During this morning's Howard Stern show, Stern, along with Robin Quivers, gave props to the Musicology album. He played a few tracks, including Musicology, IPCPC, Call My Name, What Do U Want Me 2 Do. The tracks all sounded amazingly good on the air, by the way. In Stern's words, the material was 'good stuff', and he commented on how much he likes Prince's music and on how he would like to see him in concert. More good exposure folks!

I just hate that he talked over the whole fucking thing But Stern exposure is usually good exposure

Well, what can I say? I Love HOWARD..Howard is Sooo Cool! Always Honest never puts on Airs and doesn't Care who he Offends. I just Crack up with Howard.

yeah, P should go on his show, Howard would kiss his ass, like he does all his guests, then he would trash him later.

LOl

kaoboy72 said:

Don't know If this is the same show that I heard, but it was hilarious!
First, Howard has stated many times that he loves P, thinks he is an amazing guitarist, and has said "purple rain" was the best song of the 80's beacause it was so emotional. This is just another reason I love Howard.
He said he will always give new P material a chance.
Anyway, Howard played snippets from "Musiciology" while imagining having the newly divorced Rebecca Romijn over to his apartment. He talked about how she would dance in her undies to the first few songs (except AMD; he said girls love to dance to P) and when "Call My name" came on, he said "Oh, we're in bed now".
This was a classic Howard bit, with P in the background. Too bad it probably will be years before they replay it on "best of".

4nowneway said:

AT LEAST HE PROBABLY NOT ASK PRINCE SO SHOW BOOBS

POOK said:

The other funny thing about that bit was Howard talking about how he would loosen up rebecca by smoking weed with her as Musicology played. There were bong noises being played in the background.

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I thought Howard's radio show was cancelled (?)

No (not yet at least).....Clear Channel took it off the airwaves in I think 6 of its markets. Its still on in some 35 other markets. In LA its broadcast by Infinity and it has not been pulled.....yet. If the FCC gets their way though, then he will be completely pulled and will most likely move over to satellite radio where the FCC rules don't RULE the airwaves