I know I have read this info somewhere, but I really don't feel like digging through all my stuff to find the answer.

Soooo, if any of the resident Princeologists read this:

1) Who was on the first two Madhouse albums? Eric & Prince or Eric, Prince and Sheila E.

2) If Sheila was on either of these albums, which songs does she play drums on?

Madhouse: 8

Prince and Eric Leeds - and a small contribution from Matt Fink on 'Two'

Madhouse 16:

Prince and Eric Leeds on 'Nine', 'Twelve', 'Thirteen', 'Fourteen' and 'Sixteen' - and together with Levi and Sheila on 'Ten', 'Eleven' and 'Fifteen' - and a small contribution from Matt Fink on 'Sixteen'
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langebleu said:

Ah! Thanks Lang. You rock.

Yeah.

What langeblue said.

has nothing to do with your questions but... i bought both cds and the covers look blurry. i'm wondering if i got had are your pics on your covers sharp?

spontane said:

Mine were not blurry but not real sharp...i say it is just as clear as any Prince cd from around them years....and none of them are blurry
Let me guess , U got them From the internet

how did all this information on who's playing on what song come about?

P2daP said:

Most come from word of mouth from associates, band members of Prince. I belive most came from Eric Leeds, Sheila E...

thanks

mplsmike said:

i got them from the internet. guess that answers my question.

How are the madhouse tracks ?

I don't have any!

thedribbler said:

Like anything he does -- some great, some not so.

spontane said:

Hope you didn't pay a ton on money for those cds thinking they were originals and not cd-rs or something. Anyway, if you got them for a decent price don't worry about the blurry covers as long as the music sounds clear and they aren't scratched. But I would make copies of them if I were you to have as back-ups because if the person sent you old cd-rs then your originals may start to crack or degrade. Yeah I know cds are supposed to indestructable, ok... so not true. I know this from experience.

thedribbler said:

Boring, uninspired jazz-fusion instrumentals. In my opinion.