daPrettyman said: furygirl said: The Revolution was his best band
Maybe creatively, but musically, the 2002-2004 incarnation of the NPG is one of the best. Also the NPG from 1994-1995 are tops. John Blackwell and Michael Bland could outplay Bobby Z in their sleep. Yep! That works 4 Me 2! | |
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Portia said: DevotedPuppy said: I pretty much agree. I'm not saying the current line up are bad musicians, they're not, I mean they are all professionals; but they lack the flava/flair/spark whatever you wanna call it of past bands. I feel like there is no cohesiveness or personality to them. Like they are literally just Prince's back-up band. I felt that way from the first time I saw them at Nokia--there isn't any chemistry between them--or between them and Prince. I will admit they have gotten tighter music-wise but for playing together for over a year, they are still sloppy for a Prince band. Maybe Prince is more laid back these days or this is his way of "mentoring" younger musicians, but I'm actually kinda surprised he's kept them this long. I guess maybe they are less expensive to keep on the payroll too...(compared to Blackwell, et al.) . [Edited 6/6/07 20:37pm] they definitely lack the flare of previous bands... my buddy agrees | |
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utopia7 said: txladykat said: You folks need to worry about your OWN genitals [Edited 6/6/07 20:16pm] not his own, obviously "Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you." - Kahlil Gibran | |
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Raze said: utopia7 said: You folks need to worry about your OWN genitals [Edited 6/6/07 20:16pm] not his own, obviously so you know he dont give a damn about josh... if he wanna hit that azz he dont care who it is! | |
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