I always thought that JW's were anti-Earth. | |
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Illustrator said: I always thought that JW's were anti-Earth.
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UCantHavaDaMango said: I didn't realize it was to be such a political event. Silly me, I thought it was actually about helping the earth. Well, Prince is supposed to be politically neutral, so that might keep him from doing it anyway. Even if he did do it, I don't see why people should be upset at him. When it comes down to it, Prince is all about the music. It would just be another gig.
The thing is that Gore and Harvey Goldsmith are trying to use him to make money for themselves. They know he has recently become more popular again and they want to capitalize on that. | |
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lovemachine said: UCantHavaDaMango said: It kind of makes sense. He is environmentally conscious. I just don't know if the Live Earth folks could afford him. Maybe he would do it out of the kindness of his heart?
What has Prince ever done environmentally. Ever? In fact I would say he is very very wasteful. have you ever noticed that all his cd covers since TRC have been made of paper? i believe he even said that in an interview once about how the environment was a real concern for him. Prince is a paronoid human being. i'm pretty sure he's a greeny. | |
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Milty said:
have you ever noticed that all his cd covers since TRC have been made of paper? .
One Nite Alone was a big waiste of paper and CD jewel cases [Edited 3/23/07 15:29pm] I AM LOOKING FOR USED PRINCE CONCERT TICKETS ... https://www.facebook.com/...erttickets | |
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lovemachine said: What has Prince ever done environmentally. Ever? In fact I would say he is very very wasteful. Rumor has it that the Purple One keeps his private joy green by using only biodegradable condoms. | |
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girl66 said: Organiser Harvey Goldsmith said: "I was in Los Angeles a couple of weeks ago and Prince has a club in a hotel called Rio. He played a set there at midnight and he was mind blowing. It will be great if we can get him." Prince must be interested if he convinced the Rio to move from Las Vegas to LA just so the event organizer could see the show. Check out The Mountains and the Sea, a Prince podcast by yours truly and my wife. More info at https://www.facebook.com/TMATSPodcast/ | |
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Doozer said: girl66 said: Organiser Harvey Goldsmith said: "I was in Los Angeles a couple of weeks ago and Prince has a club in a hotel called Rio. He played a set there at midnight and he was mind blowing. It will be great if we can get him." Prince must be interested if he convinced the Rio to move from Las Vegas to LA just so the event organizer could see the show. | |
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xenophobia2002 said: Milty said:
have you ever noticed that all his cd covers since TRC have been made of paper? .
One Nite Alone was a big waiste of paper and CD jewel cases [Edited 3/23/07 15:29pm] ok whatever...one album wasn't. but you get it. or maybe you dont. hmm... | |
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xenophobia2002 said: Milty said:
have you ever noticed that all his cd covers since TRC have been made of paper? .
One Nite Alone was a big waiste of paper and CD jewel cases 'One Nite Alone' involved no jewel cases. 'One Nite Alone ... Live!' did. . ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift. | |
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oh my god- I hope Prince does not get involved in this project. he might do it b/c he might be desperate for PR, but I have faith that he has the sense not to. "So shall it be written, so shall it be sung..." | |
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tznekbsbfrvr said: oh my god- I hope Prince does not get involved in this project. he might do it b/c he might be desperate for PR, but I have faith that he has the sense not to.
i really dont think Prince would do it for the PR | |
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I'm curious...how many of you who think this is/would be a bad idea thought the same thing about him performing on any/all of the following?
--Saturday Night Live --American Idol --Good Morning America --Super Bowl --Las Vegas If you are against this Live Earth thing, but not bothered by any of the above, please say why. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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jone70 said: I'm curious...how many of you who think this is/would be a bad idea thought the same thing about him performing on any/all of the following?
