fiveorange said:

Two. The released version from 1994 which is an updated version of the original 1993 recording. I think the original version is far superior to the overproduced, released version.

scififilmnerd said:

Wow I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing.

Sounds quite likely as its sound is similar to the album version of The Most Beautiful Girl In The World.
And then when Warners asked for it, he could have then made the decision to go even further an actually put it on the Gold Exp. album.
So I've moved it on my list - to the March recordings for Gold Exp., although it wasn't included on the album at the time, but was probably recorded around the same time. .

Okay. I'll nail that down on the April configuration and delete the Poem option.

I've never heard this. If so, the album could have been the May configuration of Come and then the idea of an EP would probably be The Undertaker which he did indeed plan to release on his birthday, only Warners ordered all printed copies destroyed.

Despite no such known configuration being made, the idea could have been there. In fact, if there IS an uknown configuration of The Gold Experience in between the March and September/October configurations, the TV movie-version of Come might very well have been on it, as well as Lovesign as mentioned by IstenSzek earlier in this thread.

I do seem to remember an interview where he claimed it was recorded over the holidays, when everyone was out of town except for the trio, but that just doesn't jive. Maybe folks were on a summer vacation, in-between the Act I and Act II tours??

I tend to think that it was just assumed that P was going to use the one-word tracks for the EP

Scififilmnerd said:

I find this highly likely. Now I'm trying to imagine what that would have been like.

I'm thinking there probably was, but I am a bit hesistant to mention it on the list without at least some form of confirmation from Boris or someone. Boris, are you still with us? What do you think? Was there a Gold Experience configuration - track list unknown but including Come (Beaut. Exp. version) and Lovesign - in between the March and September/October configurations? Possibly made in May alongside the released version of Come, continuing the idea of tying the two albums together with a common song, only now it's Come instead of Interactive?

What I would have liked to have is the version of Interactive that has one less verse and the NPG Operator speech in the middle, I always thought it was so punchy and clever.

I think the holiday-bit was something he said in reference to the 2 January 1993 recordings

Or the EP you heard of was: :The Beautiful Experience EP (early 1994) – mentioned by BorisFishpaw
Track list unknown but 7-track EP including Come and The Most Beautiful Girl In The World.

I'm thinking there probably was, but I am a bit hesistant to mention it on the list without at least some form of confirmation from Boris or someone. Boris, are you still with us? What do you think? Was there a Gold Experience configuration - track list unknown but including Come (Beaut. Exp. version) and Lovesign - in between the March and September/October configurations? Possibly made in May alongside the released version of Come, continuing the idea of tying the two albums together with a common song, only now it's Come instead of Interactive?

NouveauDance said:

This was actually released. Its the audio CD track on the "Interactive" CD ROM. If you can still find it, you can get that in perfect quality.

JediMaster said:

Darn, of course! Thank you.

I think I have it on a CD somewhere, downloaded from the hub. I don't think I could install it on XP, but I'm sure I can get the audio somehow.

NouveauDance said:

Actually, the song will play on a regular CD (it was playable on my buddies car stereo, fo instance), so it should be fairly easy to record off without having to utilise the CD ROM itself. It was also on the bootleg called "Past, Present & Future", along with the original version of "Endorphinmachine". (also includes the NPG operator bits that go along with them!)

JediMaster said:

Even better, I have that boot. Now to rumage around in the junk room for 2 hours trying to find it

Thanks again!

The radio tape (6 March 1994)

The Beautiful Experience Medley (10:32)
Interactive (2:25)
Days Of Wild (4:03)
Now (4:46)
Poem (3:36)
Acknowledge Me (5:28)
319 (3:21)
Pheromone (4:36)


are these songs available somewhere? (on boots perhaps)?just curios 2 hear the edits on these and if they actually were different versions

Thank you so very very much for this wealth of information.

It will take me a weekend and a half to sift through all of
this.

Great thread. Probably my personal best thread ever on the
org.

Incredible!!

