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Printable eaglebear4839 said: I hate to say it, but I don't really have high hopes that their new album will be as good as it will be hyped up to be. They have a bit of a hurdle to jump over - writing an album by themselves, without any songs from Prince, who wrote the majority of the songs on their first four albums, which got them famous in the first place. They are capable of having great jams with no Prince involvement whatsoever. Just look at the Jam and Lewis productions of the late 80s (NOT the 90s or present). Jesse had great stuff also. The question is, will they throwdown or will they sell out (like they have for years). Andy is a four letter word. | |
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i'm excited to see the bruhs reunited. i'll cop the disc and definitely the Detroit show which they'll HAVE to do if they tour. they know whassup. i trust what Jimmy and Terry have learned over the years and the rest of the band's musicianship, it'll be fonky. question is how will mainstream radio respond? it don't think it'll chart well so they have to hit the road. | |
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the time has always been about prince i guess yall fail 2 realize the majority of the the records were just prince and morris day in the studio so 2 try 2 limit him is like makin a prince record without prince on it the time has always been about prince he started the band just like all of his side projects the time members were more or less 4 live stuff prince did the majority of studio 4 them so a new record may or may not be well recieved since the whole time image and sound was constructed by prince so stop trying 2 make prince look or seem so bad when he is the time honestly | |
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Maybe we will get both a new Prince and Time CD in 2009
And maybe a Time/Prince world tour!!!!  The greatest live performer of our times was is and always will be Prince.
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kaptainkrunk said: the time has always been about prince i guess yall fail 2 realize the majority of the the records were just prince and morris day in the studio so 2 try 2 limit him is like makin a prince record without prince on it the time has always been about prince he started the band just like all of his side projects the time members were more or less 4 live stuff prince did the majority of studio 4 them so a new record may or may not be well recieved since the whole time image and sound was constructed by prince so stop trying 2 make prince look or seem so bad when he is the time honestly
Wow. That is one long ass run-on sentence. | |
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people be realistic
prince is the time . we love time for 777-9311 get it up,stick,girl,gigoloes get lonley too,chocolate. prince wrote all that stuff,this guys just just reproduces its all great but spirit of the time is prince. time album without prince is like led zeppelin album without jimmy page or like coffie without cream. i don't have a doubt these guys will do great job it will still miss that extra something...prince | |
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It'll be COOL - with or without PRINCE - JAM & LEWIS and JESSE will cook up something fonkee, no doubt and if their latest track "SEE THRU" is anything 2 go by, we got nothing 2 worry about, and I'm also pretty sure THE TIME won't sell out and try 2 sound like anybody but THE TIME...  | |
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thebanishedone said: people be realistic
prince is the time . we love time for 777-9311 get it up,stick,girl,gigoloes get lonley too,chocolate. prince wrote all that stuff,this guys just just reproduces its all great but spirit of the time is prince. time album without prince is like led zeppelin album without jimmy page or like coffie without cream. i don't have a doubt these guys will do great job it will still miss that extra something...prince | |
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Let's be honest. The Time is really all about Jerome anyway! | |
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thebanishedone said: people be realistic
prince is the time . we love time for 777-9311 get it up,stick,girl,gigoloes get lonley too,chocolate. prince wrote all that stuff,this guys just just reproduces its all great but spirit of the time is prince. time album without prince is like led zeppelin album without jimmy page or like coffie without cream. i don't have a doubt these guys will do great job it will still miss that extra something...prince As long as Jesse is killing, I could give a shit who writes the songs Now if Jamie Starr showed up. Hell yeah, but that ain't gonna happen and by the way, two of my favorite songs by the Time are Blondie and SKillet and that's Jesse, Jam and Lewis, No Prince. So I have no doubt in my mind they can pull this off with or with out him | |
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thebanishedone said: people be realistic
prince is the time . we love time for 777-9311 get it up,stick,girl,gigoloes get lonley too,chocolate. prince wrote all that stuff,this guys just just reproduces its all great but spirit of the time is prince. time album without prince is like led zeppelin album without jimmy page or like coffie without cream. i don't have a doubt these guys will do great job it will still miss that extra something...prince You obviously never attended the Tripple Treat Tour from 1982/1983, where Prince claimed to have a serious competition on the stage which told what time it was. Now that is realistic and a big compliment as well. | |
