Silvertongue7 said:

I predict by 2040, Music will be grunting to a beat and the performers will be covered from head to toe in gold and diamonds and wear clothes with ads of corporations like Microsoft, Coke and Trump.

That will be the male performers. The women will be completely naked. They will also have been surgically transformed into all-ass. They will be tweaking, singing asses, and all other body parts will be considered superfluous for female celebrities.

SNIP STRIKE WHAT THE FUCK!! -OF4S

You are racist.

You need to be banned.

Adorecream said:

Silvertongue7 said:

That will be the male performers. The women will be completely naked. They will also have been surgically transformed into all-ass. They will be tweaking, singing asses, and all other body parts will be considered superfluous for female celebrities.

SNIP STRIKE WHAT THE FUCK!! -OF4S

You are also misogynistic.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

You are also misogynistic.

But worst of all He is gay. Burn this witch. (it's a joke, I'm gay myself, before you ask for my head)

thisisreece said:

In my opinion, The Rainbow Children. Lotusflower is almost there.

Yup.

Art Official Age.

rusty1 said:

When i listen to Prince's music, in my car, i go to the True classics. Any of his old music from 79 to 88. I don't say i've got to listen to Musicology or 3121 etc.. Those albums are average at best , in my opinion. This thread started with his last GREAT album.. The general public don't really know his post 2000 music. There wasn't one album the critics said were great or Groundbreaking past 1987. Again, Prince had his share of good music post 89 but nothing great. I felt that total connection to his 80's music. i've been a fan since 1984 & everything he did then was high level material. There were albums from 1989 on that felt like half baked ideas. The bottom line is i'll keep on enjoying his 1979 to 88 era with those B-sides etc.. The rest of u can enjoy hit & run 2 & 3121.. I've noticed a majority of fans on here think His music post 80's material matches his classic era. In my opinion it doesn't even come close at all. There will never be a post 80's Prince album that will be on any best lists of all time. It is because he's had good moments since 89 not great ones

There is so much wrong with some of the comments in here, I don't even know where to begin. First of all, every decade and era of music has had its share of forgettable pop music. As time goes on, people continue holding up the best artists of each period, and the rest are forgotten or seen as novelties. Just because you don't like the artists on the charts today doesn't mean there isn't a plethora of fantastic music out there waiting to be heard (and thanks to the internet, it's easier to find and listen to than ever before, so there are no excuses). Secondly, you're putting down pop performers for using their sexuality while you're on a Prince message board The dude had undeniable talent but he certainly wasn't above writhing around on a bed himself. Also, did you forget about Vanity 6? Carmen Electra? Prince wasn't above female performers using their sexuality to complement their music, nor is there anything wrong with that. Of course, the objectification & marketing of women is a whole complex issue for another day, but I don't think women should be treated with contempt for embracing their sexuality on their terms.

I love Prince as much as anyone else here, but I think some of his fans (and even the artist himself at times) have very elitist and antiquated views when it comes to music. Let people perform how they want to perform, and let listeners enjoy what they want to enjoy. You and me ain't better than anyone just because we listen to Prince.

mbdtyler said:

There is so much wrong with some of the comments in here, I don't even know where to begin. First of all, every decade and era of music has had its share of forgettable pop music. As time goes on, people continue holding up the best artists of each period, and the rest are forgotten or seen as novelties. Just because you don't like the artists on the charts today doesn't mean there isn't a plethora of fantastic music out there waiting to be heard (and thanks to the internet, it's easier to find and listen to than ever before, so there are no excuses). Secondly, you're putting down pop performers for using their sexuality while you're on a Prince message board The dude had undeniable talent but he certainly wasn't above writhing around on a bed himself. Also, did you forget about Vanity 6? Carmen Electra? Prince wasn't above female performers using their sexuality to complement their music, nor is there anything wrong with that. Of course, the objectification & marketing of women is a whole complex issue for another day, but I don't think women should be treated with contempt for embracing their sexuality on their terms.

I love Prince as much as anyone else here, but I think some of his fans (and even the artist himself at times) have very elitist and antiquated views when it comes to music. Let people perform how they want to perform, and let listeners enjoy what they want to enjoy. You and me ain't better than anyone just because we listen to Prince.