NouveauDance said:

No problemo!!

Great boot, by the way! Also has the entire Undertaker EP on disc two!!!

Maybe he intended to do a release of the aformentioned January recordings, but then scrapped it in favour of The Undertaker (which was, in turn, scrapped by WB)?? Just speculating.

I like Boris' theory that "Come" was going to be a theme of the two albums (or, of "The Dawn" album, had that happened). This is consistent with the "come" bit in the edit of "Interactive", as well as "18 & Over" etc. Makes a whole lotta sense.

I've just found a extended version of Acknowledge Me (6:24) that probably is the first version of the song...the released version must be a edit version of this one. There are some extra prince's screams and more bonnie boyer screams an extra line that ends with "groove"...didn't understand the beginning...and there are some horns in the end, after the "In all my dreams" speech.

go2theMax said:

Yeah, that's the original 'unedited' version (though it still fades out).
Oh, and I just checked on the longer version of Race, and it actually 6:15, not 7:00 as I originally mentioned (...my mistake).

Pre September 1994
Mad #1 (5:26) – offered to From Dusk ’til Dawn Soundtrack in ’95 along with The Funk Of A 1000 Years (not mentioned in Turn It Up 2.0) & Alone In The Dark (possibly a Dark remix)
Funky Design #1 (3:39) – tentative placing

"The Funk Of A 1000 Years"...I liked this title and it's the longest song since "Soulpsychodelicide" that was just 1 year long

Okay. Here is my chronological list of Prince’s recordings covering the period discussed in this thread. The list is first and foremost based on the information in Uptown’s invaluable Turn It Up and Days Of Wild publications. I have added information gleaned from articles/publications (like New World being recorded in January 1994).
I have also added multiple versions of circulating outtakes and released versions, placing them using nothing but logical reasoning, and of course that can be faulty. So if anyone has any corrections to point out, please do not hesitate to post them.
Released versions are followed by an asterisk (*).
I have added the times for circulating outtakes that I know of.

Please bear in mind that it is a work in continuing progress.

Relevant excepts from 1992:
The NPG, Studios 301, Sydney, 25 April – 3 May 1992
Peach*

Olympic Studio, London, 18 June 1992
Shhh #1

Tevin Campbell, late October 1992
Shhh #2*

The Paisley Park Power Trio, 2 January 1993
Come #1 (4:44) - segued with
Endorphin Machine #1 (3:51)
Dark #1 (6:26)
Dolphin #1 (6:27)
Laurianne #1
Dream

Come, Paisley Park, January 1993
Pheromone*
Papa #1
Dance Of Desperation (18/1)
Laurianne #2

Come, Paisley Park, February 1993
Loose! #1 (3:20)
No Cones Allowed (16/2) – for the film “The Coneheads”, horn overdubs by Eric Leeds 12/6-‘93
Down (Prince/Levi Seacer, Jr./Kirk Johnson/Sonny Thompson/Michael Bland/Rosie Gaines) – tentative placing, Library of Congress registration 1/10-‘93
Egyptian Intro #1 (Instrumental)

Come Musical, late March 1993
Solo* – lyrics by David Henry Hwang
Strays Of The World*

Pre 27 April 1993
BET’s Video LP Theme #1 (3:56) – instrumental version of Pheromone
BET’s Video LP Theme #2 (3:00) – edit of #1
The Call – tentative placing
Fuck D Press (21/4)

Come & Glam-O-Rama (later “Glam Slam Ulysses”), May 1993
Space #1 (5:26)
Race #2 (4:01)
Pope*
Poem #1 (3:36) – segued with
What’s My Name?*
Zannalee #1 (2:49)
I Wanna Be Held Tonight (19/5)
Emotional Crucifixion (26/5)
Interactive #1*

Come, June 1993
Come #2 (3:15) – edit of #1, tentative placing, aired over the PA before some after shows on Act II

