Who is the vocalist?
My best guess is Carmen Electra but the fact that I'm not sure . . .

Sheila E


Sessions began in late 1987 for Sheila E.'s fourth album with Prince, with this track being included. The album was scrapped when Sheila left Paisley Park in 1989. Sheila provides the vocals and plays percussion, Boni Boyer on organ, while Prince plays guitar on this number about the empowerment of women

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Thank you. It just doesn't sound like Sheila. But not Carmen either.

the Power Girl sounds like a flower.

let it Rain.

This song is really cheesy, but I like it a lot. Total guilty pleasure.

Cute cartoonz.

redpumps said:

I do too But I also remember that man/woman foe they had and I could have sworn they modeled him after Prince

redpumps said:

??? lol

2IZ1 said:

U had a qestion, 4 me... it is a sweet little cartoon.

nurseV said:

wasn't that a monkey?

dawntreader said:

No-that was mojo-jojo

nurseV said:

I think you're talking about the camp devil - with the frills and the high heels!!!

mentalist said:

What was that characters name?

nurseV said:

Compliments of Wikipedia!

Him (voiced by Tom Kane): A mysterious, super powerful, red-skinned, effeminate, and immortal devil-like creature. His physical appearance is an amalgamation of sorts with crab-like claws, lobster-like skin, pointed ears, a hooked nose and a long, curled beard, wearing makeup, a woman's red jacket and skirt with pink tulle at the collar and hemline, and black, thigh-high, spike-heeled boots. It's implied that he may be Satan, but he is so evil that his real name "can never be said". He is the ultimate embodiment of pure evil, and talks in a chilling voice that echoes at all times as if in a cave. He often disguises himself or creates psychological events or catastrophes which he uses as an attempt to cause the Powerpuff Girls to break mentally. He has shown numerous satanic forms, most of which are revealed in hell or apocalyptic situations or realms. His powers are so great that he is able to resurrect and improve The Rowdyruff Boys. The Powerpuff Girls themselves are often unsure how to fight him. It was Him who, in an alternate future without the Powerpuff Girls, controlled Townsville (again, in the episode "Speed Demon") and having gained control of the world, gained power so great that even the Powerpuff Girls could not harm him. In this setting, he was also able to change into a much larger and more sinister-looking version of himself. The scene in the episode "Tough Love" that depicts Him hovering above Townsville sowing the seeds of hatred in the minds of the citizens is probably a parody or a tribute to the scene in F. W. Murnau's 1926 adaptation of Faust which depicts Mephistopheles hovering above the sleeping town sowing the seeds of plague. Craig McCracken has stated that the character "Him" was inspired by the Chief Blue Meanie in the 1968 Yellow Submarine film[1].

mentalist said:

Wow-maybe they just took the heels from Prince

Anybody ever seen YuGiOh with the kids and cards-I could swear that main character with the long purple coat was modeled after Prince





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nurseV said:

How about that version?

mentalist said:

Could be

nurseV said:

Yeah!

Also, I have the ltd edition boxset of The Fifth element - that comes with this massive fat glossy book all about the making of it.

There are pages dedicated to all of Jean Paul Gaultiers designs - and especially all of the ones for Ruby Rodd - all look like Prince, high heels and everything!!!

mentalist said:

Creator must be a Prince fan

nurseV said:

effeminate

mentalist said:

Nice to See the Devil show its Face,
Cunning but not Smart Devil...
He comes out to Challenge one last time,
when the Safety of the Golden Child within is assured,
He knows his Hold on the psyche is over.

Individiualism Evolves into Oneness with All.
Girl Power.