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This piece in the Prince oeuvre is so bizarre it took me at least something like 15 years to confirm that it was Prince--but on first listen of the last cutg of this first Madhouse Album I knew it could be none other. It combines one of the ugliest sounds in modern music--hunh! hunh!... repeated and repeated--along with one of the most beautiful--flute playing to caress your soul. The structure of the song is profoundly moving, with a final ascension to Heaven, or Peace, or sleep, or acceptance, or realization; but along the way, like leaven in bread, there's that "hunh! hunh" vocal track that adds some kind of humor (Prince used to call this type of thing "sick") that is perhaps not meant for unprepared ears, but for anybody who's attuned to Prince's genius, this is high-proof spirits indeed. Humor, love of life, bitter tragedy, endurance, endurance, action, and attainment at the end of ... something, somewhere.

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This piece in the Prince oeuvre is so bizarre it took me at least something like 15 years to confirm that it was Prince--but on first listen of the last cutg of this first Madhouse Album I knew it could be none other. It combines one of the ugliest sounds in modern music--hunh! hunh!... repeated and repeated--along with one of the most beautiful--flute playing to caress your soul. The structure of the song is profoundly moving, with a final ascension to Heaven, or Peace, or sleep, or acceptance, or realization; but along the way, like leaven in bread, there's that "hunh! hunh" vocal track that adds some kind of humor (Prince used to call this type of thing "sick") that is perhaps not meant for unprepared ears, but for anybody who's attuned to Prince's genius, this is high-proof spirits indeed. Humor, love of life, bitter tragedy, endurance, endurance, action, and attainment at the end of ... something, somewhere.

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This piece in the Prince oeuvre is so bizarre it took me at least something like 15 years to confirm that it was Prince--but on first listen of the last cutg of this first Madhouse Album I knew it could be none other. It combines one of the ugliest sounds in modern music--hunh! hunh!... repeated and repeated--along with one of the most beautiful--flute playing to caress your soul. The structure of the song is profoundly moving, with a final ascension to Heaven, or Peace, or sleep, or acceptance, or realization; but along the way, like leaven in bread, there's that "hunh! hunh" vocal track that adds some kind of humor (Prince used to call this type of thing "sick") that is perhaps not meant for unprepared ears, but for anybody who's attuned to Prince's genius, this is high-proof spirits indeed. Humor, love of life, bitter tragedy, endurance, endurance, action, and attainment at the end of ... something, somewhere.

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This piece in the Prince oeuvre is so bizarre it took me at least something like 15 years to confirm that it was Prince--but on first listen of the last cutg of this first Madhouse Album I knew it could be none other. It combines one of the ugliest sounds in modern music--hunh! hunh!... repeated and repeated--along with one of the most beautiful--flute playing to caress your soul. The structure of the song is profoundly moving, with a final ascension to Heaven, or Peace, or sleep, or acceptance, or realization; but along the way, like leaven in bread, there's that "hunh! hunh" vocal track that adds some kind of humor (Prince used to call this type of thing "sick") that is perhaps not meant for unprepared ears, but for anybody who's attuned to Prince's genius, this is high-proof spirits indeed. Humor, love of life, bitter tragedy, endurance, endurance, action, and attainment at the end of ... something, somewhere.