The Paisley Park Power Trio: The Undertaker, Paisley Park, 14 June 1993
Peach #2
The Ride #1 (10:53)
Poorgoo #1 (4:26)
Honky Tonk Women (3:01) (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards) – cover of The Rolling Stones
Bambi (4:03) - previously released
Zannalee (Prelude) (0:44)
The Undertaker (9:45) - previously released
Dolphin #2 (3:37)
The Ride #2 (Video Version) (10:33)
Poorgoo #2 (Video Version) (4:26)
Dolphin #3 (Video Version) (3:35)

Paisley Park, 15 June 1993
Calhoun Square #1 (4:30)
Calhoun Square #2* - tentative placing

26 June 1993
The Mad Pope – possibly a remix of Pope

NPG: Goldnigga, late June 1993 – album completed
2Gether (3:51)

Madhouse: 24, Paisley Park, 7 July 1993 – post-production by Ricky Peterson in late August – September 1993
- o)+>: Keyboards, Levi Seacer, Jr.: Guitar, Sonny Thompson: Bass, Eric Leeds: Saxophone, Michael Bland: Drums
(Got 2) Give It Up (7:19) (Marvin Gaye) – originally titled Got To Give It Up, co-vocal by Nona Gaye
Space #2 (4:47)
Parlor Games (4:01)
Carnac* – later retitled 17
Edward (7:09) – later retitled Asswoop, then Asswhoopin’ In A Trunk
Rootie Kazootie (7:05)

NPG: 2Gether – the remixes, 1993
2Gether (12” Mix)
2Gether (Interview)
2Gether (Enlightenment)
2Gether (LEEp Mix)
2Gether (Instrumental)

I’ll Do Anything Soundtrack, summer 1993
Cast: Wow #2
Cast: Make Believe #3
Cast: Make Believe #3 Pt.II
Julie Kavner: My Little Pill #2
Albert Brooks: There’s Lonely #3
Nick Nolte: Be My Mirror #2
Julie Kavner: I Can’t Love U Anymore #2
Melissa Etheridge: I Can’t Love U Anymore #3
Tracey Ullman: Don’t Talk 2 Strangers #2
Albert Brooks: I’ll Do Anything #3
Cast: I’ll Do Anything Medley (7:29)

Bullet Sound, Nederhorst den Berg, 12 August 1993
The P #2 – lead vocal: Tevin Campbell

The Hits Remixes, 1993
Pope (12” Remix) (6:06)
Pink Cashmere (12” Remix) (6:19) – featuring Steppa Ranks

Madhouse, 31 August 1993
Slaughterhouse #2 – saxophone: Eric Leeds

Guillome Tell Studios, Paris, 2 September 1993
It’s About That Walk #1
+ some recordings with Ophélie Winter

Mayte, Paisley Park, 13 September 1993 – spring 1994
Latino Barbie Doll #2 (4:55) (Sept.)
If I Could Get Your Attention (2:47) - previously released
Love’s No Fun #1 (3:52) – previously released
The Juice #2
Mayte On Top #2 (previously “Carmen On Top”)
Go Mayte Go #2 (previously “Go Carmen Go”)
This Is My House - previously released

Paisley Park, 20 September 1993
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World*
Slave 2 The Funk

Paisley Park, 10 October 1993
Now*
Ripopgodazippa* – offered to Showgirls Soundtrack 12/2-‘95
Shy #1 (4:50)

The Dawn, mid to late October 1993
Gold #1 (5:56)
Strawberries (25/10) – with The Hornheadz
319* (25/10) – offered to Showgirls Soundtrack 12/2-‘95
Billy Jack Bitch #1 (7:08)
Chaos And Disorder #1 (4:11) – recorded on the same day as
Right The Wrong #1 (4:40)
Acknowledge Me #1 (6:24)
Listen 2 The Rhythm #2 – tentative placing
NPG Operator Segues
+ “other tracks not ending up on The Gold Experience”

Nona Gaye, Paisley Park, 5 November 1993
Snow Man (4:16)
A 1.000 Hugs & Kisses #3 (4:23) – tentative placing
Inner City Blues (Marvin Gaye) – tentative placing

