Do y'all think it'll be available to download at midnight tonight?

who knows...

honestly tho.. how many people you think are reloading the 3121 page over and over till they get something..


i bet those people who lived in their npgmusicclub "club" are doing it right now..

Sdldawn said:

funny, I just did that a couple of times then checked here and saw your post...
so, yeah, I think probably plenty!

Sdldawn said:

i'm doing it

I CAN'T WAIT ANOTHER 2 HOURS!!!

So Friday is 8 hours old here in good old europe - where is the song!!!!

I want that new song!!!!!

Greats

netzverwalter said:

18 hours in australia- but this has probably been posted already, just logged on- havent had chance to read whole thread yet.
what a day, new prince song and harry potter 7 release date, somebody pinch me, i must b dreaming!!

DAMN I KNEW IT 3121 IS DOWN DOWN DOWN AND SPARKS FLEW OUT OF MY COMPUTER AS I TRYED TO RELOAD THE SITE!!!!


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CNNBREAKINGNEWS said:

don't worry, the song ain't there yet

I don't see any changes....

well...@ least i'm not alone on this. i thought i couldnt get the site 2 work. i c the ad, the link 2 the newsletter, etc...

damn i don't wanna wait!

maybe prince popped an 'e' last night and changed his mind about releasing the song

netzverwalter said:

Well,it's almost 10 am overhere and still NO song.
Maybe we have 2 wait untill they wake up in the US
so they can put the song on the site!!

Paisley4u said:

lol, i'm starting to think that mani was the one
who had to stay up until 0:00 and put up the new
songs on the npgmc.

i bet the twins are like "no way prince, we need
our beautysleep".

Paisley4u said:

I think they are doing something at 3121.com Does the pictures of Prince look vertically cut up when you log on or is it just my computer? It wasn't looking like that before.
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merce29 said:

it did look like that before, check out the pic on top of this thread

TONI BRAXTON on the next album...

Why not... a duet...

That would B great !!!!!


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IstenSzek said:

i hope not

prb said:

It is a year ending in 7 after all.

IstenSzek said:

I think they don't even know how the work with a computer

GangstaFam said:

GangstaFam said:

yes, 1987 + 2007 = 3994 -> 3+9+9+4 = 25 -> 2+5 = 7



omg, the world is gonna end today!

IstenSzek said:

dont no bout the world, but my computer sounds like it gunna end!! typical isnt it!

..... ...east coast.
.....WAKE UP!!!!...already ...DAMN!

5:30 am and still no download...well I guess I'll go to bed,but how will I fall asleep

7kisses4U said:

drink beer until you pass out, worked fine for me last night.

although i did have the added help of 20mgs citalopram

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To pass the time tonight waiting for the download I listened to the following Prince cds:

ATWIAD
Lovesexy
The Truth
Girl 6
The Vault
The Remix Experience (Brother Jules)

Well I'm hangin' it up for now....I'll check it out later today and maybe I'll be lucky enought to be able to download the song with my lovely dial up.

HELLO MINNEAPOLIS

ARE YOU STILL SLEEPIN'

THE WHOLE WORLD (ok. at least all the prince fans) ARE WAITING ....

(how late is it it MPL???)

btw: please reactivate the DRM-Server so that we can re-download all of our files that we bought in the last few years - would be a great thing!!!

greats
netzverWalter
(waiting for 12 hours now here in austria!)
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