Rogers said. "Maybe we should stop" He ignored her, adding the synthizer riff. Soon it became clear to her: He was intentionally destroying the song. After larding the piece with additional instruments, he finally spoke. "Now put all 24 Channels on record and erase it." he told Rogers" What? | |
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