Guillome Tell, Paris, 10-22 November 1993
Hide The Bone*
It’s About That Walk #2* - possibly identical with #1

Come, pre January 1994
Come #3 (3:17)
Race #3 (6:15)
Race #4 (5:00) – edit of #3
Papa #2*
Loose! #2 (3:25)
Dark #2* - edit of #1
Space #3* – edit of #1

The Beautiful Experience/Gold/The Gold Album, Paisley Park, 20 January – early 1994
New World*
Interactive #2 (2:25)
Days Of Wild #1 (6:08)
Days Of Wild #2 (5:35) – edit of #1
Acknowledge Me #2*
Shy #2 (5:04)
Eye Hate U #1 (6:15)
Gold #2 (7:36)
Mayte & The NPG: Box Talk 777 – TV commercial
Instrumental (ca.2:00) – from the TV movie, following Shhh

The Beautiful Experience, Paisley Park, February 1994
Beautiful*
Staxowax*
Mustang Mix*
Flutestramental*
Sexy Staxophone And Guitar*
Mustang Instrumental*
Beautiful (Extended Club Version) (6:25)*
Saxophone Version (Brian’s Mix) (4:30)*
Beautiful Beats (3:30)*
The Beautiful Experience Medley (10:26) (March)

Come, Paisley Park, March 1994
Interactive #3 (3:06) – segued from Poem
Endorphine Machine #2 (3:50)
Loose! #3*
Race #5* - edit of #4
Letitgo*

The Gold Experience, March 1994
Days Of Wild #3 (3:47) – edit of #2
Shhh!* - previously released
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (Album Version)* - previously released
Shy #3*
Billy Jack Bitch #2* - tentative placing
Eye Hate U #2*
Gold #3*

Nona Gaye, pre 9 April 1994
Love Sign* – co-lead vocal: Nona Gaye
Love Sign (Alternative Version)
Nona Gaye: A Woman’s Gotta Have It* (Bobby & Linda Womack/D. Carter) – tentative placing

Come, Paisley Park, mid April 1994
Come #4*
Orgasm #2* (previously “Poem”)

Mayte, April 1994 – tentative placings
The Most Beautiful Boy In The World*
?Quieres ser el mas bello de este mundo?*
If Eye Love U 2Night #2*
If Eye Love U 2Night (Spanish)*

MPLS: Minneapolis single, spring 1994
Minneapolis (12-Inch Mix) (7:00)

Spring – summer 1994
None Of Your Business – not mentioned in Turn It Up 2.0
What It Is… - not mentioned in Turn It Up 2.0
Strength – not mentioned in Turn It Up 2.0
Angie – cover of The Rolling Stones, not mentioned in Turn It Up 2.0
Glam Slam Boogie
Get Wild #1 (5:35) – tentative placing

Kamasutra, March – late July 1994
At Last... The Lost Is Found*
Barcelona*
Coincidence Or Fate*
Cutz*
The Ever Changing Light*
Kamasutra*
Kamasutra/Eternal Embrace*
Kamasutra/Overture #8*
The Plan*
Promise/Broken*
Seratonin*

Love Sign – The Remixes, pre June 1994
Ted’s Get ‘em Up Mix (6:23)
Ted’s Funky Chariot Mix (6:52)
Mack Attack Message Mix (4:33)
Ted’s Double Trouble Mix (6:52)
Ted’s Love Sign Radio Mix (6:19)
Shock’s Silky Smooth Mix* – released as Lovesign (Remix By Shock G.)
Shock’s Silky Smooth INT’s (4:22)

NPG: Exodus, Paisley Park, 15 May – mid June 1994 – 1st album configuration 19 June
The Good Life* (May)
NPG Bum Rush The Ship (Segue)*
The Exodus Has Begun (10:35) – retitled Exodus on 2nd configuration
NPG Operator (Segue)*
Get Wild #2 (5:56)
Count (Segue) #1 (0:47)* - later retitled Sonny Turns The TV Off
Count The Days*
DJ Gets Jumped (Segue)*
New Power Soul #1 (5:38)
DJ Seduces Sonny (0:45) – longer than released version
It Takes 3 (4:00) (15/5)
Rain (Segue)*
Hallucination Rain (11:05)
Spooky Soup (0:10) – different from released version
NPG Outro (0:11) – “2 find out what happens to our heroes, tune in to the full-length CD entitled The NPG’s Newpower Soul, coming soon on NPG Records.”