You said it all.

mbdtyler said:

Nicely said.

mbdtyler said:

There is so much wrong with some of the comments in here, I don't even know where to begin. First of all, every decade and era of music has had its share of forgettable pop music. As time goes on, people continue holding up the best artists of each period, and the rest are forgotten or seen as novelties. Just because you don't like the artists on the charts today doesn't mean there isn't a plethora of fantastic music out there waiting to be heard (and thanks to the internet, it's easier to find and listen to than ever before, so there are no excuses). Secondly, you're putting down pop performers for using their sexuality while you're on a Prince message board The dude had undeniable talent but he certainly wasn't above writhing around on a bed himself. Also, did you forget about Vanity 6? Carmen Electra? Prince wasn't above female performers using their sexuality to complement their music, nor is there anything wrong with that. Of course, the objectification & marketing of women is a whole complex issue for another day, but I don't think women should be treated with contempt for embracing their sexuality on their terms.

I love Prince as much as anyone else here, but I think some of his fans (and even the artist himself at times) have very elitist and antiquated views when it comes to music. Let people perform how they want to perform, and let listeners enjoy what they want to enjoy. You and me ain't better than anyone just because we listen to Prince.

Adorecream said:

Silvertongue7 said:

That will be the male performers. The women will be completely naked. They will also have been surgically transformed into all-ass. They will be tweaking, singing asses, and all other body parts will be considered superfluous for female celebrities.

SNIP STRIKE WHAT THE FUCK!! -OF4S

Burn me, but silvertongue's remarks get a free pass. Singing asses, at least my hoes had human bodies.

214 said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

You are also misogynistic.

But worst of all He is gay. Burn this witch. (it's a joke, I'm gay myself, before you ask for my head)

Burn this witch - 1st of all, I am a man so can't be a witch, I am a warlock if anything and I do not practice dark arts. 2nd of all burning witches in the civilised (I don't count Kindoki in Congo as Civilised) world stopped around 1750, so remember that before you call me outdated.

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2nd of all my post was a JOKE, Parody, Humour, but you guys are so humourless and serious you took offense to it, I shouldn't have posted it. Silvertongue7 who refers to women in the future as singing asses gets no comments, but my one about bimbos gets WW3. Yeah I thought the org was coming right, but no the PC goonie mob is back.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

You are also misogynistic.

And singers like Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Kiara and Selena Gomez have done SO much to advance the cause of female equality (Which I support by the way). These women choose these images and they are irresponsible as it influences young girls and women to act this way (Wearing no clothes, singing songs about sexing, dancing, drugs, being available and writhing around on a bed, the sale of those ripped jean shorts that are like 10cm long, shirts saying "Boytoy").

.

To me that is more misogynistic than anything I have said or done. Especially as 90% of this music is made by male dominated companies who expect the aforesaid female artists to act that way and promote that negative image that pushes women back to the giggling gingham clad housewives of the 1950s.

Adorecream, you've been on the org long enough to know what subjects are problematic and which ones aren't. And sometimes, even if another poster makes a small remark that's not too cool, it's just not in the same category as ripping someone apart like you did in that post. You should have known better, you DO know better because this has come up too many times before, yet you continue doing the same things. Why?

Mumio said:

Adorecream, you've been on the org long enough to know what subjects are problematic and which ones aren't. And sometimes, even if another poster makes a small remark that's not too cool, it's just not in the same category as ripping someone apart like you did in that post. You should have known better, you DO know better because this has come up too many times before, yet you continue doing the same things. Why?

Because I am flawed, I have issues I guess I try not too, but I have good days and bad days. Some things hit a raw nerve too I guess, and you all know how I feel about degrading music that humiliates and degrades the performers and the fans in my perception (But this may not be other people's and I need to unnastan that).

