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1+1+1 = 3 IS so much better live I love the album version but the live version blows it the fuck away!! "Why'd I waste my kisses on you baby?" R.I.P. Prince You've finally found your way back home. Well Done. | |
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Same can be said about alot of songs including ICNTTPOYM from the Sign O' the Times tour and Musicology and Life O' the Party from the Musicology tour. | |
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That "Theocratic order" shit has got ta go. Stank up a perfectly good James Brown cut. If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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I totally, agree!! "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" | |
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so is 'The Everlasting Now' | |
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It's the vison you get of rhonda molesting her bass with her long fingers that does it for me. | |
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TRC is just as amazing on wax. They sound great live because he can really jam out and improvise if he needs to. [Edited 10/25/05 20:55pm] | |
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I preferred it when it was called Erotic City.
Badass, horny Prince>>> religious caveman Prince The world is a comedy for those who think and a tragedy for those who feel.
"You still wanna take me to prison...just because I won't trade humanity for patriotism." | |
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"Somebody bring me a suit, i'm bout to sweat this one out" "Why'd I waste my kisses on you baby?" R.I.P. Prince You've finally found your way back home. Well Done. | |
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I prefer the verison on the One Nite Alone DVD. I wear that shit out.
I also prefer his performances of Musicology he did on Jay Leno and Much Music. | |
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The 'The Everlasting Now' performance on Leno also was really | |
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doeineffect said: I prefer the verison on the One Nite Alone DVD. I wear that shit out.
I also prefer his performances of Musicology he did on Jay Leno and Much Music. I don't have those but would love to see that ONA dvd performance one day. Anyone know what the live version I have is off of?? [Edited 10/26/05 10:22am] "Why'd I waste my kisses on you baby?" R.I.P. Prince You've finally found your way back home. Well Done. | |
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doeineffect said: I prefer the verison on the One Nite Alone DVD. I wear that shit out.
I also prefer his performances of Musicology he did on Jay Leno and Much Music. What ONA show do you mean ? | |
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If only the live version still had that ultra-funky, high-pitched wahwah guitar or keyboard or whatever the heck it is that is making those quirky sounds, I'd agree.
And this theocratic order stuff is just irritating for me. | |
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Dewrede said: The 'The Everlasting Now' performance on Leno also was really
Co-Sign | |
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I think Prince thought this was better live too - he released three different live versions of it over the two years after TRC was released - the first was the Xenophobia Celebration version released as a free MP3 on NPGMC in 2002 (back when we all thought we'd be getting an official 7CD set of the shows... - in fact, the end of the track has Prince saying "Xenophobia - coming soon to a monitor near you..."); the second was the ONA Live version from Lakeland included on the Days Of Wild Montreal single and on ONA Live; the third was on the Live At The Aladdin DVD - my favorite of the three - I could watch that on repeat for hours... | |
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Love2tha9s said: I love the album version but the live version blows it the fuck away!!
AGREE!! Stand Up! Everybody, this is your life!
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Some of the last performances from the ONA tour are weak as duck though. I have the Tokyo live on video-CD and that one especially. Eeew.... disgustingly lazy. | |
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christopheries said: Dewrede said: The 'The Everlasting Now' performance on Leno also was really
Co-Sign Jay Leno went , that was cool | |
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I agree!..His band really kicks ass as well. I love The Revolution,But this band he has now can jam 4 hours. 1+1+1=3 proves it! | |
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True , but so could the Revolution | |
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Love2tha9s said: I love the album version but the live version blows it the *&%^ away!!
Yes it sounds great. I also enjoy Joy in Repetition and Dorothy Parker live too they both sound amazing... [i] Desiigner "Panda" LES TWINS x YAK FILMS | Laurent ft Skitzo & Boom Squad Inglewood (part 1)
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doeineffect said: I prefer the verison on the One Nite Alone DVD. I wear that shit out.
I also prefer his performances of Musicology he did on Jay Leno and Much Music. No doubt! I get off on playing along with the rhythm guitar parts! "No sex can be safer, it's a pill wrapped in a little piece of paper." | |
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booyah said:[quote]I think Prince thought this was better live too - he released three different live versions of it over the two years after TRC was released - the first was the Xenophobia Celebration version released as a free MP3 on NPGMC in 2002 (back when we all thought we'd be getting an official 7CD set of the shows... - in fact, the end of the track has Prince saying [i]"Xenophobia - coming soon to a monitor near you...")
This one could even be better than the one on ONA CD. Love4oneanother | |
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Paisley4u said:[quote] booyah said: I think Prince thought this was better live too - he released three different live versions of it over the two years after TRC was released - the first was the Xenophobia Celebration version released as a free MP3 on NPGMC in 2002 (back when we all thought we'd be getting an official 7CD set of the shows... - in fact, the end of the track has Prince saying [i]"Xenophobia - coming soon to a monitor near you...")
This one could even be better than the one on ONA CD. I agree - I just dug it out and listened to it a few days ago. Love the guitar. | |
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hmmm...am I the only one who disagrees this time?
I love the album version...it has a nice vibe...some weird key/gtr effects...and it reminds me of Erotic City... The live version is great for dancing, but I prefer studio... | |
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Love2tha9s said: I love the album version but the live version blows it the fuck away!!
How could the live version blow your mind more than the album version? You must not have very high standards. | |
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poetbear68 said: Love2tha9s said: I love the album version but the live version blows it the fuck away!!
How could the live version blow your mind more than the album version? You must not have very high standards. O I have great standards thank you very much. The album version is cool I just like the live ones i've heard better. "Why'd I waste my kisses on you baby?" R.I.P. Prince You've finally found your way back home. Well Done. | |
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PurpleKnight said: I preferred it when it was called Erotic City.
Badass, horny Prince>>> religious caveman Prince A 44 year old Prince imitating 26 year old Prince | |
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