I am quite sure that Prince does not read these forums. But possibly people near him will, so in that vein I would just like to pass on to Prince and the Twins and the Band my great appreciation for the show on Sunday the 16th. I have been a life long Prince fan since hearing When does Cry on Radio Bahrain in 1984 when I was just 14. Sadly I fell out with Prince in the mid nineties when I became a Jehovahs witness and his back catalog fell outside of my new taste range. Surprise was the understatement when Prince became PG-13. (I wont discuss his personal conversion to the faith as that is a personal matter for him) And as soon as I heard Rainbow Children / Musicology I knew I had the see him live. This year I made it. I read a lot of reveiws on this board some very well written and I couldn't wait to see the show. My wife who maybe is not as big a fan but who loves her husband, was thrilled as well especially when he started TMBGINW sadly it didnt last long but at least I have the record. Our friends who we went with had all the songs they wanted almost in the order they wanted and to top it off they got the Led Zepplin cover.(They were just recently dissapointed to learn of LZ ticket price). I think your one track itself was worth their ticket price.

Prince, you are the consumate performer. You have set the standard to which all other acts aspire. Your knowledge and execution of your craft is unrivelled in todays music world and your dedication to your fans unmatched. I didn't get to the aftershow but I hear reports it was great.

Only one last favour. Please can there be a DVD of the 21 nights. I know it was for our memories but my memory isn't what it use to be. But I certainly wont forget how you played that guitar. Pure and unadulterated talent. It was a privilage to watch you perform.

P R I N C E T H A N K S Y O U.....

theres alot of love in the house....100% agree with Him. & please bring out a DVD my daughter will watch it 4 ever & she can show her friends what she saw...