rusty1 said: any prince fan who says the 90s were a solid period have to get there ears checked out. RIDICULOUS is what a lot of prince's crappy 90s works were. 5 GOOD albums and the rest were horrble. chaos &disorder, come, rave, nps, the vault, the last 3 works,. prince's worst 80's songs would make for a great 90s album.....peace!
Rusty1, Rule #1: SPEAK FOR YOURSELF THANK YOU! Rule #2: Your beating the dead horse AGAIN! Rule #3:Please learn people are different and realise all people or persons ARE NOT going to agree with what is good music and what isnt in your eyes.EVERYONE will have a different opinion of their own, that is FACT! Rule #4:First learn rules #1-3 and feel free to write on paper 200 times or more if desired Rule #5:You definately deserve this [Edited 7/10/08 6:02am] Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song
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You guys ROCK! Hey rusty1, DUCK! I'm not a fan of "old Prince". I'm not a fan of "new Prince". I'm just a fan of Prince. Simple as that | |
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I generally agree with you on this rusty1, but I am so apathetic about Prince these days that I can't be bothered to bitch about him.
it was a ton of fun up until Graffiti Bridge came out, though | |
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Harlepolis said: I think Prince's 90's golden moment was the I'll Do Anything shelved album and The Truth.
Some stuff I like here & there,,,,but its not a period where I'll spend so much attention to. I'd say though, his unreleased stuff then was BETTER than the released ones. I think the reason for that because he was more commercially driven than the 80s,,,not that its a bad thing. make believe that you're quite wealthy eventho ur so broke u can't pay attention I LOVE THAT SOUNDTRACK!!!! and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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thieves in the temple
gett off willing and able thunder insatiable thunder and god created woman seven peach space pheromone loose papa dark letitgo endorphinmachine shhh dolphin billy jack bitch i hate u gold white mansion in this bed eye scream soul sanctuary dreaming about u face down my computer the truth don't play me circle of amour 3rd eye one of ur tears the other side of the pillow welcome 2 the dawn calhoun sq interactive da bang lovesign the ride come on the one wasted kisses there is lonley when the lights go down extraordinary she spoke 2 me i love u but i don't trust u anymore beautiful strange the greatest romance ever sold tangerine when eye lay my hands on u supercute breathe silicon sadomasochistic groove the rainbow children digital garden the everlasting now last december copenhagen nagoya osaka tokyo empty room days of wild one nite alone a case of u avalanche arboretum u're gonna c me xhalation xpedition xotica east magnificent a million days reflection 3121 te amo corazon the word fury love lion of judah all the midnights in the world that's just what pops into my head right now, excluding all the stuff he released under pseudonyms or stuff that was released in the 1990's but probably recorded at an earlier date. the 90's had an enormous wealth of material. if he'd released 8 albums of 10 songs they would have probably all been killer. the way i see it we got those and an added bonus of about 100+ songs which range from a lot of solids to a few duds to a handfull of bad ones. mostly the 90's brought a variety of different styles and productions and i love all that material with the exception of maybe 10 songs all in total. not bad imo. [Edited 7/10/08 7:06am] and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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IstenSzek said: Harlepolis said: I think Prince's 90's golden moment was the I'll Do Anything shelved album and The Truth.
Some stuff I like here & there,,,,but its not a period where I'll spend so much attention to. I'd say though, his unreleased stuff then was BETTER than the released ones. I think the reason for that because he was more commercially driven than the 80s,,,not that its a bad thing. make believe that you're quite wealthy eventho ur so broke u can't pay attention I LOVE THAT SOUNDTRACK!!!! I didn't know it was part of a soundtrack? What soundtrack??? | |
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Milty said: ridiculous - Prince has a lot of solid music in the 90s. Some of the 80s stuff wasnt great too.
well some blind fools like this thread starter won't admit that fact tho 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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m22 said: gett off
cream sexy mf space come let it go gold dolphin t m b g i t world shhhhh days of wild thieves in the temple count the days damm u gangsta glam versus bat dance.....? versus do u lie, ronnie talk 2 russia etc etc 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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Graycap23 said: Why do I get the feeling that Rusty1 is the reincarnation of several other user names from the past?
