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Reply #90 posted 03/31/06 9:14am

Graycap23

GoZero said:

Well, Madonna is the same age and her songs are major hits around the world. The videos aren't anything special, but the songs are really good and she can still move. She still knows how to act young, and that makes a huge difference. Prince may not be able to dance like he used to, but he can still work it if he really wanted to.[/quote]


Prince is and has always been a WAY better dancer than Madge. When did we ever see her jump off a platform into the splits and pop back up without the support of one of her backups? The videos, to her credit, are what kept her career going; the song writing, which is not even all her own -- just paid for, has wavered as much as Prince's music. Remember, Madge had the AOL/TimeWarner/CNN corps pushing her stuff in our face in every venue of the media while Price was in his self imposed exile ( nonetheless, showed a great deal of INTEGRITY towards his craft). Madonna looked at what was popular, then sat down to write or just put her name on other folk's music (remember the Lenny Kravitz/Justify My Love scandal).[/quote]

I flat out refuse to put Prince and the "M" word in the same sentence.
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Reply #91 posted 03/31/06 10:10am

thedoorkeeper

Graycap23 said:

Madonna just put her name on other folk's music (remember the Lenny Kravitz/Justify My Love scandal).


Yeah I remember the Lenny Kravitz scandal - Lenny took total credit for a song & didn't list his writing partner. And Lenny got sued.
How is that an example of Madonna having no integrity?
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Reply #92 posted 03/31/06 12:59pm

Novabreaker

TimeKeeper said:

Novabreaker said:


Oh no.

She moves more than Prince does.


Well, I'll still rather take quality over quantity.
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Reply #93 posted 03/31/06 2:02pm

TimeKeeper

larksanders said:

TimeKeeper said:




Why don't you go to NPGMC or Housquake, where EVERYONE praises Prince?


Dude, you're funny and now you're starting to get pretty pathetic. Was that the best you could do? I have never praised Prince with everything he does. However I don't come to a Prince FAN site and try to take away from his accomplishment. Either you're not getting enough attention at home or work or you're just fishing for responses. Either way you've won, but ended up looking like a complete idiot in process.



Hey, sorry if I don't drink the purple Kool-Aid like your fuckin ass.

If you have a problem with people posting less than flattering comments, go to a sterile cult site where you won't have to cry about it. Either that or just ignore my posts.
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Reply #94 posted 03/31/06 2:06pm

TimeKeeper

purplecam said:

TimeKeeper said:



Vast majority of PEOPLE dig this album? evillol Are you fucking serious?

Madonna doesn't need to be as talented as Prince. She still has REAL hits while Prince pops in once in a while to impress people with his hits of the past. If you ask the average person what the last Prince hit they remember is, they'll give you a title from well over 10 years ago.

When Prince has a hit as big as Hung Up, get back to me.

This is lame as fuck. Why are you comparing an apple with an orange? Man this is just pathetic. People, TimeKeeper is a HATER. Don't let this bozo get you wound up with this Madonna shit and every other piece of garbage coming out.


Are you threatened by my comments? Do you really have to try and protect others from me?

You may not like Maddona or her music, but at least she knows how to stay relevant in today's world.
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Reply #95 posted 03/31/06 2:09pm

TimeKeeper

GoZero said:

Well, Madonna is the same age and her songs are major hits around the world. The videos aren't anything special, but the songs are really good and she can still move. She still knows how to act young, and that makes a huge difference. Prince may not be able to dance like he used to, but he can still work it if he really wanted to.[/quote]


Prince is and has always been a WAY better dancer than Madge. When did we ever see her jump off a platform into the splits and pop back up without the support of one of her backups? The videos, to her credit, are what kept her career going; the song writing, which is not even all her own -- just paid for, has wavered as much as Prince's music. Remember, Madge had the AOL/TimeWarner/CNN corps pushing her stuff in our face in every venue of the media while Price was in his self imposed exile ( nonetheless, showed a great deal of INTEGRITY towards his craft). Madonna looked at what was popular, then sat down to write or just put her name on other folk's music (remember the Lenny Kravitz/Justify My Love scandal).[/quote]

I would rather Prince got a great writer and producer to get him some real hits instead of him cranking out empty tracks. I respect his genious and all that he's accomplished, but I think his well has run a bit dry.