Remixes of Letitgo, mid 1994
Caviar Radio Edit*
Cavi’ Street Edit*
Instrumental*
On The Cool-Out Tip Radio Edit*
(-) Sherm Stick Edit*

Madhouse: 24, mid 1994 – album completed
Guitar Segue (1:05) – later retitled Asswoop Segue
Ethereal (0:31)
Michael B. (0:41)
Sonny T. (1:42)

July 1994
Pussy Control #1 (6:33)
Realize – tentative placing, horn overdubs added by The Hornheadz 25/7-‘94
Get Wild #3* – Pret-A-Porter version, tentative placing

Jevetta Steele, 1994
Jevetta Steele: Ain’t No Place Like U #1 (3:55)

Pre September 1994
Mad #1 (5:26) – offered to From Dusk ’til Dawn Soundtrack in ’95 along with The Funk Of A 1000 Years (not mentioned in Turn It Up 2.0) & Alone In The Dark (possibly a Dark remix)
Funky Design #1 (3:39) – tentative placing

The Gold Experience, September – October 1994 – album completed
P. Contol #2*
Endorphinmachine #3*
We March*
Dolphin #4*

The Wild Experience single, pre 14 October 1994
Get Wild (Money Maker)*
Get Wild (Kirky J’s Get Wild)*
Get Wild (Club Mix)*
Get Wild (Get Wild In The House)*
Get Wild #4*
Get Wild (Money Maker Funky Jazz Mix)*

Space single, 1994
Universal Love Remix*
Funky Stuff Remix*
Funky Stuff Dub*
Acoustic Remix*

Ashley Davis, autumn – winter 1994
Ashley Davis: On Your Own (5:05)

Derek Hughes, autumn – winter 1994
Derek Hughes: Somebody’s Somebody #1 (4.27)
Derek Hughes: Somebody’s Somebody #2 (4:25)

NPG: Exodus, second half of 1994 – 2nd album configuration 2 December 1994
Get Wild #5 (4:33) – with female voice asking “but U do like music?” a few seconds into the song
Slave To The System #1 (1:01)
Acknowledge Me #3 (5:18)
Super Hero (2:45) - previously released, segued with
Outa-Space (4:31) (Billy Preston/Greene) – cover of Billy Preston
Sonny (Segue) (0:49) – longer than the released version, Sonny ads: “How can he see with that mask on? Fuck that! Put me in the trunk.”
New Power Soul #2 (3:51) – with shouting at the end by Morris Hayes
Mad #2 (5:29)
Love... Thy Will Be Done (4:41) - previously released
Funky (4:13) (Chambers) – cover of The Chamber Brothers
Proud Mary (4:07) (John Fogerty) – cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival, lead vocal: Derek Hughes
Funky Design #2 (4:23)

Chaos And Disorder, December 1994
18 & Over #1 (6:38)
18 & Over #2 (5:40)* - edit of #1
18 & Over #3 (Video Version) (3:54) – edit of #2
The Same December*
I Like It There #1
Zannalee #2 (2:49) – possibly identical with #1
Empty Room #3 (3:18)

NPG: Exodus, December 1994 – album completed in early 1995
Big Fun* – horn overdubs added by Eric Leeds 16/1-‘95
Return Of The Bump Squad* – horn overdubs added by Eric Leeds 16/1-‘95
Cherry Cherry*
New Power Soul #2*
NPG Operator segues from NPG Artist Sampler (1:03)* - tentative placing
Free The Music (NPG Sampler) (3:23)* – tentative placing

