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Millenials review Prince music .
Stanford students show that our man's music won't fade away, even though they haven't yet gone deep: http://stanfordartsreview...-playlist/ . [Edited 2/21/17 19:42pm] Welcome to "the org", laytonian… come bathe with me. |
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I like the article, i just thought it was a little more deep, but is their opinions about those songs. | |
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I absolutely LOVE how it hasn't even been a year and P is being discussed academically.
To my mind that's certainly got to be a good sign about the public not being willing to drop the ball regarding P's career, impact and legacy moving forward.
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Those were academic reviews? | |
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These may not specifically be, I dunno, I haven't read them yet...but P's work is being discussed by musical academics.
Let me put my thoughts in a more simple way, then...P's lifelong work and his subsequent legacy continue to be discussed.
How's that? Better?
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Betta. | |
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Those were academic reviews? . It's from Stanford University' Arts Review, which is exactly how LBrent described it. HERE: http://stanfordartsreview.com/mission/ . Welcome to "the org", laytonian… come bathe with me. |
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Cool!! | |
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Some days require more coffee drinking than other days.
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I've actually run into quite a few millenials who appreciate Prince's music and are knowledgeable about it...before his passing. "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
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purplethunder3121 said: I've actually run into quite a few millenials who appreciate Prince's music and are knowledgeable about it...before his passing. I pride myself on that. My mom showed me Purple Rain in 2004 when she was going to see him on his Musicology tour. Then she showed me Purple Rain soon after that. My whole life I've spent getting people my age into Prince and its worked...in high School not so much 😂😂  | |
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"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0 | |
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I drove my son nuts playing The Gold Experience over and over in the 90s when he was a kid. But when he started teaching himself guitar in his late teens he started listening to Prince and taught himself how to play some Prince songs. He was so proud when he conquered the Let's Go Crazy guitar solo! LBrent said:
These may not specifically be, I dunno, I haven't read them yet...but P's work is being discussed by musical academics.
Let me put my thoughts in a more simple way, then...P's lifelong work and his subsequent legacy continue to be discussed.
How's that? Better?
--With the outpouring of grief we saw after his death I have no doubt that Prince's music was well liked by a wide variety of people. The music was off major streaming platforms for no more than a year or so and was never not avalible at all. You got to look pass the media nonsense and the stupid music industry. | |
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It's great to see college students in 2017 appreciating the value and impact of Prince's music. | |
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Good then. | |
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