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L4OATheOriginal said: 1988 Good Question self titled album That doesn't have any Prince involvement, it's just on Paisley Park records. [Edited 6/21/07 5:46am] | |
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NouveauDance said: L4OATheOriginal said: 1988 Good Question self titled album That doesn't have any Prince involvement, it's just on Paisley Park records. [Edited 6/21/07 5:46am] Yes, & it was lame. No Prince involvement in the Tony LeMans album either but this one was was great! | |
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NouveauDance said: L4OATheOriginal said: 1988 Good Question self titled album That doesn't have any Prince involvement, it's just on Paisley Park records. [Edited 6/21/07 5:46am] true ..but paisley is a part of the prince xperience man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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shaomi said: NouveauDance said: That doesn't have any Prince involvement, it's just on Paisley Park records. [Edited 6/21/07 5:46am] Yes, & it was lame. No Prince involvement in the Tony LeMans album either but this one was was great! however both boni boyer and ingrid chavez appear on tony's album man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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L4OATheOriginal said: NouveauDance said: That doesn't have any Prince involvement, it's just on Paisley Park records. [Edited 6/21/07 5:46am] true ..but paisley is a part of the prince xperience Not more than any of his past associates solo albums. From what i remember Good Question were signed on paisley without Prince even knowing about it. | |
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L4OATheOriginal said: shaomi said: Yes, & it was lame. No Prince involvement in the Tony LeMans album either but this one was was great! however both boni boyer and ingrid chavez appear on tony's album Yes but then u'd have 2 buy any Ryuichi Sakamoto, Natural Selection or David Sylvian album featuring Ingrid & any album featuring a Prince collaborator. That would make a looooong list of CD's. | |
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shaomi said: Raze said: The Truth was actually completed around the time Emancipation came out in 1996. It was announced on his website at the time as a possible future release and that he'd just complete the last track for it. The reason i've listed Crystal Ball 1st was that "2morrow" is supposed 2 have been the 1st son recorded after the release of Emancipation but u might b right. It's difficult 2 determine the recording order of such albums that have been recorded &/or completed around the same time. Same problem with Purple Rain/Ice Cream Castles/Apollonia 6/The Glamorous Life or Come/The Gold Experience/Goldnigga/Chils Of The Sun or Newpower Soul/Come 2 My house/GCS 2000 & some other sessions... If only The new Vault book was released i could buy it & have this kind of info... I don't think 2morrow was recorded after Emancipation was released. As I remember it, it was written about the girl in the Love 4 One Another movie, which aired in early 1996, many months before the album came out. I think it's just another Emancipation-era outtake. "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: shaomi said: The reason i've listed Crystal Ball 1st was that "2morrow" is supposed 2 have been the 1st son recorded after the release of Emancipation but u might b right. It's difficult 2 determine the recording order of such albums that have been recorded &/or completed around the same time. Same problem with Purple Rain/Ice Cream Castles/Apollonia 6/The Glamorous Life or Come/The Gold Experience/Goldnigga/Chils Of The Sun or Newpower Soul/Come 2 My house/GCS 2000 & some other sessions... If only The new Vault book was released i could buy it & have this kind of info... I don't think 2morrow was recorded after Emancipation was released. As I remember it, it was written about the girl in the Love 4 One Another movie, which aired in early 1996, many months before the album came out. I think it's just another Emancipation-era outtake. Actually, I was just reading about that today. I'm pretty sure it was recorded in November of '96. | |
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shaomi said: L4OATheOriginal said: true ..but paisley is a part of the prince xperience Not more than any of his past associates solo albums. From what i remember Good Question were signed on paisley without Prince even knowing about it. yeah i think benny medina had something 2 do with that. wasn't paisley also being linked 2 reprise records as well? whether good question was signed with prince's permission or not, according 2 the liner notes, they thank him 4 taking the brothers ice fishing  man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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shaomi said: L4OATheOriginal said: however both boni boyer and ingrid chavez appear on tony's album Yes but then u'd have 2 buy any Ryuichi Sakamoto, Natural Selection or David Sylvian album featuring Ingrid & any album featuring a Prince collaborator. That would make a looooong list of CD's. i will just stick 2 i'll do anything by natural selection lol man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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GangstaFam said: Raze said: I don't think 2morrow was recorded after Emancipation was released. As I remember it, it was written about the girl in the Love 4 One Another movie, which aired in early 1996, many months before the album came out. I think it's just another Emancipation-era outtake. Actually, I was just reading about that today. I'm pretty sure it was recorded in November of '96. Yeah, Prince himself said it was the 1st post-Emancipation release recorded song. But it indeed refers 2 events dating back 2 the Lov4oneanotherexperience era, as said in the CB booklet. | |