Pre 5 January 1995
Loose Dub #1 – later retitled (Lemme See That Body) Get Loose! (3:43)
Loose Dub #2* - released as Get Loose
So Dark* – tentative placing, possibly identical with Alone In The Dark
Alone In The Dark – tentative placing, offered to From Dusk ‘til Dawn Soundtrack in 1995
The Funk Of A Thousand Years – tentative placing, offered to From Dusk ‘til Dawn Soundtrack in 1995, not mentioned in Turn It Up 2.0

Kirk J. Remixes, winter 1994
Head (3:58)
When Doves Cry (5:03)
Pop Life (4:48)
Alphabet St. (5:58)
Purple Medley*
Kirk J.’s B Sides Remix*

Pre 3 March 1995
Egyptian Intro #2 (Instrumental)

Stevie Wonder, pre 21 March 1995
Cold Chill (Stevie Wonder) – guitar: o)+> (unreleased)

Emancipation, January - summer 1995 – 1st configuration July 1995
Good Pussy – horn overdubs by Eric Leeds added 16/1-‘95
Eye Am The DJ (4:47) – horn overdubs by Eric Leeds added 16/1-‘95
Feelgood (4:06) (early ’95)
Good Dick And A Job – aired at Paisley Park 19/5-‘95
PoomPoom*
Right Back Here In My Arms #1 (6:16)
Right Back Here In My Arms #2 (4:33) (Edit of #1)
Slave 2 The System #2 (3:05)
Slave #1 (5:09) – without drum effects on chorus
2020 (2:05)
Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart #1 (4:15)
Emancipation #1 (4:30)
(Excuse Me Is This) Goodbye #2* - tentative placing, included on 2nd configuration
Die – tentative placing, Library of Congress registration 25/8-’95 along with Right Back..., Journey 2... & Poom Poom

Mayte: Child Of The Sun, pre 5 May 1995 – 1st album configuration 5 May 1995
Children Of The Sun #1 (4:22)
In Your Gracious Name #1 (5:00)
The Rhythm Of Your Heart #3 (previously “Listen 2 The Rhythm) (5:37) – includes a rap by o)+>
Ain’t No Place Like U #2 (4:33)
House Of Brick (Brick House) #1 (4:27) (William King/Thomas McCleary/Walter Orange/Lionel Richie/Milan Williams/Ronald LaPread) – cover of The Commodores, originally titled Brick House
Love’s No Fun #2 (3:41) - previously released
Baby Don’t Care #2 (previously “Holly Don’t Care”) (5:41)
However Much U Want #2 (4:43)
Mo’ Better #1 (4:54)
If Eye Love U 2Night (3:23) - previously released

Remixes, Pre 13 June 1995
Beautiful Girl*
Loïs Lane: I Wanna Be (Loïs Lane) – remix
The Good Life (Bullets Go Bang Remix)*
The Good Life (Big City Remix)*
Eye Hate U (7” Edit w/o Guitar)*
Eye Hate U (Album Edit)*
Eye Hate U (Quiet Night Mix by Eric Leeds)*
Eye Hate U (Extended Remix)*
Eye Hate U (Album Version)* - without NPG Operator
P. Control (House Mix) (5:42)
P. Control (Club Mix) #1 (6:02)
P. Control (Club Mix) #2*

Stacy Francis, Paisley Park, June 1995
Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart #2
Over The Rainbow (Harold Arlen/Yip Harburg) – cover of Judy Garland

Live at Paisley Park, 18 June 1995
The Volkswagen Blues (3:51) – tentative title, ad-libbed lyrics to music based on Mary, Don’t You Weep