Hummmmm..... u mean there have been other user names in the past that were stuck in the 80's? rusty never listened 2 the line from daddy pop cause it rang so true about himself.."living in the past when they need 2 b living the new" 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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IstenSzek said: thieves in the temple
gett off willing and able thunder insatiable thunder and god created woman seven peach space pheromone loose papa dark letitgo endorphinmachine shhh dolphin billy jack bitch i hate u gold white mansion in this bed eye scream soul sanctuary dreaming about u face down my computer the truth don't play me circle of amour 3rd eye one of ur tears the other side of the pillow welcome 2 the dawn calhoun sq interactive da bang lovesign the ride come on the one wasted kisses there is lonley when the lights go down extraordinary she spoke 2 me i love u but i don't trust u anymore beautiful strange the greatest romance ever sold tangerine when eye lay my hands on u supercute breathe silicon sadomasochistic groove the rainbow children digital garden the everlasting now last december copenhagen nagoya osaka tokyo empty room days of wild one nite alone a case of u avalanche arboretum u're gonna c me xhalation xpedition xotica east magnificent a million days reflection 3121 te amo corazon the word fury love lion of judah all the midnights in the world that's just what pops into my head right now, excluding all the stuff he released under pseudonyms or stuff that was released in the 1990's but probably recorded at an earlier date. the 90's had an enormous wealth of material. if he'd released 8 albums of 10 songs they would have probably all been killer. the way i see it we got those and an added bonus of about 100+ songs which range from a lot of solids to a few duds to a handfull of bad ones. mostly the 90's brought a variety of different styles and productions and i love all that material with the exception of maybe 10 songs all in total. not bad imo. [Edited 7/10/08 7:06am] CHURCHHHHH!! 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: Graycap23 said: Why do I get the feeling that Rusty1 is the reincarnation of several other user names from the past?
Hummmmm..... u mean there have been other user names in the past that were stuck in the 80's? rusty never listened 2 the line from daddy pop cause it rang so true about himself.."living in the past when they need 2 b living the new" stuck in the 80s? try stuck in the 90s! Time to re-listen to your Diamonds and Pearls tape - you may be surprised at how unkind time has been. | |
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so many of my fave albums are from the 90s!
the symbol album d & p come the vault gold the truth "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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abigail05 said: L4OATheOriginal said: u mean there have been other user names in the past that were stuck in the 80's? rusty never listened 2 the line from daddy pop cause it rang so true about himself.."living in the past when they need 2 b living the new" stuck in the 80s? try stuck in the 90s! Time to re-listen to your Diamonds and Pearls tape - you may be surprised at how unkind time has been. but i'm not stuck in any period ..it's one big journey with no decade better than another 4 me. there r things in each decade that i like so it's all good 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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Hmmmmm,
I guess Prince should have not gone independent and stayed with Warner Bros. and did what Warner Bros. wanted him to do. An album every 2-3 years so they could maximize the singles and marketing, etc. So if you look at an alternative timeline for fun from the Greatest Hits album of 1993 until now: another 15 years. There probably would have been maybe only 6 - 7 albums released over the 15 years. 10-12 songs an album, 70 - 84 songs, maybe 5-8 B-sides? How many hits would there have been? 2-3 an album? How music music would we have not ever heard? And Prince would have become as predictable as U2. (I love U2. Prince is not U2. They are not comparable). I think fans have won out by Prince going independent on both the quality and quantity of the music released. I think the 90s period was solid. And the 00s period is looking better. | |
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L4OATheOriginal said: abigail05 said: stuck in the 80s? try stuck in the 90s! Time to re-listen to your Diamonds and Pearls tape - you may be surprised at how unkind time has been. but i'm not stuck in any period ..it's one big journey with no decade better than another 4 me. there r things in each decade that i like so it's all good I agree with you here Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song
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not one person agreed with me at all. you're all dilusional to think that his 90's music comes close to his peak.