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kaptainkrunk said: the time has always been about prince i guess yall fail 2 realize the majority of the the records were just prince and morris day in the studio so 2 try 2 limit him is like makin a prince record without prince on it the time has always been about prince he started the band just like all of his side projects the time members were more or less 4 live stuff prince did the majority of studio 4 them so a new record may or may not be well recieved since the whole time image and sound was constructed by prince so stop trying 2 make prince look or seem so bad when he is the time honestly
Prince has indeed molded the band-concept and recorded tight tracks for them. Doesn't take away that The Time has defenitely proved their power onstage for a long time and without the help of Prince. And imo some solid cuts which they composed & recorded by themselves for the Pandemonium-project. J & L have grown as quality producers, Jesse has evolved as a guitarist extraordinaire, Monte did much sidework for various artists and Jellybean has shown to be a versatile musician ... he's tight on the axxe as well, and he recently formed the band The Truth, including St. Paul Peterson and other Minneapolis cats. Credit where credit's due. | |
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people no dubt the time members are killer musicians,and no arguee that they had maybe better warm up for prince ontriple threat tour but
prince wrote and played that material,they reproduced the original arangmants of songs | |
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thebanishedone said: people no dubt the time members are killer musicians,and no arguee that they had maybe better warm up for prince ontriple threat tour but
prince wrote and played that material,they reproduced the original arangmants of songs As Rhastus said, the group has shown they can write material that is just as strong. Jam, Lewis,and Jesse have all been successful with their own writing and production. Do they need Prince? No. Would Prince's involvement help? Sure, how could it not? I don't think anyone here does not acknowledge Prince's influence/impact on the Time. But just like with children, there comes a time when you have to let them do their own thing. - JD [Edited 12/13/08 8:22am] | |
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still prince is the time
skillet and blondie are great songs but can we be honest and say its their best stuff. their best stuff was written by prince | |
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featuring how many songs written by Prince.....?
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thebanishedone said: still prince is the time
skillet and blondie are great songs but can we be honest and say its their best stuff. their best stuff was written by prince All a matter of personal preference. I honestly feel that these tracks kick ass and stand in their own right. Really now, there's only place for "the best" ? ... does everything has to be competitive ? Biased and subjective. Music is about personal taste and imo there are no rules or facts what's better or worse. | |
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thebanishedone said: still prince is the time
skillet and blondie are great songs but can we be honest and say its their best stuff. their best stuff was written by prince Well to me they are 
and the whole What time is it album
One with Prince, the others without. Its all good As long as we don't get another Guaranteed  | |
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Be honest, if Prince doesn't write the songs you know they won't be any good. All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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2freaky4church1 said: Be honest, if Prince doesn't write the songs you know they won't be any good.
Yes i'm honest and uhm no, i've never read anywhere about that fact which happens to be your opinion. I remember visiting a concert by The Time in 1996, and when tracks from "Pandemonium" got played it was literally a pandemonium in the venue when the audience grooved like crazy to them cuts. Proof enough for me. | |
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Dang... I hope Prince stays out of this one. The only thing that could mess this album up would be if Prince started calling the shots. | |
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"What Time is it?!" Time for a new CD from The Time. I hope this happens, and that The Time does a tour to promote the new CD.  RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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2freaky4church1 said: Be honest, if Prince doesn't write the songs you know they won't be any good.
Jam & Lewis have written some great tracks, and Prince hasnt written very good music lately (my opinion. *i have to add this part for the fams or else they soil their panties) So if it isn't very good, we cant blame Prince non involvement, because chances are if he had some involvement it would stink to high heaven. | |
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laurarichardson said: sextonseven said: I always thought Prince owned the name "The Time" and if the guys were to release anything under that name, they would need his permission. If that has changed and The Time are totally on their own then good for them. Janet is currently unsigned, right? She should make a guest appearance on a track as a sexy socialite. Just like Vanity did on "The Walk". ----- P does own the name and they have been using for 20 years with his permission. I doubt Jimmy would be out discussing the CD if they did not have P's okay to use the name for this project. Bingo. Uncle P gives the guys his blessings. Always has and always will. “When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a Communist.” Brazilian bishop Dom Hélder Câmara |
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Except for their work with Janet Jackson, Krush Groove soundtrack and Human League, I haven't been too impressed with Jam & Lewis production and sound, nor Jesse Johnson. They are like Prince that way - no matter who they produce, it ends up sounding like them, pt. 2.
