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Printabledoctamario said: And why don't people consider Graffiti Bridge to be a religious album?
It is ...just a bad one which is why I didn't mention it Dance... Let me see you dance | |
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I posted a paper on here last year, with my take on the subject... The seeds of Prince's present self are to be found as far back as the Dirty Mind album. TRC is just an answer to Controversy's questions - both albums are strong spiritual statements. But just about all the elements eventually found in TRC appear beforehand, in all the albums between the two I mentioned above. About the only new thing I found in TRC was a specification of the Father and Son as separate entities. | |
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doctamario said: And why don't people consider Graffiti Bridge to be a religious album?
Don't let God hear you say that. He'd say "hey hey HEY...I had NOTHING to do with THAT sh*t." One of Dansa's org hornies 
Supa is my gay messiah and he eats homeless dandruff sammitches on the bus.  HULK NEED LAID, HULK SMASH!!
The reigning queen of GD. All bitches step down. Prince.org: Where's Mani? | |
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Heiress said: I posted a paper on here last year, with my take on the subject... The seeds of Prince's present self are to be found as far back as the Dirty Mind album. TRC is just an answer to Controversy's questions - both albums are strong spiritual statements. But just about all the elements eventually found in TRC appear beforehand, in all the albums between the two I mentioned above. About the only new thing I found in TRC was a specification of the Father and Son as separate entities.
 News: Prince pulls his head out his ass in the last moment.
Bad News: Prince wasted too much quality time doing so. You have those internalized issues because you want to, you like to, stop. | |
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