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Reply #30 posted 07/17/05 8:58pm

Snap

4nowneway said:

Snap said:

Okay, to be more fair...

DRUMS: Bobby Z. vs Jellybean (1981-1984)
BASS: Andre Cymone vs Terry Lewis (1981-1982)
BASS: Brownmark vs Jerry Hubbard (1984)
KEYS 1: Matt Fink vs Monte Moir (1981-1982)
KEYS 1: Matt Fink vs Mark Cardenas (1984)
KEYS 2: Lisa Coleman vs Jimmy Jam (1981-1982) -- classically-trained
KEYS 2: Lisa Coleman vs Paul Peterson (1984) -- classical/jazz-trained
GUITAR: Dez Dickerson vs Jesse Johnson (1981-1982)
GUITAR: Wendy Melvoin vs Jesse Johnson (1984)

and Jerome, well he's his own man, just like Liberace! cool

Andre was never in The Revolution


don't you think i heard you already wink
but Andre was in Prince's band the same time Terry Lewis was in The Time
so i'm sticking with it
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Reply #31 posted 07/17/05 9:06pm

sitruk7

sosgemini said:

sitruk7 said:


Aw...just messin' with ya!



i know...someone else didnt get it though.. giggle

and i like being messed with...so be careful...i bite. wink

eek lol
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Reply #32 posted 07/17/05 9:48pm

4nowneway

Snap said:

4nowneway said:


Andre was never in The Revolution


don't you think i heard you already wink
but Andre was in Prince's band the same time Terry Lewis was in The Time
so i'm sticking with it

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Reply #33 posted 07/17/05 11:39pm

LisasBrush

sosgemini said:

and lisa is part latina so what is she considered...


I didn't know that!
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Reply #34 posted 07/18/05 11:40am

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MidnightFunk said:

The Time was the ONLY band that Prince was EVER afraid of ...

as he said.. they were like this Godzilla on tour....

The Original Revolution lineup, Dez, Andre, etc...was tight

but the Time....wins by a Stacey Adams.....


"spelling edit"
[Edited 7/16/05 16:29pm]

What Midnight said. I saw the o.g lineup open for P on two tours: Controversy and the 1999 tours. This was when P had his best lineup in his band. Still, The Time blew them off stage. Every time.
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Reply #35 posted 07/18/05 11:46am

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laurarichardson said:

Hotlegs said:


Alright now Sos. So what's you're point? Please expound your reasoning behind your comments confuse. Dick size wasn't dragged into the conversation yet but if you wanna take there what are you working with yourself? razz

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CoSign What in the world does dick size have to do with musical talent? I have been listening to a rehearsel CD of the Revolution and Prince from 1999. The are rehearsing the 1999 show. They are really not that good. Prince has loads of enthusiasm. The rest of the band just sings along in the background like they could care less.

I am not that surprised that he let these guys go.

Hey laura, could u hook a brother up with that cd?!
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Reply #36 posted 07/18/05 1:21pm

Hotlegs

blackguitaristz said:

MidnightFunk said:

The Time was the ONLY band that Prince was EVER afraid of ...

as he said.. they were like this Godzilla on tour....

The Original Revolution lineup, Dez, Andre, etc...was tight

but the Time....wins by a Stacey Adams.....


"spelling edit"
[Edited 7/16/05 16:29pm]

What Midnight said. I saw the o.g lineup open for P on two tours: Controversy and the 1999 tours. This was when P had his best lineup in his band. Still, The Time blew them off stage. Every time.


As always, I agree with you on this one BG Baby.
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Reply #37 posted 07/18/05 2:11pm

tookielv

LisasBrush said:

sosgemini said:

and lisa is part latina so what is she considered...


I didn't know that!


Personally I am not suprised that she is part hispanic by her European appearence is because i have many hispanic friends who are either white or mulatta of latin descent and many people don't understand but latinos come in all colors and therefore there isn't such thing as a typical "Latin or Spanish" look. From Martin Sheen Cameron Diaz and Lisa Coleman to Sheila E. and Lauren Velez and Zoe Saldana they are latino despite that they are from different cultures. They are such beautiful people. I just suprised that she never knowledge and not that i am saying she isn't proud of her roots. I sort of knew that Lisa is ethnic lady because I think her mother has a mexican last name which is ynda, but corrected me if i wrong.

also you people cracked me up on here with the penis size issue lol lol
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Reply #38 posted 07/18/05 2:13pm

tookielv

sosgemini said:[quote]

laurarichardson said:

Hotlegs said:


[b][color=green]Alright now Sos. So what's you're point?


its called humor...





legs.....oh legs.....help me here.. wink




lol lol lol neat picture
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Reply #39 posted 07/19/05 1:37am

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blackguitaristz said:

MidnightFunk said:

The Time was the ONLY band that Prince was EVER afraid of ...

as he said.. they were like this Godzilla on tour....

The Original Revolution lineup, Dez, Andre, etc...was tight

but the Time....wins by a Stacey Adams.....


"spelling edit"
[Edited 7/16/05 16:29pm]

What Midnight said. I saw the o.g lineup open for P on two tours: Controversy and the 1999 tours. This was when P had his best lineup in his band. Still, The Time blew them off stage. Every time.


