Does anybody own any of those E.P.s on cassette or CD?

"Limited Edition" and "Twelve Inches On Tape" were retail items and the others are promo items but they're like little lost Prince albums.

I only ever owned "Twelve Inches On Tape". I bought it after buying my first Prince album, "Parade" and if "Parade" hooked me, this E.P. fucked me! I still sequence my Winamp playlist sometimes, to recreate the tracklist.

Limited Edition



Twelve Inches On Tape



The Story So Far



Eye Love Prince



Nothing Compares 2 Him



The Crown Jewels



All images taken from the wonderful Prince Collectors Reference: http://users.pandora.be/a...prince.htm
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BinaryJustin said:

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RepoMan said:

Um... They should do now.

that's some cool stuff...i love how the first comp has the "DIRTY MINDS" typo.

Anxiety said:

I know! It's so... quaint.

The phenomenon of these sampler cassettes appears to be a European thing. The last one is (obviously) a CD from 1992.

When I think of the 80s, I think of cassettes.

I have "crown jewels" i also HAD "nothin compares 2 him " but not sure where my cassettes r

I have the second one on cassette "twelve inches on tape", got to admit Im an eighties chick and loved my tapes and vinyl. What tracks were on the Crown Jewels?

It's not a tape but this is a officially released E.P. in Australia:



Tracklist:

Side A:
1 1999
2 Uptown
3 Controversy
Side B:
1 Dirty Mind
2 Sexuality

I'm still searching for this one, it's kinda rare.

christopheries said:

It's the same as this tape

zaara said:

1999 (full album version)
little red corvette (edit)
when doves cry (edit)
Purple rain (edit)
raspberry beret
kiss
anotherloverholenyohead
Sign of the times (edit)
I could never take the place of ur man
Alphabet st (video version)
Batdance (radio edit/remix)
partyman
gett off (radio edit)
Diamonds & pearls
Money dont matter 2nite
Thieves in the temple

All images taken from the wonderful Prince Collectors Reference: http://users.pandora.be/a...prince.htm
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That is an amazing site. I don't know who is behind it, but they have REALLY done their homework. Parts of it are not online now because of bandwidth, but DAYAMMMM they've done some serious research.

Thank you to whoever is behind it!

madhouseman said:

It's great, isn't it?

I love Sleevographia but it (obviously) only covers vinyl.

Somebody deserves a medal for the Prince Collector's Reference site. It's clear, concise and doesn't rely on flashy graphics. It took me a while before I realised that you have to click on the Track Numbers to see the tracklisting though!