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L4OATheOriginal said: shaomi said: Not more than any of his past associates solo albums. From what i remember Good Question were signed on paisley without Prince even knowing about it. yeah i think benny medina had something 2 do with that. wasn't paisley also being linked 2 reprise records as well? whether good question was signed with prince's permission or not, according 2 the liner notes, they thank him 4 taking the brothers ice fishing No, Paisley wasn't linked 2 Reprise in any way. Only Pandemonium was a Paisley Park/Reprise release & i never understood why exept maybe if we refer 2 the Wikipedia article about Reprise which says "Warner Bros. has often treated Reprise as a bit of a secondary parent label, as many of its subsidiary labels, such as Straight and Kinetic, have had their records released in conjunction with Reprise." No i think it was more a Ruffallo/Cavallo/Fargnoli thing 2 manage Paisley since Prince wasn't that much interested in it anyway. I ain't sure it was Good Question which was signed without Prince being asked, it could as well been Three O'Clock or Tony LeMans & i don't think Prince reaaly cared anyway. I've just read it somewhere, most likely in Per Nielsen's DMSR book. When u think of it, Paisley Park realy was a weird label. Lotsa non-Prince/side-project released on it were ok, & even sometimes excellent, but i don't know, i would have expected more from a label owned by Prince than what was released. | |
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Do u also remember this very, very rare album released by Paisley Park just b4 it was closed, in late 1993? I can't even remember the name of the guy but he was a very young drummer who had impressed Prince so much that he signed him. The album was released in a very confidential way (i was a Prince fan in 1993, closely following Prince's work & i only heard of this album years after) & it was printed at such a small scale that it's almost impossible 2 find (it never made it 2 Europe, 4 exemple.) I've dowloaded it on Napster back in the days & it sucked, it was an instrumental mix of poorly inspired jazz & even poorlier inspired metal, all based on the drums playing. I never knew who wrote & produced this album (though i know Prince had nothing 2 do with it) & i can't even remember the drummer's name. Can somebody help? [Edited 6/22/07 10:28am] | |
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shaomi said: L4OATheOriginal said: yeah i think benny medina had something 2 do with that. wasn't paisley also being linked 2 reprise records as well? whether good question was signed with prince's permission or not, according 2 the liner notes, they thank him 4 taking the brothers ice fishing No, Paisley wasn't linked 2 Reprise in any way. Only Pandemonium was a Paisley Park/Reprise release & i never understood why exept maybe if we refer 2 the Wikipedia article about Reprise which says "Warner Bros. has often treated Reprise as a bit of a secondary parent label, as many of its subsidiary labels, such as Straight and Kinetic, have had their records released in conjunction with Reprise." No i think it was more a Ruffallo/Cavallo/Fargnoli thing 2 manage Paisley since Prince wasn't that much interested in it anyway. I ain't sure it was Good Question which was signed without Prince being asked, it could as well been Three O'Clock or Tony LeMans & i don't think Prince reaaly cared anyway. I've just read it somewhere, most likely in Per Nielsen's DMSR book. When u think of it, Paisley Park realy was a weird label. Lotsa non-Prince/side-project released on it were ok, & even sometimes excellent, but i don't know, i would have expected more from a label owned by Prince than what was released. it could have been more than just a vanity label interesting that in 1989 was supposed 2 have been the year that prince took off and focused on the label. but then came batman ... man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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shaomi said: Do u also remember this very, very rare album released by Paisley Park just b4 it was closed, in late 1993? I can't even remember the name of the guy but he was a very young drummer who had impressed Prince so much that he signed him. The album was released in a very confidential way (i was a Prince fan in 1993, closely following Prince's work & i only heard of this album years after) & it was printed at such a small scale that it's almost impossible 2 find (it never made it 2 Europe, 4 exemple.) I've dowloaded it on Napster back in the days & it sucked, it was an instrumental mix of poorly inspired jazz & even poorlier inspired metal, all based on the drums playing. I never knew who wrote & produced this album (though i know Prince had nothing 2 do with it) & i can't even remember the drummer's name. Can somebody help?