That's what I'm talking about. Prince's band and The Time at their very best. Andre also would have made a great opening act for that tour during the "Livin' In The New Wave" era.
[Edited 7/19/05 1:39am]
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Reply #40 posted 07/19/05 4:22am

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tookielv said:

laurarichardson said:


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CoSign What in the world does dick size have to do with musical talent? I have been listening to a rehearsel CD of the Revolution and Prince from 1999. The are rehearsing the 1999 show. They are really not that good. Prince has loads of enthusiasm. The rest of the band just sings along in the background like they could care less.

I am not that surprised that he let these guys go.


dang sistergirl that is cold right there but i do enjoy reading your post even if i dont always agreed.

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You would have to hear the CD. Maybe they were tired or something.
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Reply #41 posted 07/19/05 2:05pm

Rhastus

The Time
Morris and jerome are outstanding showmen. Jesse plays guitar better than anybody that was ever in a band with prince(including the man himself)
The revolution was great, but I'll take the Time
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Reply #42 posted 07/19/05 3:32pm

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vainandy said:



That's what I'm talking about. Prince's band and The Time at their very best. Andre also would have made a great opening act for that tour during the "Livin' In The New Wave" era.
[Edited 7/19/05 1:39am]

That's so true. Don't think Andre would have gone for that, though. His pride would have gotten in the way.
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Reply #43 posted 07/19/05 3:36pm

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laurarichardson said:

tookielv said:



dang sistergirl that is cold right there but i do enjoy reading your post even if i dont always agreed.

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You would have to hear the CD. Maybe they were tired or something.

I have a rehearsal on wax of the Purple Rain tour. It's also a partial recording. P is getting on Lisa's case for reading a magazine during rehearsal's. "If u would put the muthafuckin' magazine down!" Yeah, they (the band)were lacking some juice on there as well. He was trying to teach them 'God" as well.
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Reply #44 posted 07/19/05 4:29pm

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blackguitaristz said:

laurarichardson said:


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You would have to hear the CD. Maybe they were tired or something.

I have a rehearsal on wax of the Purple Rain tour. It's also a partial recording. P is getting on Lisa's case for reading a magazine during rehearsal's. "If u would put the muthafuckin' magazine down!" Yeah, they (the band)were lacking some juice on there as well. He was trying to teach them 'God" as well.


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Reply #45 posted 07/19/05 10:01pm

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Who was more talented?

Seems like a cruel question.

The Time was great and all, and they might be quote/unquote "better musicians". But goddamn, The Revolution! That was a really special band w/LOADS of VIBE. So much fucking VIBE, and exciting and NEW!

I mean, Time songs are fun. But the Revolution is the kind of band, songwise-intentionwise, that would change your life. I can't imagine anybody's life being changed quite the same way with the Time's party music.
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Reply #46 posted 07/21/05 10:39pm

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sosgemini said:



giggle it was a hazed steamed after shower moment..i thought i made that perfectly clear but umm..well, somebody 'round here didnt get it.

wink


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Reply #47 posted 07/22/05 12:13am

vainandy

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JudasLChrist said:

Who was more talented?

Seems like a cruel question.

The Time was great and all, and they might be quote/unquote "better musicians". But goddamn, The Revolution! That was a really special band w/LOADS of VIBE. So much fucking VIBE, and exciting and NEW!

I mean, Time songs are fun. But the Revolution is the kind of band, songwise-intentionwise, that would change your life. I can't imagine anybody's life being changed quite the same way with the Time's party music.


I like The Revolution better when they basically kept their mouths shut and followed Prince's lead in making "party" music. When Wendy came aboard and teamed up with Lisa, the band started making "life changing" music. That was a turnoff for me. My life is just like the song "1999"....."Life is just a party". Unfortunately, just like the song says....."Parties weren't mean to last".
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Reply #48 posted 07/22/05 12:59pm

ThreadBare

As a band, the Time. Them jokas wuz fonkay. A good bass playin' bro of mine STILL can't get over Terry's skills. They funk, plain and simple.

As a songwriting team, the Revolution. Yes, by that, I mean (mostly) Wendy & Lisa, and their impact on Prince as a writer. The level of his songs was signficantly elevated after 1999 (and they were slammin' then, mind you) and the falling off period is staggering a few years after SOTT. He's still done great songs -- he's in the right business -- but there's been an obvious loss.
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Reply #49 posted 07/22/05 6:15pm

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vainandy said:



I like The Revolution better when they basically kept their mouths shut and followed Prince's lead in making "party" music. When Wendy came aboard and teamed up with Lisa, the band started making "life changing" music. That was a turnoff for me. My life is just like the song "1999"....."Life is just a party". Unfortunately, just like the song says....."Parties weren't mean to last".
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wow, well....

