I can never listen to She's Always in My Hair too many times.

Another Lonely X-Mas,
followed by Alexa de Paris & 17 Days.

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When I first purchased the WDC single, right on the day it came out, I listened to the a-side three times. It was awesome of course, but I had taped the video, so I was familiar with the music. Then I flipped the record and this great song came up... but it was a b-side, and I knew very little about pop music at that point. I wondered what was wrong with me, cuz I thought the b-side was almost as good as the a-side. I figured I had no taste, so I didn't say anything about it when my sister got home and I played the record.

About two weeks after that, I went out to a disco... It was my first time alone in a gay disco and I was nervous as hell. Probably the only reason I mustered the courage to enter was that they were playing 17 Days! I followed the song like a siren call... straight to the dance floor, and I danced. So you could say I have a special place in my heart for 17 Days...
[This message was edited Tue Jul 30 19:17:01 PDT 2002 by Aerogram]

1980's B-Side= God

1990's= Rock N' Roll is Alive (b-side/ Gold)

Peace,

ndigo said:

The long version of this song is totally with out a doubt is my favorite song PERIOD. I'm just so glad to hear someone who feels that song like me.

Irristible bitch.

2nd runner up:

Shockadelica

17 Days...it sounds like rubbery funk rock.

"She's Always In My Hair"

She's Always In My Hair
17 Days

What about the complete version of "La La La He He Hee" ?

Don't forget "Love Or Money"

...And "Erotic City"'s just a CLASSIC.

Nevermind, I guess I can't answer to this topic with just one song. Back in the 80's all those B-Sides were, as a whole, as important to me as any other album. So answering to this Q would be as dsifficult as naming my favorite Prince track from a certain period, which is something I always found way too difficult.

Erotic City
Back in the day, I used to wear that one out.

Irrestible Bitch, She's always in my hair, God...nothing more to say!!!

Erotic City, She's always in my hair.

She's Always in My Hair&17 Days is Very Close.

Erotic City and Irresistable Bitch. And Scarlett Pussy of course.
[This message was edited Tue Jul 30 23:29:26 PDT 2002 by Vagina]

"How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?"

- close 2nd is GOD (Vocal Edit)

There's no way 2 pick just 1...or even 5

17 Days
How Come U Don't Call Me
I Love U In Me
She's Always In My Hair
4 The Tears In Your Eyes
Power Fantastic
Erotic City



It's hard 2 pick just one.
[This message was edited Wed Jul 31 3:31:35 PDT 2002 by Biscuit]

How Come U Don't Call Me. That song is wickedly nice. When it first came out I didn't buy the single right away. I was short on money and figured the song would be on the album. Who knew! It took me 10 years, 700 miles and 20 bucks to aquire that 45. It was worth it.
[This message was edited Wed Jul 31 6:33:32 PDT 2002 by teacherlady88]

1st place: gotta stop (messin about)

runner-up (by a hair!): girl (long version, dammit )

best (tie) 17 Days or Erotic City

Worst (tie) God (love theme) and Girl. Two songs that he crapped out quickly and ran away from.

1) Irresistable Bitch
2) She's Always In My Hair
3) Erotic City
4) Scarlet Pussy
5) Rock 'n' Roll Is Alive

She's Always In My Hair.

Erotic City, 17 Days and La la la, He he he - the drumming is awesome!

This is the 2. Album I got from Prince. A friend's gift, and Lovesexy.

If I cuold answer this questoins... even if I try to find a favorite song... here spontan it is 3 years now I can't listen to!

erotic city

"I Love U In Me."

His voice sounds so different in it...very atypical of his normal singing style, at the time, especially.
[This message was edited Wed Jul 31 8:24:08 PDT 2002 by piepie1976]

All the bsides are brilliant textured mind expanding gifts from the universal river of creativity, and more or less original in origin. They are some cool expressions! Forceful vocals and unique vibrations. All compiled in electronic exclusivity... How could you not like them... I love them all...

teacherlady88 said:

I thought the same thing.



Didnt you buy the 1999 single when it came out?
[This message was edited Wed Jul 31 9:16:51 PDT 2002 by rdhull]

1. Erotic City - for its perfection
2. She´s always in my hair - for the way it shows off so many of the musical aspects that made his eighties output so great.
3. Shockadelica - for the truly funky vibe
4. How come you don´t call me anymore - for the intimate feeling
5. Another lonely christmas - for the lyrics