[Edited 6/22/07 10:28am] it was jacob armen ..and i never got a hold of it ..but prince somehow thought highly of it since he's featured really quickly on the beautiful xperience film and during a few of the npg ahdio shows man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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NouveauDance said: Jacob Armen - Drum Fever
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L4OATheOriginal said: shaomi said: Do u also remember this very, very rare album released by Paisley Park just b4 it was closed, in late 1993? I can't even remember the name of the guy but he was a very young drummer who had impressed Prince so much that he signed him. The album was released in a very confidential way (i was a Prince fan in 1993, closely following Prince's work & i only heard of this album years after) & it was printed at such a small scale that it's almost impossible 2 find (it never made it 2 Europe, 4 exemple.) I've dowloaded it on Napster back in the days & it sucked, it was an instrumental mix of poorly inspired jazz & even poorlier inspired metal, all based on the drums playing. I never knew who wrote & produced this album (though i know Prince had nothing 2 do with it) & i can't even remember the drummer's name. Can somebody help?
[Edited 6/22/07 10:28am] it was jacob armen ..and i never got a hold of it ..but prince somehow thought highly of it since he's featured really quickly on the beautiful xperience film and during a few of the npg ahdio shows I think he's a very very very good drummer, particularly since he was 12. It's the musical taste of the album that was a problem. his site's bio says his father was the producer of the album, that must b it. When u come 2 think of it Eric Leeds, Cat Dyson, Sheila E., Eddy M. or Rhonda Smith are extraordinary musicians but their solo albums (the ones without prince, that is) r nice cool funk but definitly lack the originality & whatever makes them going 2 their edge when working with Prince. | |
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shaomi said: L4OATheOriginal said: it was jacob armen ..and i never got a hold of it ..but prince somehow thought highly of it since he's featured really quickly on the beautiful xperience film and during a few of the npg ahdio shows I think he's a very very very good drummer, particularly since he was 12. It's the musical taste of the album that was a problem. his site's bio says his father was the producer of the album, that must b it. When u come 2 think of it Eric Leeds, Cat Dyson, Sheila E., Eddy M. or Rhonda Smith are extraordinary musicians but their solo albums (the ones without prince, that is) r nice cool funk but definitly lack the originality & whatever makes them going 2 their edge when working with Prince. have u checked out eric leeds now & again ..michael b and sonny appear on it man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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L4OATheOriginal said: shaomi said: I think he's a very very very good drummer, particularly since he was 12. It's the musical taste of the album that was a problem. his site's bio says his father was the producer of the album, that must b it. When u come 2 think of it Eric Leeds, Cat Dyson, Sheila E., Eddy M. or Rhonda Smith are extraordinary musicians but their solo albums (the ones without prince, that is) r nice cool funk but definitly lack the originality & whatever makes them going 2 their edge when working with Prince. have u checked out eric leeds now & again ..michael b and sonny appear on it Nope & i've wanted 2 4 a while, since i like "Things Left Unsaid": not an un4getable record but i like it. Does "Now & again" sound like "Things Left Unsaid"? | |
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IRISHFAN said: Wow guys, excellent collection - puts mine to shame!!!
well, i've been collecting Prince songs & albums since 1990 so i guess it helps. Lotsa 80's & early 90's stuff could b found in record stores back then & i spend hours looking 4 'em whenever i crossed a record store. Then p2p's came & i finished getting what i couldn't find in record stores, 1st on Napster, then on Audiogalaxy, then on Kazaa & later on Emule & Soulseek. Now i own almost everything officially released on record by Prince including all his compositions 4 other artists. I still have 2 find maybe 20 or so rare remixes of such songs given 2 other artists & that goddamn vinyl version of "Still Waiting" (i think it's "Still Waiting", i'd have 2 verify this) that was edited on the CD version of the album 4 some unundstandable reason. Now i intend 2 get all TV & radio appearences. | |
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shaomi said: L4OATheOriginal said: have u checked out eric leeds now & again ..michael b and sonny appear on it Nope & i've wanted 2 4 a while, since i like "Things Left Unsaid": not an un4getable record but i like it. Does "Now & again" sound like "Things Left Unsaid"? i would say it closely resembles how times squared sounded. man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81 | |
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make sure u have all the official dvds and vhs stuff
Purple Rain (20th Anniverssary Edition) Under the Cherry Moon Sign of the Times (CANADIAN VERSION) Graffiti Bridge Rave Un2 the year 2000 ONA live at the Aladdin Girl 6 (movie) The Hits (Collection of videos) Diamonds and Pearls (Collection of videos for the album) 3 Chains of Gold Syracuse 1985 Lovesexy Live 1988 The Undertaker Sacrifice of Victor Beautiful Experience Beautiful Strange | |
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