Sandra St. Victor, summer 1995
Soul Sanctuary #1 (4:32) (Prince/Sandra St. Victor/Johnny Kemp)
Eye’ll Never B Another Fool #1 (3:13) (Prince/Sandra St. Victor)
Livin’ 2 Die (3:34) (Prince/Sandra St. Victor) – bootlegged as Living 2 Die (Our Lives)
Stone (3:02) (Prince/Sandra St. Victor) – possibly titled Heart Of Stone or Nothing Left But A Stone
Van Gogh #1

The Versace Experience, July 1995
P. Control (Club Mix Edit) (3:04)
Eye Hate U (Remix) (3:28) – Quiet Night Mix + Extended Remix
Billy Jack Bitch (2:31) – remixed edit
Chatounette Controle (2:38)
P. Control (Control Tempo Edit) (1:23) – outro of House Mix
Segue (0:49) – remix of NPG Operator preceding TMBGITW on The Gold Experience

Madhouse, 1995 – tentative placing
18 And Over
Kamasutra Instrumental
Kamasutra/Overture #8 (2:39)

Mayte: Child Of The Sun, 1995 – tentative placing
Children Of The Sun #2*
In Your Gracious Name #2*
The Rhythm Of Your Heart #3*
Ain’t No Place Like U #3*
House Of Brick (Brick House) #2* (William King/Thomas McCleary/Walter Orange/Lionel Richie/Milan Williams/Ronald LaPread)
Love’s No Fun #3* - previously released
Baby Don’t Care #3*
However Much U Want #3*
Mo’ Better #2*

Emancipation, 9 September 1995
Emancipation #2 - lyric sheet with different lyrics handed out at Paisley Park
Slave #2* – tentative placing, handed out on cassette in December ‘95

Paisley Park, 12-14 September 1995
Rock’n’Roll Is Alive! (And It Lives In Minneapolis)* (12/9)
Rock’n’Roll Is Alive! (And It Lives In Minneapolis) (Tony Fly Mix) (4:40) (14/9)
Rock’n’Roll Is Alive! (And It Lives In Minneapolis) – longer version, debuted 18/9
Rock’n’Roll Is Alive! (And It Lives In Minneapolis) (Alternative Version) (4:24)

October 1995
5 Women #2* - with The NPG Hornz, previously released
Starfish And Coffee (3:17) - previously released

November 1995
Betcha By Golly Wow!* (Thom Bell/Linda Creed) – cover of The Stylistics
2Morrow*
One Of Us #1 (Eric Brazilian)– cover of Joan Osborne

The NPG: Girl 6, December 1995
Girl 6* (Tommy Barbarella/o)+>) – co-lead vocal: Nona Gaye
Girl 6 (Extended Version)

Early 1996
Egyptian Intro #3 (Instrumental)
Friend, Lover, Sister, Mother/Wife*
Let’s Have A Baby*
One Kiss At A Time*
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (Mustang Mix ’96) (4:25) – tentative placing

o)+> & The NPG, Paisley Park, late February – The NPG is disbanded 8 March 1996
Into The Light*
I Will*
Sarah #1 (2:50)
Da Bang*
Saviour*
I Rock, Therefore I Am* (March)
One Of Us #2* - tentative placing

Chaos And Disorder & The Vault, March 1996 – delivered to W.B. 26/4-‘96
Sarah #2*
Had U*
Dig U Better Dead*
Dinner With Delores* – tentative placing
Chaos And Disorder #2* - tentative placing

The Paisley Park Power Trio: Chaos And Disorder, South Beach Studios, Miami, late March – early April 1996
I Like It There #2* - with Sonny Thompson & Michael Bland
Chaos And Disorder #3 – with Sonny Thompson & Michael Bland
Right The Wrong #2* – with Sonny Thompson & Michael Bland



I can see from my very own list that this raises a question about when exactly Prince got together with David Henry Hwang to propose the Come musical AND if the cassette Boris recalled having seen was indeed the one Henry Hwang got a copy of, then that also raises the question about when exactly tracks like Space and Poem where recorded.

Boris?
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U did real good research!!!!

Relevant excepts from 1992:
The NPG, Studios 301, Sydney, 25 April – 3 May 1992
Peach*