And yes, Prince was always a better dancer, but not anymore. It seems his body can't handle the moves.
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Reply #96 posted 03/31/06 2:10pm

purplecam

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purplecam said:


This is lame as fuck. Why are you comparing an apple with an orange? Man this is just pathetic. People, TimeKeeper is a HATER. Don't let this bozo get you wound up with this Madonna shit and every other piece of garbage coming out.


Are you threatened by my comments? Do you really have to try and protect others from me?

You may not like Maddona or her music, but at least she knows how to stay relevant in today's world.

Who here gives a fuck about Madonna? I dig the broad but I don't care about her and what's up with her now. If I want to know what's up, I'll go to the Non-Prince section. I said what I said about you because that's what you are a hater trying to start some shit. Why can't you just be happy Prince had a little success or do you give a fuck (probably the latter)? It's fucking ridiculous.
I'm not a fan of "old Prince". I'm not a fan of "new Prince". I'm just a fan of Prince. Simple as that
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Reply #97 posted 03/31/06 2:11pm

Graycap23

TimeKeeper said

And yes, Prince was always a better dancer, but not anymore. It seems his body can't handle the moves.[/quote]

I don't need Prince to become another JB. 47 year old man dancing around the stage is not that appealing. That's what cute little honies are for.
Just stick to the MUSIC man.....
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Reply #98 posted 03/31/06 2:52pm

BoySimon

We're still here... but I would add that we, or at least I, never thought his career was over, just his creativity.

I find it funny the world has gone loopy over a Prince album that contains examples and styles of the music he's been producing for he past decade.. you know... the decade when he was past it and a idiosyncratic has-been with ideas above his station (according the rest of the music industry).

Success does not mean inspiration... James Blunt is successful, Take That were successful, 50 Cent is successful. Congratulations on being successful... be good too.

THAT SAID. I quite like this album... wink ... Prince is turning into a Liberace for the new century.
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Reply #99 posted 03/31/06 3:54pm

Ifsixwuz9

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The argument that Prince is now successful because he is "riding on his name" is simply 100% incorrect.

Remember when Prince's name got him NOTHING but ridicule? I recall when Pulse Magazine did a review of "Emancipation" in their year-end edition that stated basically "If this record - 3 CDs of diverse and very strong material - had been released by a young 23 year old up and comer, it would have set the world of R&B on its ear. But because it’s Prince, people expect greatness and are used to it, so it doesn't get much notice."

For Prince to recapture his relevance, commercial appeal and success after such a long time in the wilderness commercially is a HUGE accomplishment. Over the span of the last 2 to 3 years, he has RECAPTURED his good name – he is not “riding” on it. The hardest thing in the world to come back from is being considered "uncool" and for a long time, for most people Prince was synonymous with a joke on Leno or Letterman. He was a joke for changing his name, for his goofy behavior, for writing slave on his face, etc. Rightly or wrongly, he was a joke. BUTt he's come back from it on the strength of 2 great albums, a mind-blowing tour, and some fantastic TV performances..... And, given his R&R hall of fame induction, a renewed appreciation for his legacy.

It's so funny, EVERY Prince album - even SOTT, 1999, Purple Rain - had its share of complainers, and every Prince album ever released will have its share of complainers. I remember when “Lovesexy” came out, it was greeted with quite a bit of astonishment and hostility, because people wanted the Black Album, and they hated the cover, and they hated the material. It was bewildering at first. When "ATWIAD" came out, there were GROANS of consternation from those who wanted another 1999 or Purple Rain. When “SOTT” came out, half of the fans were still in mourning over the end of The Revolution. When “Diamonds & Pearls” came out, people hated the hip-hop angle. The haters have always been there and will always be there, simply claiming to be waiting for Prince to release another "good" album.

"3121" in my mind is easily his best album since "The Gold Experience", and possibly the best since "Lovesexy." It's a lithe and tight, funky collection of songs with really no weak links. And it's a #1 album and huge success. "3121" is also one of the most universally acclaimed albums of Prince's career.

I understand not liking the album, buy why try to come up with such tortuous reasons to explain away and try to marginalize the albums' success? I guess there were people that said "Purple Rain" was only a success because of the movie; and ATWIAD was a success because it was riding PR's coattails; “Batman” was only a success because of the movie; what other reasons do people give? The haters always want to explain away a triumph. But the reality is this: anybody with any rudimentary knowledge of the realties of the album charts will tell you that MOST WEEKS 184k would be enough to challenge for a #1 spot. What does “weak competition” mean? There was no Eminem or 50 Cent CD out this week, or something else guaranteed to move 600k+ units? That means “weak competition”? I have a newsflash for you folks - - - there are only a handful of those type of releases a year. If you want to whine about “3121” having “weak competition” then you must have a pretty dim view of the music industry, because 184k would do the job more often than not. I guess a lot of #1 albums get there because of “weak competition.”