17days erotic city the entire prince album the entire dirty mind album the entire controversy album(the weaker songs on this are above the 90's) the entire 1999 album the entire PR the etire atwiad parade sign lovesexy u fans probably see prince 20 times on one tour prince's unreleased catalouge blows away all of the 90's the time albums Prince was at his zenith lyrically and musically the 90's prince lyrically was safer and the arrangements were nice at times it's amazing that come and the vault.. whatever... a lot of horrible music and wasted years from 1990 and on BOB4theFUNK | |
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17days vs.days of wild-17days
condtion of the heart vs. the love we make the 80s would win 95% of the time song vs song BOB4theFUNK | |
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rusty1 said: not one person agreed with me at all. you're all dilusional to think that his 90's music comes close to his peak.
17days erotic city the entire prince album the entire dirty mind album the entire controversy album(the weaker songs on this are above the 90's) the entire 1999 album the entire PR the etire atwiad parade sign lovesexy u fans probably see prince 20 times on one tour prince's unreleased catalouge blows away all of the 90's the time albums Prince was at his zenith lyrically and musically the 90's prince lyrically was safer and the arrangements were nice at times it's amazing that come and the vault.. whatever... a lot of horrible music and wasted years from 1990 and on I see a pattern with you rusty1, you like to continue the topic of your last thread STILL you dont have a clue? Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song
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ToraToraDreams said: That is too funny, but i get what you mean though, haven't we discussed this over and over and over again? | |
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jasmine3121 said: ToraToraDreams said: That is too funny, but i get what you mean though, haven't we discussed this over and over and over again? yeah in another thread started off as one topic ended as another or was made into another Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song
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Milty said: ridiculous - Prince has a lot of solid music in the 90s. Some of the 80s stuff wasnt great too.
IstenSzek said: thieves in the temple
gett off willing and able thunder insatiable thunder and god created woman seven peach space pheromone loose papa dark letitgo endorphinmachine shhh dolphin billy jack bitch i hate u gold white mansion in this bed eye scream soul sanctuary dreaming about u face down my computer the truth don't play me circle of amour 3rd eye one of ur tears the other side of the pillow welcome 2 the dawn calhoun sq interactive da bang lovesign the ride come on the one wasted kisses there is lonley when the lights go down extraordinary she spoke 2 me i love u but i don't trust u anymore beautiful strange the greatest romance ever sold tangerine when eye lay my hands on u supercute breathe silicon sadomasochistic groove the rainbow children digital garden the everlasting now last december copenhagen nagoya osaka tokyo empty room days of wild one nite alone a case of u avalanche arboretum u're gonna c me xhalation xpedition xotica east magnificent a million days reflection 3121 te amo corazon the word fury love lion of judah all the midnights in the world that's just what pops into my head right now, excluding all the stuff he released under pseudonyms or stuff that was released in the 1990's but probably recorded at an earlier date. the 90's had an enormous wealth of material. if he'd released 8 albums of 10 songs they would have probably all been killer. the way i see it we got those and an added bonus of about 100+ songs which range from a lot of solids to a few duds to a handfull of bad ones. mostly the 90's brought a variety of different styles and productions and i love all that material with the exception of maybe 10 songs all in total. not bad imo. [Edited 7/10/08 7:06am] yes you´ve reason [Edited 7/10/08 15:38pm] Forever in my life... | |
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rusty1 said: not one person agreed with me at all. you're all dilusional to think that his 90's music comes close to his peak.
17days erotic city the entire prince album the entire dirty mind album the entire controversy album(the weaker songs on this are above the 90's) the entire 1999 album the entire PR the etire atwiad parade sign lovesexy u fans probably see prince 20 times on one tour prince's unreleased catalouge blows away all of the 90's the time albums Prince was at his zenith lyrically and musically the 90's prince lyrically was safer and the arrangements were nice at times it's amazing that come and the vault.. whatever... a lot of horrible music and wasted years from 1990 and on im with you rusty1, it's just as the first post said, this is a dead horse that has been beat to a pulp. I knew the tomtoes were gonna be lobed at you and i didnt want any part of that. if it;s any consolation, just know that the rest of the world outside the org, music journalists and regular men & woman on the street agree with you. some people here love the 90's sound, there's nothing wrong with that. | |
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y Favorite Prince albums.