Adorecream said:

mbdtyler said:

There is so much wrong with some of the comments in here, I don't even know where to begin. First of all, every decade and era of music has had its share of forgettable pop music. As time goes on, people continue holding up the best artists of each period, and the rest are forgotten or seen as novelties. Just because you don't like the artists on the charts today doesn't mean there isn't a plethora of fantastic music out there waiting to be heard (and thanks to the internet, it's easier to find and listen to than ever before, so there are no excuses). Secondly, you're putting down pop performers for using their sexuality while you're on a Prince message board The dude had undeniable talent but he certainly wasn't above writhing around on a bed himself. Also, did you forget about Vanity 6? Carmen Electra? Prince wasn't above female performers using their sexuality to complement their music, nor is there anything wrong with that. Of course, the objectification & marketing of women is a whole complex issue for another day, but I don't think women should be treated with contempt for embracing their sexuality on their terms.

I love Prince as much as anyone else here, but I think some of his fans (and even the artist himself at times) have very elitist and antiquated views when it comes to music. Let people perform how they want to perform, and let listeners enjoy what they want to enjoy. You and me ain't better than anyone just because we listen to Prince.

I completely agree. There's so much great music out there, so many talented new artists. Only you won't find any of them in the charts or on mainstream medias anymore (not that you found only talent there before). But they're out there for anyone to find and the music is as awesome as ever

thisisreece said:

Adorecream said:

Mumio said:

Adorecream, you've been on the org long enough to know what subjects are problematic and which ones aren't. And sometimes, even if another poster makes a small remark that's not too cool, it's just not in the same category as ripping someone apart like you did in that post. You should have known better, you DO know better because this has come up too many times before, yet you continue doing the same things. Why?

Because I am flawed, I have issues I guess I try not too, but I have good days and bad days. Some things hit a raw nerve too I guess, and you all know how I feel about degrading music that humiliates and degrades the performers and the fans in my perception (But this may not be other people's and I need to unnastan that).

I like it, sheer honesty.

Adorecream said:

214 said:

But worst of all He is gay. Burn this witch. (it's a joke, I'm gay myself, before you ask for my head)

Burn this witch - 1st of all, I am a man so can't be a witch, I am a warlock if anything and I do not practice dark arts. 2nd of all burning witches in the civilised (I don't count Kindoki in Congo as Civilised) world stopped around 1750, so remember that before you call me outdated.

.

2nd of all my post was a JOKE, Parody, Humour, but you guys are so humourless and serious you took offense to it, I shouldn't have posted it. Silvertongue7 who refers to women in the future as singing asses gets no comments, but my one about bimbos gets WW3. Yeah I thought the org was coming right, but no the PC goonie mob is back.

Just a silly joke, relax your anus and dance.

mbdtyler said:

There is so much wrong with some of the comments in here, I don't even know where to begin. First of all, every decade and era of music has had its share of forgettable pop music. As time goes on, people continue holding up the best artists of each period, and the rest are forgotten or seen as novelties. Just because you don't like the artists on the charts today doesn't mean there isn't a plethora of fantastic music out there waiting to be heard (and thanks to the internet, it's easier to find and listen to than ever before, so there are no excuses). Secondly, you're putting down pop performers for using their sexuality while you're on a Prince message board The dude had undeniable talent but he certainly wasn't above writhing around on a bed himself. Also, did you forget about Vanity 6? Carmen Electra? Prince wasn't above female performers using their sexuality to complement their music, nor is there anything wrong with that. Of course, the objectification & marketing of women is a whole complex issue for another day, but I don't think women should be treated with contempt for embracing their sexuality on their terms.

I love Prince as much as anyone else here, but I think some of his fans (and even the artist himself at times) have very elitist and antiquated views when it comes to music. Let people perform how they want to perform, and let listeners enjoy what they want to enjoy. You and me ain't better than anyone just because we listen to Prince.

None of this tells us what you consider to be Prince's last great album though.

How about the last thing he was working on? That could be his last great album.

Adorecream said:

Burn this witch - 1st of all, I am a man so can't be a witch, I am a warlock if anything and I do not practice dark arts. 2nd of all burning witches in the civilised (I don't count Kindoki in Congo as Civilised) world stopped around 1750, so remember that before you call me outdated.

.