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Reply #50 posted 07/22/05 9:27pm

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vainandy said:



I like The Revolution better when they basically kept their mouths shut and followed Prince's lead in making "party" music. When Wendy came aboard and teamed up with Lisa, the band started making "life changing" music. That was a turnoff for me. My life is just like the song "1999"....."Life is just a party". Unfortunately, just like the song says....."Parties weren't mean to last".
[Edited 7/22/05 0:18am]


Co-sign right there brotha. I like Prince albums when Wendy and Lisa have little to do with from For You to Purple Rain and from SOTT and to some of his songs in the 90s. I even like his Musicology album too. Around of the world in a day and Parade the albums that W&L had contributed most I like the songs they participated very little or not at all are Rasberry Beret, Pop Life, and Condition of the Heart and also Kiss and Girls and Boys. I am not saying they are bad musicians they are good just that I don't dig their style of music, I guess they are trying too hard to be too experimential and innovation.

As for the time, I think that they are funky and I like just about all the albums. I could easily into songs like 777-9311, Cool, and also The bird too. I think that Jesse Johnson's solo guitar are awesome and could blow just about anyone way. And I think that Morris is funny and also a great performer and yes besides Prince, I used to have crush on him.

In conclusion my votes: humor and entertainment the time and personality and uniqueness the revolution.
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Reply #51 posted 07/22/05 9:38pm

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dewalliz said:

vainandy said:



I like The Revolution better when they basically kept their mouths shut and followed Prince's lead in making "party" music. When Wendy came aboard and teamed up with Lisa, the band started making "life changing" music. That was a turnoff for me. My life is just like the song "1999"....."Life is just a party". Unfortunately, just like the song says....."Parties weren't mean to last".
[Edited 7/22/05 0:18am]


Co-sign right there brotha. I like Prince albums when Wendy and Lisa have little to do with from For You to Purple Rain and from SOTT and to some of his songs in the 90s. I even like his Musicology album too. Around of the world in a day and Parade the albums that W&L had contributed most I like the songs they participated very little or not at all are Rasberry Beret, Pop Life, and Condition of the Heart and also Kiss and Girls and Boys. I am not saying they are bad musicians they are good just that I don't dig their style of music, I guess they are trying too hard to be too experimential and innovation.

As for the time, I think that they are funky and I like just about all the albums. I could easily into songs like 777-9311, Cool, and also The bird too. I think that Jesse Johnson's solo guitar are awesome and could blow just about anyone way. And I think that Morris is funny and also a great performer and yes besides Prince, I used to have crush on him.

In conclusion my votes: humor and entertainment the time and personality and uniqueness the revolution.


would it suprise you to know that lisa co-wrote The Stick? and did the girls have a part in writing Rasberry Beret? Cause i thought wendy hinted to that during the Largo show.....
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Reply #52 posted 07/22/05 10:50pm

dewalliz

sosgemini said:

dewalliz said:



Co-sign right there brotha. I like Prince albums when Wendy and Lisa have little to do with from For You to Purple Rain and from SOTT and to some of his songs in the 90s. I even like his Musicology album too. Around of the world in a day and Parade the albums that W&L had contributed most I like the songs they participated very little or not at all are Rasberry Beret, Pop Life, and Condition of the Heart and also Kiss and Girls and Boys. I am not saying they are bad musicians they are good just that I don't dig their style of music, I guess they are trying too hard to be too experimential and innovation.

As for the time, I think that they are funky and I like just about all the albums. I could easily into songs like 777-9311, Cool, and also The bird too. I think that Jesse Johnson's solo guitar are awesome and could blow just about anyone way. And I think that Morris is funny and also a great performer and yes besides Prince, I used to have crush on him.

In conclusion my votes: humor and entertainment the time and personality and uniqueness the revolution.


would it suprise you to know that lisa co-wrote The Stick? and did the girls have a part in writing Rasberry Beret? Cause i thought wendy hinted to that during the Largo show.....



i aware lisa co-wrote the stick and your point is ...? i thought that lisa just co-wrote the lyrics while jaime starr or prince and also matt fink done the synthesizer solos and i listened to the stick and musicially that isn't lisa's style. who cares she co-wrote the words the beat of that song is what makes me listen and dance to it just like many songs and oh yes i sing-along occassionally
as far as the girls co-wrote raspberry beret yes i know that they may help some but prince ran the show of that song too wink
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Reply #53 posted 07/23/05 6:33am

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dewalliz said:

sosgemini said:



would it suprise you to know that lisa co-wrote The Stick? and did the girls have a part in writing Rasberry Beret? Cause i thought wendy hinted to that during the Largo show.....



i aware lisa co-wrote the stick and your point is ...? i thought that lisa just co-wrote the lyrics while jaime starr or prince and also matt fink done the synthesizer solos and i listened to the stick and musicially that isn't lisa's style. who cares she co-wrote the words the beat of that song is what makes me listen and dance to it just like many songs and oh yes i sing-along occassionally
as far as the girls co-wrote raspberry beret yes i know that they may help some but prince ran the show of that song too wink




theres no point...im just sharing information.....information i thought you might not know.....

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Reply #54 posted 07/24/05 8:51am

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As much as I love 'The Time', I'm sadly aware that they were what they were due to Prince. Much of what Prince was during the 80's was influenced by Wendy and Lisa. Big difference.

I think both groups were talented in buckets, but I think that shine was better demonstrated by The Revolution.
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