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Prince to air tonights concert on TV Hi everyone,
First time on the org! Has anyone read this??? Prince concert to air live on Sky Prince's hits include Purple Reign and When Doves Cry Pop star Prince will broadcast two songs live on TV on Friday as his 21-night residency at London's O2 arena draws to a close. The tracks will be played exclusively on Sky News at the time of the gig. Tickets for the final concert are selling for hundreds of pounds online, despite a face value of £31.21. Some aftershow tickets have exchanged hands for up to £500. The singer, whose career spans four decades, has won rave reviews for his O2 performances. The Mirror said Prince "reasserted himself as one of the most exciting showmen on the planet". Classical musician Julian Lloyd Webber, writing in the Daily Telegraph, called the Minneapolis musician a "great performer", who reminded him of a "latter-day Cliff Richard". Beatles' cover The star has performed a different set every night, incorporating hits such as Sign O' The Times, Kiss, Controversy and Raspberry Beret alongside fan favourites like Sometimes It Snows In April. Last week, he was joined onstage by Sir Elton John for a cover of The Beatles' The Long and Winding Road. He has also made regular appearances at aftershow parties at the O2's Indigo venue, jamming with his band and support acts until the small hours of the morning. Fans have been banned from taking photographs or video footage on their mobile phones at the gigs but many still posted clips on video sharing website YouTube before Prince demanded they were removed. Prince was seated in the audience before taking to the stage Earlier this week, the star surprised guests at one of London Fashion Week's catwalk shows when he leapt on stage to give a surprise performance. The crowd at Matthew Williamson's show were astonished when the first two models on the catwalk started to dance. Prince then began singing into a microphone from his seat before jumping up and performing on the runway. "He really wanted to do this, and you don't say no to Prince," Williamson told Reuters after the show. | |
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EverSoulicious said: Okay....  Maybe your not interested | |
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Cool, but wrong forum . . .  | |
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who? | |
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jess555ja said: Cool, but wrong forum . . .
Must try harder next time! | |
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WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU POSTING THIS HERE FOR? WE HATE PRINCE HERE!  | |
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Spookymuffin said: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU POSTING THIS HERE FOR? WE HATE PRINCE HERE!
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oh my its her first time | |
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Spookymuffin said: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU POSTING THIS HERE FOR? WE HATE PRINCE HERE!
Cool don't have a cow! | |
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Masquerade said: Spookymuffin said: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU POSTING THIS HERE FOR? WE HATE PRINCE HERE!
Cool don't have a cow! Sorry guys!  | |
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Masquerade said: Hi everyone,
First time on the org! Has anyone read this??? Prince concert to air live on Sky Prince's hits include Purple Reign and When Doves Cry Pop star Prince will broadcast two songs live on TV on Friday as his 21-night residency at London's O2 arena draws to a close. The tracks will be played exclusively on Sky News at the time of the gig. Tickets for the final concert are selling for hundreds of pounds online, despite a face value of £31.21. Some aftershow tickets have exchanged hands for up to £500. The singer, whose career spans four decades, has won rave reviews for his O2 performances. The Mirror said Prince "reasserted himself as one of the most exciting showmen on the planet". Classical musician Julian Lloyd Webber, writing in the Daily Telegraph, called the Minneapolis musician a "great performer", who reminded him of a "latter-day Cliff Richard". Beatles' cover The star has performed a different set every night, incorporating hits such as Sign O' The Times, Kiss, Controversy and Raspberry Beret alongside fan favourites like Sometimes It Snows In April. Last week, he was joined onstage by Sir Elton John for a cover of The Beatles' The Long and Winding Road. He has also made regular appearances at aftershow parties at the O2's Indigo venue, jamming with his band and support acts until the small hours of the morning. Fans have been banned from taking photographs or video footage on their mobile phones at the gigs but many still posted clips on video sharing website YouTube before Prince demanded they were removed. Prince was seated in the audience before taking to the stage Earlier this week, the star surprised guests at one of London Fashion Week's catwalk shows when he leapt on stage to give a surprise performance. The crowd at Matthew Williamson's show were astonished when the first two models on the catwalk started to dance. Prince then began singing into a microphone from his seat before jumping up and performing on the runway. "He really wanted to do this, and you don't say no to Prince," Williamson told Reuters after the show.  | |
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Masquerade said: Spookymuffin said: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU POSTING THIS HERE FOR? WE HATE PRINCE HERE!
Cool don't have a cow! We're all joking, you just put it in the wrong forum. | |
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Masquerade said: Masquerade said:
Cool don't have a cow! Sorry guys! this forum is full of pain, sorrow, debauchery, profanity and all around twaty attitudes...you desrve better.... 
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Spookymuffin said: Masquerade said:
Cool don't have a cow! We're all joking, you just put it in the wrong forum.
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jami0mckay said: Masquerade said: Hi everyone,
First time on the org! Has anyone read this??? Prince concert to air live on Sky Prince's hits include Purple Reign and When Doves Cry Pop star Prince will broadcast two songs live on TV on Friday as his 21-night residency at London's O2 arena draws to a close. The tracks will be played exclusively on Sky News at the time of the gig. Tickets for the final concert are selling for hundreds of pounds online, despite a face value of £31.21. Some aftershow tickets have exchanged hands for up to £500. The singer, whose career spans four decades, has won rave reviews for his O2 performances. The Mirror said Prince "reasserted himself as one of the most exciting showmen on the planet". Classical musician Julian Lloyd Webber, writing in the Daily Telegraph, called the Minneapolis musician a "great performer", who reminded him of a "latter-day Cliff Richard". Beatles' cover The star has performed a different set every night, incorporating hits such as Sign O' The Times, Kiss, Controversy and Raspberry Beret alongside fan favourites like Sometimes It Snows In April. Last week, he was joined onstage by Sir Elton John for a cover of The Beatles' The Long and Winding Road. He has also made regular appearances at aftershow parties at the O2's Indigo venue, jamming with his band and support acts until the small hours of the morning. Fans have been banned from taking photographs or video footage on their mobile phones at the gigs but many still posted clips on video sharing website YouTube before Prince demanded they were removed. Prince was seated in the audience before taking to the stage Earlier this week, the star surprised guests at one of London Fashion Week's catwalk shows when he leapt on stage to give a surprise performance. The crowd at Matthew Williamson's show were astonished when the first two models on the catwalk started to dance. Prince then began singing into a microphone from his seat before jumping up and performing on the runway. "He really wanted to do this, and you don't say no to Prince," Williamson told Reuters after the show.  that's so offensive! but true. | |
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roodboi said: Masquerade said: Sorry guys! this forum is full of pain, sorrow, debauchery, profanity and all around twaty attitudes...you desrve better....
Sounds fun!  | |
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Spookymuffin said: jami0mckay said: that's so offensive! but true.shit is he gonna start doing christmas songs  | |
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Masquerade said: roodboi said: this forum is full of pain, sorrow, debauchery, profanity and all around twaty attitudes...you desrve better....
Sounds fun! Welcome aboard! So what's your name and where do you come from?  | |
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Masquerade said: roodboi said: this forum is full of pain, sorrow, debauchery, profanity and all around twaty attitudes...you desrve better....
Sounds fun! well, post a pic, find a boo and over compliment somebody you dont know and you're in...  | |
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Spookymuffin said: Masquerade said: Sounds fun! Welcome aboard! So what's your name and where do you come from? don't listen to him, she's using real blood to spray those words | |
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Spookymuffin said: Masquerade said: Sounds fun! Welcome aboard! So what's your name and where do you come from? | |
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