1. Crystal Ball 2. SOTT 3. Emancipation (Only because there is a mass of material. It's about 50/50) 4. Purple Rain 5. New Power Soul (yeah I know 99% disagree- so what. My list) 7. Parade 8. Graffiti Bridge 9. Dirty Mind 10.Prince (sorry P, I know and understand how you feel about this one but . . ) I guess I like the '90's. Seems solid to me. I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. | |
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I believe in the 80's he had very different image for every album/tour. In the 90's things became 'Prince and the NPG' and then '' for years. It seems like over time he just started to coast and not change the images as drastic or really try to play up the theme of the albums into the tours (they were more like greatest hits tours, heck sometimes he played little to none new stuff) and I just believe many people will always love the 80's because Prince constantly recreated himself and changed the face of music and had the audience on the edge of the seat wondering what will he do next. MTV died in the 90's. Radio changed. So it's not all P's fault that many were clueless as to how good his new stuff was. Take the NPG 94 time period, much good solid music and fun.
I do love much of the output in the 90's. Still when I think of the albums in the 80's I can picture his new doo and clothes and videos..and how the albums correlated with the live show themes. Things changed. Personally I've come to just have fun listening to the music and try not to be too analytical with it. I think he makes the music for us to have fun with it. Just my 2 cents.. I did like it when he was underground and let us into Paisley and soundchecks. That was a cool time period. | |
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Good job realm.
The music biz today is in a state of flux and it started at the time Prince declined. Also someone stated that the 78-88 period did not hve a bad album but I disagree. ATWIAD is an album that pales to Dirty Mind,PR,1999,and Controversy. If it was not for SOTT ,in the opinions of some ,the decline would have been after PR. | |
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i just don't think a 90's album should be included in his 5 best of all time
1)PR 2)SIGN o' THE TIMES 3)1999 4)dirty mind 5)parade even hid good 90s works such as emanciaption and the gold experience can't compete with these works. i'll stop posting this kind of topic for awhile. it seems on this site people will think everyyhing he does is brilliant. the truth is he had his time in the sun. he is an icon and is still a great live performer. i just don't think he has anything innovative left in him BOB4theFUNK | |
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rusty1 said: i just don't think a 90's album should be included in his 5 best of all time
1)PR 2)SIGN o' THE TIMES 3)1999 4)dirty mind 5)parade even hid good 90s works such as emanciaption and the gold experience can't compete with these works. i'll stop posting this kind of topic for awhile. it seems on this site people will think everyyhing he does is brilliant. the truth is he had his time in the sun. he is an icon and is still a great live performer. i just don't think he has anything innovative left in him .. why do you care what other people post in the 1st place? it doesnt matter.... you creating 10 threads wont change other people's like in music.. | |
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PurpleKnight said: I like Prince's 90's work overall. He came out with inconsistent albums, but on those albums were some of the best songs he's done to date.
Plenty of 90's tracks like The Love We Make and Shhh easily hold their own against 80's classics like Purple Rain and If I Was Ur Girlfriend. The main problem with the 90's era of Prince is twofold. One, the battle with WB had unfortunate consequences for both the marketing and tracklisting decisions of his albums. Also, Prince tended to be a little insecure at times, adding unnecessary elements like rappers and garish production techniques into some of his music. The genius is still there, though. Good post. I agree. | |
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Flowerz said: rusty1 said: i just don't think a 90's album should be included in his 5 best of all time
1)PR 2)SIGN o' THE TIMES 3)1999 4)dirty mind 5)parade even hid good 90s works such as emanciaption and the gold experience can't compete with these works. i'll stop posting this kind of topic for awhile. it seems on this site people will think everyyhing he does is brilliant. the truth is he had his time in the sun. he is an icon and is still a great live performer. i just don't think he has anything innovative left in him .. why do you care what other people post in the 1st place? it doesnt matter.... you creating 10 threads wont change other people's like in music.. xactly 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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