--Saturday Night Live --American Idol --Good Morning America --Super Bowl --Las Vegas If you are against this Live Earth thing, but not bothered by any of the above, please say why. After that acceptance speech at the NAACP awards (where he talked about having the Earth in your hand etc. etc.), it seems that he would be a shoe-in for that event. Time for Prince to put his fame to good use. I have a feeling though that acceptance speech was just about the music biz, not about the "planet". | |
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so it was bad for him not to do We Are the World and now its bad for him to do Live Earth. What's the difference. both are supposedly for a good cause. please explain? | |
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Milty said: lovemachine said: What has Prince ever done environmentally. Ever? In fact I would say he is very very wasteful. have you ever noticed that all his cd covers since TRC have been made of paper? i believe he even said that in an interview once about how the environment was a real concern for him. Prince is a paronoid human being. i'm pretty sure he's a greeny. Yeah...because...you know...paper milling is so much more environmentally friendly than petroleum refining. If you believe that, I have some Kimberly-Clark PCB sludge from the Fox River I'd love to send you. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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jone70 said: I'm curious...how many of you who think this is/would be a bad idea thought the same thing about him performing on any/all of the following?
--Saturday Night Live --American Idol --Good Morning America --Super Bowl --Las Vegas If you are against this Live Earth thing, but not bothered by any of the above, please say why. Apples and oranges. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Genesia said: jone70 said: I'm curious...how many of you who think this is/would be a bad idea thought the same thing about him performing on any/all of the following?
--Saturday Night Live --American Idol --Good Morning America --Super Bowl --Las Vegas If you are against this Live Earth thing, but not bothered by any of the above, please say why. Apples and oranges. Why? The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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jone70 said: Genesia said: Apples and oranges. Why? Because the list you provided is comprised of commercial ventures that aren't pretending to be anything but. Live Earth (just the name makes me want to barf) is a commercial and political venture parading as altruism. I really, truly hope Prince is smart enough to recognize the distinction and say "no." We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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wonder505 said: so it was bad for him not to do We Are the World and now its bad for him to do Live Earth. What's the difference. both are supposedly for a good cause. please explain?
Who said it was bad for him not to do We Are the World? We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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girl66 said: Genesia you are so wise!
I don't know about all that. But I do recognize hype, self-promotion, and profiteering when I see them. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Milty said: lovemachine said: What has Prince ever done environmentally. Ever? In fact I would say he is very very wasteful. have you ever noticed that all his cd covers since TRC have been made of paper? i believe he even said that in an interview once about how the environment was a real concern for him. Prince is a paronoid human being. i'm pretty sure he's a greeny. Greeny people often tear down perfectly good houses and think of the resources to gut rental houses for 6 months until he is sued and forced to change it back wasting more resources. Greeny people often fly back and forth weekly to record at home instead of finding a recording studio in Vegas. Greeny people take limo's everywhere because of the great gas milage. I mean I could go on and on. Some people want Prince to fit in with their beliefs even when he clearly doesn't. | |
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girl66 said: Why is it a bad idea...
I believe that if Prince does the show he would be endorsing Al Gore's bs and it would show that he has fallen for the propaganda. Tell me I am not the only person that feels this way. Read this: http://www.washtimes.com/...-6282r.htm Now I am going to find some fun Prince stuff to talk about. [Edited 3/23/07 12:59pm] It saddens me to no end that some people actually think the shit in the newspaper (let alone the NeoCon, G-Dubya-lovin' Washington Motherfucking Times, for Chrissakes!!!!). No confusion, no tears. No enemies, no fear. No sorrow, no pain. No ball, no chain.
Sex is not love. Love is not sex. Putting words in other people's mouths will only get you elected. Need more sleep than coke or methamphetamine. | |
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I'd have no problem with him doing a few cuts for a worthy cause. | |
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I am actually shocked about the arguments in this thread..
How can anybody; republicans or democrats or JW or whatever think that it is a bad idea to do something for the earth. I think it is arrogant. I guess all you "anti-global-warming" guys are americans. I always been scared by the political system i US - but this scares me even more. | |
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America has the most to lose in accepting human impact on the earth and adjusting their habits. So the rhetoric isn't surprising really.
Anyway Prince does seem a little more concerned than your average patriot: "Who told me Mr. Man That Eye got a right 2 moan? How 'bout this big ol' hole in the ozone?" Glug, glug like a mug | |
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SpecialEd;
I think you have a point here. Very sad tho´ - wake up america !! | |
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Looks like he may be doing Live Earth after all, well judging from the updated pics on www.3121.com anyway, interesting. That picture reminds of his poem when he said something like "Imagine if you could hold the Earth in the palm of your hands." [Edited 3/24/07 6:05am] | |
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