When an artist like Prince hits #1 with little airplay and promotion, it's a major accomplishment, and it's nice to see most Prince fans celebrating this success rather than come up with reasons to explain it away to make their own dire and negative predictions look less ridiculous and wrong – which, of course, they were.



This needs to be on the front page of this site. Nicely done.
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Reply #100 posted 03/31/06 4:03pm

Ifsixwuz9

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TimeKeeper said:

sarkozy2007 said:



hahaha !!! Madonna makes great songs ?!!!! Madonna is nowhere near Prince. She cannot sing, she cannot play any instrument like Prince does, she cannot comose a song really on her own. She is a business woman, not a musician.
Cut the crap. You feel bad cuz Prince just released an album that a vast majority of people, fans and critics really dig. Moreover he is now N.1 in the us Charts.
That's too much to handle for a sore naysayer like you.
biggrin


Vast majority of PEOPLE dig this album? evillol Are you fucking serious?

Madonna doesn't need to be as talented as Prince. She still has REAL hits while Prince pops in once in a while to impress people with his hits of the past. If you ask the average person what the last Prince hit they remember is, they'll give you a title from well over 10 years ago.

When Prince has a hit as big as Hung Up, get back to me.



Dude all kidding aside if people in the NON-Prince forum didn't post the name of this song every two days or so I would have no idea who sings it. And I've never heard one note of this thing on the radio.
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Reply #101 posted 03/31/06 4:29pm

1999n3121

OdysseyMiles said:

Graycap23 said:

A few years ago, there were several people who stated that Prince's career was over and that he would NEVER chart again? Where r u people? What are you saying now? razz


They're in line at Best Buy, eating a mixed bag of words and crow.


Damn skippy they are.
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Reply #102 posted 03/31/06 5:53pm

purplecam

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Ifsixwuz9 said:

NorthernLad said:

The argument that Prince is now successful because he is "riding on his name" is simply 100% incorrect.

Remember when Prince's name got him NOTHING but ridicule? I recall when Pulse Magazine did a review of "Emancipation" in their year-end edition that stated basically "If this record - 3 CDs of diverse and very strong material - had been released by a young 23 year old up and comer, it would have set the world of R&B on its ear. But because it’s Prince, people expect greatness and are used to it, so it doesn't get much notice."

For Prince to recapture his relevance, commercial appeal and success after such a long time in the wilderness commercially is a HUGE accomplishment. Over the span of the last 2 to 3 years, he has RECAPTURED his good name – he is not “riding” on it. The hardest thing in the world to come back from is being considered "uncool" and for a long time, for most people Prince was synonymous with a joke on Leno or Letterman. He was a joke for changing his name, for his goofy behavior, for writing slave on his face, etc. Rightly or wrongly, he was a joke. BUTt he's come back from it on the strength of 2 great albums, a mind-blowing tour, and some fantastic TV performances..... And, given his R&R hall of fame induction, a renewed appreciation for his legacy.

It's so funny, EVERY Prince album - even SOTT, 1999, Purple Rain - had its share of complainers, and every Prince album ever released will have its share of complainers. I remember when “Lovesexy” came out, it was greeted with quite a bit of astonishment and hostility, because people wanted the Black Album, and they hated the cover, and they hated the material. It was bewildering at first. When "ATWIAD" came out, there were GROANS of consternation from those who wanted another 1999 or Purple Rain. When “SOTT” came out, half of the fans were still in mourning over the end of The Revolution. When “Diamonds & Pearls” came out, people hated the hip-hop angle. The haters have always been there and will always be there, simply claiming to be waiting for Prince to release another "good" album.

"3121" in my mind is easily his best album since "The Gold Experience", and possibly the best since "Lovesexy." It's a lithe and tight, funky collection of songs with really no weak links. And it's a #1 album and huge success. "3121" is also one of the most universally acclaimed albums of Prince's career.

