I'm just wondering what happened to them after this album? I'm listening to this joint now and it was a good cd. Jessie played his ass off on this album.

i don't know the specifics, hopefully others will chime in. but they'd already started drifting apart. Jam and Lewis' production careers were taking off. i always felt like Pandemonium was put together to capitalize off of the release of Graffiti Bridge

datdude said:

So its still really the last true The Time album eh?

yup, we'll see what happens with these latest rumors of a new album

"Donald Trump Black Version' jams, very underrated one of my favorite Time slow jams, I dont know why they never play it live, Trump should feel honored

Love2tha9s said:

You got that right
Blondie and the Skillet are 2 of my favorite songs by the Time

datdude said:

Well, the movie was sort of Purple Rain part II so The Time had to be in it. It just made sense to release a Time album to coincide with the film. It originally was NOT to include Jam & Lewis, but when Warner Bros heard about the project, they wanted Jam & Lewis in.

A lot of orgers don't like Pandemonium, but I love it. To me it's the only real Time album in that all the guys you see on the cover are actually on the record. That can't be said for the first three Time albums.