vainandy said: They are capable of having great jams with no Prince involvement whatsoever. Just look at the Jam and Lewis productions of the late 80s (NOT the 90s or present). Jesse had great stuff also. The question is, will they throwdown or will they sell out (like they have for years). | |
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Shango said: thebanishedone said: still prince is the time
skillet and blondie are great songs but can we be honest and say its their best stuff. their best stuff was written by prince All a matter of personal preference. I honestly feel that these tracks kick ass and stand in their own right. Really now, there's only place for "the best" ? ... does everything has to be competitive ? Biased and subjective. Music is about personal taste and imo there are no rules or facts what's better or worse. I've seen The Time live 5 times & they never once played anything from Pandemonium. That may be telling of their own opinion of what's better or worse. | |
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viewaskew said: Shango said: All a matter of personal preference. I honestly feel that these tracks kick ass and stand in their own right. Really now, there's only place for "the best" ? ... does everything has to be competitive ? Biased and subjective. Music is about personal taste and imo there are no rules or facts what's better or worse. I've seen The Time live 5 times & they never once played anything from Pandemonium. JoeKelly said: Review: The Time in concert at Mohegan Sun in CT 12.31.07 Thanks to Rhastus for the setlist: 1. The Skillet 2. Cool 3. Get It Up 4. Pandemonium 5. Chocolate 6. Wild and Loose 7. The Stick 8. Blondie 9. My Drawers 10. Fishnet 11. The Oak Tree 12. Jerk Out 13. 777-9311 14. Girl-brief instrumental 15. Sometimes I get lonely-one line from Morris off stage 16. Gigolos get lonely too 17. If the kid can't make you come 18. Ice Cream castles 19. The walk 20. the Bird encore 21. Jungle Love http://prince.org/msg/5/257226 Rhastus said: The Time Montgomery, AL May 23, 2008 concert review Here is the set list 1. DAT Intro 2. The Skillet 3. Cool 4. Get it up 5. Pandemonium 6. Chocolate 7. Wild and loose 8. The Stick 9. Fishnet 10. The Oak tree 11. Jerk Out 12. 777-9311 13. Girl-brief instrumental 14. Sometimes I get lonely-one verse from Morris off stage 15. Gigolos get lonely too 16. The walk 17. The Bird encore 18. Jungle Love http://prince.org/msg/5/272170 jds311 said: The Time in Las Vegas- A Review The Time in Las Vegas The Flamingo Hotel By J David Silva, Sr. "From the pulsing undercurrent of "Cool" to the rock infused "Skillet," the band played with passion and purpose..." http://prince.org/msg/5/275805 THE TIME IN NYC Morris Day and the Time at bb kings. Dec 10. two shows. sextoseven said: I went to the 10:30 show. The guys played for around 75 minutes. The setlist (not in this order): Get It Up Cool The Stick Wild And Loose 777-9311 Gigolos Get Lonely Too My Drawers Jungle Love If The Kid Can't Make You Come (instrumental) The Bird Jerk Out Blondie The Oak Tree Fishnet http://prince.org/msg/12/168572?&pg=2 jwashin4 said: The "Last" TIME ....? (Review of the 'last' TIME show on August 2, 2008) The set list was: Get It Up Cool (with extended music lesson) Wild & Loose 777-9311 The Stick Blondie My Drawers Fishnet Oak Tree Jerk Out Skillet (Jesse breaks into a killer solo) (Morris, Jam, and Monte leave the stage) Red House(I didn’t know the name of this tune, but Jesse played 3 minutes of blues with Terry and Jellybean that brought the house down!!!) Be Your Man Can You Help Me Free World If You Were Here Tonight (Monte singing) What Have You Done For Me Lately Black Cat (Both sung by Heide Marie) See Thru If The Kid Can’t Make You Come (with the traditional lineup of women from the audience) Ice Cream Castles Gigolos Get Lonely Too The Walk The Bird Jungle Love http://prince.org/msg/5/2...sg_5888414 There's also a fansite which has listed much setlists from previous shows including Pandemonium-tracks. Those setlists are from recorded boots so i can't post them here. viewaskew said: That may be telling of their own opinion of what's better or worse. Maybe, maybe not. Who will tell. All i remember is that the tracks got great response when performed. [Edited 12/14/08 4:46am] | |
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And give his blessing Prince should. After all, there has always been some question as to just who was responsible for creating what, regarding the Minneapolis sound. Don't get me wrong, I abso-freaking-lutely love that sound, and I use elements of it in my compositions, but I also know that sound will not go over the same way it did in the 80s. Not saying that's bad, I just don't think it'll be like it was back in the day.
JellyBean said: laurarichardson said: ----- P does own the name and they have been using for 20 years with his permission. I doubt Jimmy would be out discussing the CD if they did not have P's okay to use the name for this project. Bingo. Uncle P gives the guys his blessings. Always has and always will. | |
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Yes without Prince, it won't be a true Time album like the first four, but in another sense, it will be the very first true album by the members of the Time. I think they can do a damn good album | |
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