I understand not liking the album, buy why try to come up with such tortuous reasons to explain away and try to marginalize the albums' success? I guess there were people that said "Purple Rain" was only a success because of the movie; and ATWIAD was a success because it was riding PR's coattails; “Batman” was only a success because of the movie; what other reasons do people give? The haters always want to explain away a triumph. But the reality is this: anybody with any rudimentary knowledge of the realties of the album charts will tell you that MOST WEEKS 184k would be enough to challenge for a #1 spot. What does “weak competition” mean? There was no Eminem or 50 Cent CD out this week, or something else guaranteed to move 600k+ units? That means “weak competition”? I have a newsflash for you folks - - - there are only a handful of those type of releases a year. If you want to whine about “3121” having “weak competition” then you must have a pretty dim view of the music industry, because 184k would do the job more often than not. I guess a lot of #1 albums get there because of “weak competition.”

When an artist like Prince hits #1 with little airplay and promotion, it's a major accomplishment, and it's nice to see most Prince fans celebrating this success rather than come up with reasons to explain it away to make their own dire and negative predictions look less ridiculous and wrong – which, of course, they were.



This needs to be on the front page of this site. Nicely done.

You got that right.
I'm not a fan of "old Prince". I'm not a fan of "new Prince". I'm just a fan of Prince. Simple as that
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Reply #103 posted 03/31/06 6:07pm

Aerogram

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NorthernLad said:

The argument that Prince is now successful because he is "riding on his name" is simply 100% incorrect.

Remember when Prince's name got him NOTHING but ridicule? I recall when Pulse Magazine did a review of "Emancipation" in their year-end edition that stated basically "If this record - 3 CDs of diverse and very strong material - had been released by a young 23 year old up and comer, it would have set the world of R&B on its ear. But because it’s Prince, people expect greatness and are used to it, so it doesn't get much notice."

For Prince to recapture his relevance, commercial appeal and success after such a long time in the wilderness commercially is a HUGE accomplishment. Over the span of the last 2 to 3 years, he has RECAPTURED his good name – he is not “riding” on it. The hardest thing in the world to come back from is being considered "uncool" and for a long time, for most people Prince was synonymous with a joke on Leno or Letterman. He was a joke for changing his name, for his goofy behavior, for writing slave on his face, etc. Rightly or wrongly, he was a joke. BUTt he's come back from it on the strength of 2 great albums, a mind-blowing tour, and some fantastic TV performances..... And, given his R&R hall of fame induction, a renewed appreciation for his legacy.

It's so funny, EVERY Prince album - even SOTT, 1999, Purple Rain - had its share of complainers, and every Prince album ever released will have its share of complainers. I remember when “Lovesexy” came out, it was greeted with quite a bit of astonishment and hostility, because people wanted the Black Album, and they hated the cover, and they hated the material. It was bewildering at first. When "ATWIAD" came out, there were GROANS of consternation from those who wanted another 1999 or Purple Rain. When “SOTT” came out, half of the fans were still in mourning over the end of The Revolution. When “Diamonds & Pearls” came out, people hated the hip-hop angle. The haters have always been there and will always be there, simply claiming to be waiting for Prince to release another "good" album.

"3121" in my mind is easily his best album since "The Gold Experience", and possibly the best since "Lovesexy." It's a lithe and tight, funky collection of songs with really no weak links. And it's a #1 album and huge success. "3121" is also one of the most universally acclaimed albums of Prince's career.

I understand not liking the album, buy why try to come up with such tortuous reasons to explain away and try to marginalize the albums' success? I guess there were people that said "Purple Rain" was only a success because of the movie; and ATWIAD was a success because it was riding PR's coattails; “Batman” was only a success because of the movie; what other reasons do people give? The haters always want to explain away a triumph. But the reality is this: anybody with any rudimentary knowledge of the realties of the album charts will tell you that MOST WEEKS 184k would be enough to challenge for a #1 spot. What does “weak competition” mean? There was no Eminem or 50 Cent CD out this week, or something else guaranteed to move 600k+ units? That means “weak competition”? I have a newsflash for you folks - - - there are only a handful of those type of releases a year. If you want to whine about “3121” having “weak competition” then you must have a pretty dim view of the music industry, because 184k would do the job more often than not. I guess a lot of #1 albums get there because of “weak competition.”

When an artist like Prince hits #1 with little airplay and promotion, it's a major accomplishment, and it's nice to see most Prince fans celebrating this success rather than come up with reasons to explain it away to make their own dire and negative predictions look less ridiculous and wrong – which, of course, they were.


