4everYoung said:

I kept waiting for someone to bring that up. But if you'll notice, he does have a ring on his right-hand ring finger. In the US the wedding ring is normally on the left hand, but I think in some European countries they wear it on the right. (Yes, I know Prince isn't European, but he borrows customs from other cultures all the time.) Also, remember in UTCM, Christopher Tracy wore a ring on his right hand ring finger. (Although CT was a gigelo...)

What's with Prince ending every performance by throwing his guitar away? It that the only way he can communicate how cool he is these days?

I feel sorry for the kids watching him who want to learn to play guitar but can't afford one.

I have respect for the instruments and the craftmanship and beauty of them. Is it not offensive to see an 'artist' throw his guitar on the floor? It seems arogant and conspicuously decadant. Anyone else have a problem with this?

I think back to working as a busboy so I could save up $45 for cheap guitar. Then I see Prince throw a guitar over his head, crashing it to the stage, to mark the end of a song, and it makes me think very bad words.

I could tell him about The Urban Gateways program which would love to give his used (and unbroken) instruments to children. (http://www.urbangateways.org/new/musical.html)

Or I could tell him about the Steven Spring Foundation that collects used instruments to help all the New Orleans musicians that lost their means of earning a living in Hurricane Katrina. (http://stevenspringfoundation.org)

Good episode - great editing.
About Princey -- this ain't the 60s, smashing guitars is so old -- what a poser - if he threw it to somebody that'd be such a class/creative thing to do.

jone70 said:

funny arse sh*t. the man originally used the western version of ring etiquite (sic)....nice try though.

serpan99 said:

what an annoying host
i reckon this is updated daily , where's Prince ?

Anx said:

All looks good...especially the hair. Don't make trouble.

dippety-do...what a name.

What's with Prince ending every performance by throwing his guitar away? It that the only way he can communicate how cool he is these days?

I feel sorry for the kids watching him who want to learn to play guitar but can't afford one.

unremarkable said:

CalhounSq said:

i know, right? first muthafuckas bitch about how he ain't smiling, then about the glasses...but the guitar-throwing? dude's done that shit for YEARS. ain't shit new about that.

RANDY1 said:

OH SHUT THE FUCK UP

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

It's just fucking GOOFY sometimes man... the places people go w/ it... Now P is hurting the children w/ his 3 minute performance I mean REALLY...

Thanks

Also the same guy posted this link;

http://www.rocketboom.net...jun_13.mov

Umm... beautifull skin? a thick layer of make-up, thats what i see

A man with guts living for his music, should do without that crap.

Maybe its because i am more mature now, i mean, a guy almost 50, wearing make-up, affraid to show his real age, its gets a bit annoying in my opinion (I am a music fan, and i love Prince for his music, but i am bright enought too know that a persons looks at life influences their creativity, so, if Prince is still wearing make-up knowadays, it might explain the record 3121...you get it?)

I am just hoping he does give up on such superficial things, and understands that getting older means getting wiser also: I mean, look at R.L. Burnside, Solomon Burke, Bono or Michael Stipe, do they need make-up, sunglasses and fancy clothing to express themselves?

I am just hoping he does give up on such superficial things, and understands that getting older means getting wiser also: I mean, look at R.L. Burnside, Solomon Burke, Bono or Michael Stipe, do they need make-up, sunglasses and fancy clothing to express themselves?

duh, maybe because i aint gay, and i am just looking for some good Prince music like during his 1985 - 1988 'golden age', that all....

Riverpoet31 said:

Bono is one of the biggest fashion whores around!

What's with Prince ending every performance by throwing his guitar away? It that the only way he can communicate how cool he is these days?

I feel sorry for the kids watching him who want to learn to play guitar but can't afford one.