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Thread started 09/13/05 9:44pm

kcwm

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The Revolution Vs The NPG

who do u guys like betta?
personally i think the revolution are crap, there good but i dont like them that much i would just prefer if P was just by himself although a lot of the tracks would sound shit widout backup singers etc
I find the NPG more listenable to me i spose its cause they have less 80s sounding synth in it (i can only listen 2 a certain amount of synth b4 it starts gettin annoying)
i find the NPG more powerful with their music and less weird, i think the NPG made Prince turn a bit normal and through wat they have taught him his become even more normal 2day, dont get me wrong he was still a bit strange with them around look at graffiti bridge, theres sum strange shit goin down there.
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Reply #1 posted 09/13/05 9:54pm

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we did this not too long ago. Sorry Welcome to the org, My name is Isaiah. Been on here for 3 years
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Reply #2 posted 09/14/05 5:06am

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NPG are better!
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Reply #3 posted 09/14/05 5:55am

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NPG 1994-1995 can easily run with the Revolution of any era.
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Reply #4 posted 09/14/05 6:08am

MikeMatronik

I will go with the NPG 94-95 but Wendy and Lisa made the Revoltion what it was!

Still the SOTT and LoveSexy band was better...miles aways!
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Reply #5 posted 09/14/05 3:11pm

EverlastingNow

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The Revolution hands down. They were great live AND in the studio, well Lisa and Wendy were anyway.
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Reply #6 posted 09/14/05 3:58pm

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paisleypark4 said:

we did this not too long ago. Sorry Welcome to the org, My name is Isaiah. Been on here for 3 years
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I believe it was me, that did a thread like this.
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Reply #7 posted 09/14/05 4:02pm

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Rinluv said:

paisleypark4 said:

we did this not too long ago. Sorry Welcome to the org, My name is Isaiah. Been on here for 3 years
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I believe it was me, that did a thread like this.

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Reply #8 posted 09/14/05 4:15pm

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NPG. biggrin
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Reply #9 posted 09/14/05 5:05pm

herb4

NPG.

Not even close.
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Reply #10 posted 09/14/05 5:10pm

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NPG for sure.
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Reply #11 posted 09/14/05 5:50pm

7salles

Prince was in his most creative period in teh revolution era. NPG as a band kicks revolution ass.
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Reply #12 posted 09/14/05 6:37pm

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The New Power Generation wins that hands down.
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Reply #13 posted 09/14/05 7:30pm

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EverlastingNow said:

The Revolution hands down. They were great live AND in the studio, well Lisa and Wendy were anyway.



How much did the Revolution do in the studio actually? It seems like they never made any more of a contribution than the NPG did.
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Reply #14 posted 09/14/05 9:14pm

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Hmmm...that's kinda tough...but i'd go with NPG musically, and The Revolution artistically. He came out with his best stuff with them but the NPG is kinda like him going from a garage band to an orchestra. I guess that's a good analogy.
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Reply #15 posted 09/14/05 10:02pm

LadySMD4

NPG is good. But the Revolution is better!!! NUFF SAID!!!!
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Reply #16 posted 09/15/05 8:25am

vivid

As a band I loved the (extended) Revolution of '86. The NPG has been a constantly changing band, and in short, I didn't much like the first incarantions, but love the band of the last two tours. There have been many great musicians in the NPG, but they didn't excite me at all . I think the decrease in the racial/gender mix made things a little dull.

However, I would rate the SOTT/Lovesexy band above both the above, as Prince's greatest band.
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Reply #17 posted 09/15/05 8:37am

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The NPG from the Gold exp era was easily the best band but the band he has now are great I just loved micheal B and Sonny T
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Reply #18 posted 09/15/05 10:29am

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skywalker said:

EverlastingNow said:

The Revolution hands down. They were great live AND in the studio, well Lisa and Wendy were anyway.



How much did the Revolution do in the studio actually? It seems like they never made any more of a contribution than the NPG did.



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Reply #19 posted 09/15/05 11:54am

Spookymuffin

NPG (94-95 only, really) nod

Followed by the SOTT Band

Followed by the Revolution.
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Reply #20 posted 09/15/05 12:14pm

Dugen

GlitterStream said:

Hmmm...that's kinda tough...but i'd go with NPG musically, and The Revolution artistically. He came out with his best stuff with them but the NPG is kinda like him going from a garage band to an orchestra. I guess that's a good analogy.



Good answer! I'll always favor the Revolution though. Maybe it's because of the era I grew up in, I don't know. The Revolution seemed more of a group, more of a family where as the NPG seemed more like just hired musicians. Even though he may have shared more studio time with NPG members and such they just didn't have the presence that the Revolution had. It will always be The Revolution 4 me!
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Reply #21 posted 09/15/05 5:52pm

weepingwall

uh..the revolution..the cold-glam-druggy band...versus the funk ego of Npg..uh..THE REVOLUTION!....glammy..whammy..bammy.doo..
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Reply #22 posted 09/16/05 1:51am

monte

1)SOTT/lovesexy
2)revolution
3)NPG 93-95
4)what he's got now
5)78-82
6)NPG 90-93
7)NPG 96-99 absolute spew
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Reply #23 posted 09/16/05 1:53am

monte

i'd say the SOTT/lovesexy band was the perfect mix between hired musicians (NPG) and a group of locals (revolution)
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Reply #24 posted 09/16/05 1:58am

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UndercovaBrotha said:

The New Power Generation wins that hands down.





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revolution fer sure cool
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