Fantastic. Is this on the front page yet? Banana? SOSGemini?
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Reply #104 posted 03/31/06 6:08pm

FIML

They're probably thinking.. 'That's great! Good on him".. Don't try to make an issue out of nothing
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I'm here to tell you, I'm at that road. And I would rather walk it with you than walk it alone".
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Reply #105 posted 04/01/06 11:01am

TimeKeeper

purplecam said:

Ifsixwuz9 said:




This needs to be on the front page of this site. Nicely done.

You got that right.


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Reply #106 posted 04/01/06 12:09pm

sarkozy2007

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TimeKeeper said:



Vast majority of PEOPLE dig this album? evillol


YES a vast majority of fans and critics have welome 3121 and dig it. It's not becasue people like you are LOUD that you are numerous, understood ? biggrin
" Je serai toujours de retour bande de mods à la con de mes deux " Moi - 2007
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Reply #107 posted 04/01/06 12:15pm

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And yes, Prince was always a better dancer, but not anymore. It seems his body can't handle the moves.


Who gives a damn ?!!! Prince is a MUSICIAN, capice enc*** ? He does not need a bunch of 20 dancers on stage with him. he just needs to pick a guitar or a bass and he kills everybody around. Madonna could never do that. You enjoy Madonna's mediocre talents, fair enough. Not me, I'm not blinded by her marketing strategies and bucks invested in the Madonna Corporate world.
Was Miles Davis relevant to the mass ? NO Was Zappa relevant to the mass ? NO Is Bowie still relevant to the mass... NO. Madonna will never have 0.5% of the talent of any of the artists I have named above. And God she knows it and would never risk herself to jump on stage with a Santana or Clapton.
[Edited 4/1/06 12:16pm]
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Reply #108 posted 04/01/06 2:34pm

Graycap23

sarkozy2007 said:

TimeKeeper said:



And yes, Prince was always a better dancer, but not anymore. It seems his body can't handle the moves.


Who gives a damn ?!!! Prince is a MUSICIAN, capice enc*** ? He does not need a bunch of 20 dancers on stage with him. he just needs to pick a guitar or a bass and he kills everybody around. Madonna could never do that. You enjoy Madonna's mediocre talents, fair enough. Not me, I'm not blinded by her marketing strategies and bucks invested in the Madonna Corporate world.
Was Miles Davis relevant to the mass ? NO Was Zappa relevant to the mass ? NO Is Bowie still relevant to the mass... NO. Madonna will never have 0.5% of the talent of any of the artists I have named above. And God she knows it and would never risk herself to jump on stage with a Santana or Clapton.
[Edited 4/1/06 12:16pm]




100% true
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Reply #109 posted 04/01/06 3:10pm

ThePunisher

Graycap23 said:

A few years ago, there were several people who stated that Prince's career was over and that he would NEVER chart again? Where r u people? What are you saying now? razz
They will never admit who they are. They'll change face and say "Oh I knew he would come out with another hit cd, He just needed the right music. Bottom line is. Prince is one of the few artists out there who's music someone will always want to hear.
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Reply #110 posted 04/02/06 6:45am

Ifsixwuz9

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TimeKeeper said:

purplecam said:


You got that right.


brownnose


blahblah
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Reply #111 posted 04/02/06 11:29pm

TimeKeeper

sarkozy2007 said:

TimeKeeper said:



Vast majority of PEOPLE dig this album? evillol


YES a vast majority of fans and critics have welome 3121 and dig it. It's not becasue people like you are LOUD that you are numerous, understood ? biggrin


Maybe the majority of hardcore fans dig this album, but the average Joe on the street cound't care less about it.
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Reply #112 posted 04/02/06 11:30pm

TimeKeeper

Ifsixwuz9 said:

TimeKeeper said:



Vast majority of PEOPLE dig this album? evillol Are you fucking serious?

Madonna doesn't need to be as talented as Prince. She still has REAL hits while Prince pops in once in a while to impress people with his hits of the past. If you ask the average person what the last Prince hit they remember is, they'll give you a title from well over 10 years ago.

When Prince has a hit as big as Hung Up, get back to me.



Dude all kidding aside if people in the NON-Prince forum didn't post the name of this song every two days or so I would have no idea who sings it. And I've never heard one note of this thing on the radio.



So I guess you don't watch TV, listen to pop stations, or go to clubs.
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Reply #113 posted 04/02/06 11:32pm

TimeKeeper

sarkozy2007 said:

TimeKeeper said:



And yes, Prince was always a better dancer, but not anymore. It seems his body can't handle the moves.


