Another words, do you listen to prince 50% of the time out of all the music you listen to.

I go in spurts but most of the time it's going to 80-90% Prince music.
I've found other artist. It used to be 95-100%.

You know what you like.

90% of the time. Because most of the music that's out now is not original .

nurse said:

I'm not much into mainstream music nowadays. Couple stations,here just get bored with the lack of real "Music" being played. Just boring music nowadays.

I would say that Prince has dropped in my playlist. There was a time when you couldn't get into my car without hearing some obscure Prince track, ** Pissed my friends off to no end** But now, i'm deversifying myself. I have gotten into Ani DiFranco, Jonny Lang, always been a big fan of Janet & JLo, and I'm really into the doo-wop of the 60's. Now when you open the door to my car, or my Nero Music Player, you find everything from Harper Valley P.T.A. to Hot Thang. Diversity is a good thing y'all.

i rarely listen to prince anymore
and i rarely listen to the radio
there's a LOT of GREAT music out there
go to your local hotspots, musicfests, battle of the bands, etc
or check out the hidden corners of the internet
subscribe to a music service
and check out some of those music (not video) channels on your television

It varies day to day, but I love a lot of other music too. Just not as much as Prince's sound.

I like to listen too:

Mike Oldfield
Al Di Meola
Eric Johnson
Steve Vai
Joe Satriani
Chris Pusey
Enigma
Whitesnake
Poison
Gary moore
Eric Clapton
Jimi Hendrix
Blah Blah Blah

There was a time when all I did was listen to Prince....

But the I retired.....

Prince makes up for about 25% these days.

some days it's still 100% tho. depends.

I barely listen to his stuff at all these days. Every now and again I'll get the urge to listen to "Parade" or "The Black Album", or sometimes just a certain track, but it is very rare that this happens. I have some of his stuff on my MP3 player too and a lot of the time when one of his tracks comes on I skip over it.

From the time Purple Rain came out through, say, the summer Under the Cherry Moon was out in 1986, about 90% of what I listened to was Prince/Prince-related. I think what knocked me out of my one-track listening habits was moving to a bigger town, where I lived a block or so away from an indie wrecka stow and where we could actually get MTV and VH1 on cable (remember, this is back when they played music videos). I was introduced to a lot of new stuff at the same time, which set me on a whole new path of what I could listen to.