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Fake 1996 album? Anyone remember this? This tracklisting appeared around the same time as the traklisting for The Vault, which turned out to be accurate, so who knows...
> NEWPOWERSOUL, the German and Dutch Newsmagazine, got a message about a new album by . The information was given to Markus B. [the Telekom Slave] who simply called Paisley Park and asked about any future plans. He was given a tracklist of a new album that was ready to be delivered. Looking at the tracklist it COULD be The Vault album.. The first 14 are supposed to be on the album. The last 4 are planned as B-sides. The album is ready. The B-sides are in the final mix. 01. Laurianne 02. Pain 03. 2 Fast 4 love 04. Spiritual World 05. Heaven is near my friend 06. People without 07. Poor Goo 08. Trouble in paradise 09. The yellow cloud I love 10. Move me 11. Feel good 12. Love your enemy 13. Rave church style 14. Something funky this house comes A. Strange thing happen in Puerto Rico B. Love or hate me C. She's so hot D. Revenge of the Fabulous Of course, I doubt he would plan 4 b-sides! LOL - we don't even get singles now... | |
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Yeah ... I miss all those maxi-single remixes and B-sides. | |
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Fake tracklisting used to be quite popular on this site.
This one looks & smells fake. Seen much better fake lists than this one. | |
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Pain. Isn't that a song he gave 2 Chaka Khan 4 the Living Single soundtrack? | |
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if those are real song titles, i think the world is better off if that album stays in the vault... Mr. Ellis Dee-licious, the Official NPGigolo
Candy Dulfer is my boo... | |
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definately fake. | |
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At one point,wasn't 'The Vault' album supposed to be a multi-disc set? Like,Volumes 1,2,and 3? I remember hearing that Prince submitted three volumes to Warner Bros. to fulfill his contract,but they weren't satisfied with this deal.Perhaps this tracklist could be one of the rejected "Vault" albums? | |
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? [This message was edited Thu Feb 27 0:02:42 PST 2003 by IstenSzek] and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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I know that at least 9 of those titles are genuine...
***"Laurianne"---this song really exists ***"Pain"---this song was given to Chaka Khan for the "Living Single" soundtrack.It was co-written by Rosie Gaines. ***"Spiritual World"---supposedly,this song was mentioned in one of the early drafts of the "Graffiti Bridge" movie script. ***"People Without"---this 1987 song really exists,Cat mentioned it in an interview. ***"Poor Goo"---from The Undertaker project (1993) ***"Feel Good"---this is probably the 1995 'Emancipation' outtake. ***"Rave Church Style"---this song was mentioned on an early tracklist of the 'Love Symbol' album. ***"Something Funky This House Comes"---a Tony M.-led number that really exists. ***"She's So Hot"---another song title that was mentioned on an early trcklist of the 'Love Symbol' album. Btw,does anyone have any details about a 1994 (95?) song called "Good Dick And A Job"?? Does it really exist? | |
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god i miss the remixes
used to cherrish them as much as the albums | |
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IstenSzek said: "Strange Things Happen In Puerto Rico"
There were quite a few mentions of this song in the 95-96 era. I recall reading someone's extensive description of it after allegedly hearing the song at Paisley Park. It was also included on several 'outtake' lists on the web. I've never heard it myself and it seems a bit strange that there would be a 95 outtake that has been leaked but not yet spread. My guess, if this song really exists, is that it's from '93 or '94 - Prince has said that it was in Puerto Rico that he had visions that led to him changing his name (if this song is fake, this is undoubtedly where the title came from). I think the song would deal with his name change, then. In the 1994 Q interview, he was asked about something from before the name change - he responded 'That was before Puerto Rico. I don't remember much from before Puerto Rico'. My friends and I used that line for years to cover up any wrong-doings... That was fun. | |
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spice island yall | |
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"People Without" is from Small Club, and it was improvised, right? "People without...got they head up they AZZ!" | |
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tommyalma said: "People Without" is from Small Club, and it was improvised, right? "People without...got they head up they AZZ!"
Some of it was improvised (he included a very warped version of Madhouse's Six at one point in that version) - he played it at other aftershows in late 88 too, and it's likely there was a studio version as well. If this was a real vault album, I would guess this and Poor Goo would be studio versions rather than what what is circulating. | |
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