Who gives a damn ?!!! Prince is a MUSICIAN, capice enc*** ? He does not need a bunch of 20 dancers on stage with him. he just needs to pick a guitar or a bass and he kills everybody around. Madonna could never do that. You enjoy Madonna's mediocre talents, fair enough. Not me, I'm not blinded by her marketing strategies and bucks invested in the Madonna Corporate world.
Was Miles Davis relevant to the mass ? NO Was Zappa relevant to the mass ? NO Is Bowie still relevant to the mass... NO. Madonna will never have 0.5% of the talent of any of the artists I have named above. And God she knows it and would never risk herself to jump on stage with a Santana or Clapton.
[Edited 4/1/06 12:16pm]


Sure, Prince has a shit load more talent than Madonna does. We all know that. But at the end of the day, who's music is gonna get more play around the world?
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Reply #114 posted 04/02/06 11:34pm

TimeKeeper

Ifsixwuz9 said:

TimeKeeper said:



brownnose


blahblah



Blah blah all you want. There's an overload of ass kissing around here. There's no reason for you guys to be threatened by opposing views.
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Reply #115 posted 04/03/06 3:45pm

Ifsixwuz9

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TimeKeeper said:

Ifsixwuz9 said:




Dude all kidding aside if people in the NON-Prince forum didn't post the name of this song every two days or so I would have no idea who sings it. And I've never heard one note of this thing on the radio.



So I guess you don't watch TV, listen to pop stations, or go to clubs.


TV yes, Pop stations not much, I prefer classic rock or R&B when I listen to the radio, clubs definitely not.
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Reply #116 posted 04/03/06 3:52pm

Ifsixwuz9

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TimeKeeper said:

Ifsixwuz9 said:



blahblah



Blah blah all you want. There's an overload of ass kissing around here. There's no reason for you guys to be threatened by opposing views.



I find it interesting that you call fans enjoyment of this particular record "ass kissing". Get over your BPFS and, If poeple enjoy the freakin record let them be. Why are you hell bent on trying to tell folks what they should and should not like? There have been very very few people who have said this is the best thing he's ever done. And even if some have that opinion what's it to you.
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Reply #117 posted 04/03/06 6:17pm

TimeKeeper

Ifsixwuz9 said:

TimeKeeper said:




So I guess you don't watch TV, listen to pop stations, or go to clubs.


TV yes, Pop stations not much, I prefer classic rock or R&B when I listen to the radio, clubs definitely not.



Well I can tell you from experience that the song has been everywhere since its release.

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[Edited 4/3/06 18:17pm]
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Reply #118 posted 04/03/06 6:51pm

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TimeKeeper said:

sarkozy2007 said:



Who gives a damn ?!!! Prince is a MUSICIAN, capice enc*** ? He does not need a bunch of 20 dancers on stage with him. he just needs to pick a guitar or a bass and he kills everybody around. Madonna could never do that. You enjoy Madonna's mediocre talents, fair enough. Not me, I'm not blinded by her marketing strategies and bucks invested in the Madonna Corporate world.
Was Miles Davis relevant to the mass ? NO Was Zappa relevant to the mass ? NO Is Bowie still relevant to the mass... NO. Madonna will never have 0.5% of the talent of any of the artists I have named above. And God she knows it and would never risk herself to jump on stage with a Santana or Clapton.
[Edited 4/1/06 12:16pm]


Sure, Prince has a shit load more talent than Madonna does. We all know that. But at the end of the day, who's music is gonna get more play around the world?


And why would P's music have to be on every corner of the street? Sure, it's nice when it happens, but when i see the kind of crap that passes for music nowadays, i'd be seriously worried if the same people who buy that stuff also bought Prince'music..
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Reply #119 posted 04/03/06 7:19pm

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Ifsixwuz9 said:

TimeKeeper said:




Blah blah all you want. There's an overload of ass kissing around here. There's no reason for you guys to be threatened by opposing views.



I find it interesting that you call fans enjoyment of this particular record "ass kissing". Get over your BPFS and, If poeple enjoy the freakin record let them be. Why are you hell bent on trying to tell folks what they should and should not like? There have been very very few people who have said this is the best thing he's ever done. And even if some have that opinion what's it to you.


You seem to have misunderstood.

First of all, I wasn't saying the 3121 praising was ass kissing. I was saying you guys are kissing each others asses.

And second, I'm not criticizing people for liking this album. They have their opinions and I have mine. I just take issue with people busting my balls when I post an opposing view.
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