2nd of all my post was a JOKE, Parody, Humour, but you guys are so humourless and serious you took offense to it, I shouldn't have posted it. Silvertongue7 who refers to women in the future as singing asses gets no comments, but my one about bimbos gets WW3. Yeah I thought the org was coming right, but no the PC goonie mob is back.

Dont act all innocent.

I dont think its funny when you post derogatory, insulting racial slurs.

mbdtyler said:

There is so much wrong with some of the comments in here, I don't even know where to begin. First of all, every decade and era of music has had its share of forgettable pop music. As time goes on, people continue holding up the best artists of each period, and the rest are forgotten or seen as novelties. Just because you don't like the artists on the charts today doesn't mean there isn't a plethora of fantastic music out there waiting to be heard (and thanks to the internet, it's easier to find and listen to than ever before, so there are no excuses). Secondly, you're putting down pop performers for using their sexuality while you're on a Prince message board The dude had undeniable talent but he certainly wasn't above writhing around on a bed himself. Also, did you forget about Vanity 6? Carmen Electra? Prince wasn't above female performers using their sexuality to complement their music, nor is there anything wrong with that. Of course, the objectification & marketing of women is a whole complex issue for another day, but I don't think women should be treated with contempt for embracing their sexuality on their terms.

I love Prince as much as anyone else here, but I think some of his fans (and even the artist himself at times) have very elitist and antiquated views when it comes to music. Let people perform how they want to perform, and let listeners enjoy what they want to enjoy. You and me ain't better than anyone just because we listen to Prince.

Democracy : The sempiternal alibi to justify the megatons of shit the entertainment industry pours on people non-stop,
flattering intellectual lazyness, absence of curiosity, and crass lack of culture.

Oh yeah, we're so fucking better because of it.
I'll shout it from the rooftop, All Day, All Night.
Enlightened despotism is the only way left to go.
But you can proceed with your gratuitous benevolence all you like.
As someone used to say, may you live to see the dawn.

Hit N Run Phase Two was great and his best effort since the 90s.

bonatoc said:

mbdtyler said:

There is so much wrong with some of the comments in here, I don't even know where to begin. First of all, every decade and era of music has had its share of forgettable pop music. As time goes on, people continue holding up the best artists of each period, and the rest are forgotten or seen as novelties. Just because you don't like the artists on the charts today doesn't mean there isn't a plethora of fantastic music out there waiting to be heard (and thanks to the internet, it's easier to find and listen to than ever before, so there are no excuses). Secondly, you're putting down pop performers for using their sexuality while you're on a Prince message board The dude had undeniable talent but he certainly wasn't above writhing around on a bed himself. Also, did you forget about Vanity 6? Carmen Electra? Prince wasn't above female performers using their sexuality to complement their music, nor is there anything wrong with that. Of course, the objectification & marketing of women is a whole complex issue for another day, but I don't think women should be treated with contempt for embracing their sexuality on their terms.

I love Prince as much as anyone else here, but I think some of his fans (and even the artist himself at times) have very elitist and antiquated views when it comes to music. Let people perform how they want to perform, and let listeners enjoy what they want to enjoy. You and me ain't better than anyone just because we listen to Prince.

Democracy : The sempiternal alibi to justify the megatons of shit the entertainment industry pours on people non-stop,
flattering intellectual lazyness, absence of curiosity, and crass lack of culture.

Oh yeah, we're so fucking better because of it.
I'll shout it from the rooftop, All Day, All Night.
Enlightened despotism is the only way left to go.
But you can proceed with your gratuitous benevolence all you like.
As someone used to say, may you live to see the dawn.

jesus dude, do you talk to everyone like this?

mbdtyler said:

bonatoc said:

Democracy : The sempiternal alibi to justify the megatons of shit the entertainment industry pours on people non-stop,
flattering intellectual lazyness, absence of curiosity, and crass lack of culture.

Oh yeah, we're so fucking better because of it.
I'll shout it from the rooftop, All Day, All Night.
Enlightened despotism is the only way left to go.
But you can proceed with your gratuitous benevolence all you like.
As someone used to say, may you live to see the dawn.

jesus dude, do you talk to everyone like this?

Of course.
Did you really think the Second Coming was going to be all smiles and candies?

Silvertongue7 said: