why do peeps get excited (i mean, really excited) about the songs that go up in the reflection room? these are all songs that we already own and could listen to anytime. what is the big deal if prince plays them in his reflection room?

by the way, i'm not really knocking the room...i just don't get the significance of it.

i suppose it's like a 'recap room' of past glories, imho...

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

hmmm...perhaps...to me it seems like a lame excuse for some music in the "music club".

imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said:

oh man, i can see ol' boy standin behind the website programmer now..."wow, it looks so nice now, and--oh, shoot! i forgot the music!!!"

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

puh-lease...he in't forgettin' anything! he is just waiting til all these sheep are so desperate that they will pay for anything he puts up in there! oh, wait, that is already happening...my bad...

you know, my friend wanted to check out the site and then i told him "oh, well, let me give you my password so you can get into it." he was like "wait, you mean i hafta pay just to see if i wanna join...no thanks, keep your password and prince can keep his 'music' club". i gotta say, i agree with that mentality. shit, at least bowie lets you tour the place before taking your $$$.

imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said:

Because they are newbies

seanski said:

...yeah, that'd apply i suppose, but there are a lotta fans/friends/freex/fams/whoever who have supported the brotha since the beginnin, and even they pee their pants a bit over the stuff posted in there sometimes.

I don't know what the purpose of this room is either. Some people actually post in the club, saying stuff like, "Thanks, Prince!! I'm really jamming to Partyup right now!"

These are the kind of people that I will never be able to understand.

theblueangel said:

"i looooove 'partyup'!!! in fact, i love it even more since it's censored, it's twice as funky!!!"



....and here's the fuckin edit!
[This message was edited Sun Aug 10 19:04:02 PDT 2003 by Handclapsfingasnapz]

imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said:

Well, for me, It's kind of like the ahdio shows from year one. I enjoyed the overall compilations. Even though, I had most of the songs featured (except for the new cuts and alternate takes). I'ts kind of like having an old album on the shelf that you haven't listened to in a while, then you pull it off the shelf and listen to it for a few weeks. No matter how old it is. I haven't listened to some of the songs featured in the reflection room in years (I Would Die For You 12" version, Chaka's Crazy Life of Mine, etc.).

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

And the low quality streaming audio really spices up the "x"perience!