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Thread started 11/12/02 4:47am

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why do i like Prince but not Santana?

Does anyone feel the same?
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Reply #1 posted 11/12/02 4:53am

MrBliss

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Does anyone feel the same?



cause prince is just the best at everything







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Reply #2 posted 11/12/02 5:39am

sojourner

Well Santana is not bad.
I once went to a concert of him. He doesn't give such a great show. Most of the time he was standing with his back to the audience. The band was perfect but i got this feeling i like his music better on CD. That was pretty weird because as i said the band was perfect (maybe except for the singer). It was all a bit flavourless.
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Reply #3 posted 11/12/02 5:56am

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CNNBREAKINGNEWS said:

Does anyone feel the same?


Why the comparison?
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Reply #4 posted 11/12/02 6:12am

DavidEye

CNNBREAKINGNEWS said:

Does anyone feel the same?



Prince and Santana are two entirely different artists,so just because you like one doesn't mean you should automatically like the other one.I happen to be a fan of both.
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Reply #5 posted 11/12/02 6:38am

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because Prince said he was influenced by Santana ...i hear the Santana out of Prince when he plays him but thats all... to me Prince does not sound like him at all
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Reply #6 posted 11/12/02 6:45am

DavidEye

CNNBREAKINGNEWS said:

because Prince said he was influenced by Santana ...i hear the Santana out of Prince when he plays him but thats all... to me Prince does not sound like him at all



I actually hear ALOT of Santana's influence in Prince's music.Go back and listen to the music Santana made in the 70s,that's the stuff that really inspired Prince.I think that Prince's 'TRC' CD was largely inspired by Santana's 1979 album 'Oneness--Silver Dreams,Golden Reality'.
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Reply #7 posted 11/12/02 6:59am

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DavidEye said:

I think that Prince's 'TRC' CD was largely inspired by Santana's 1979 album 'Oneness--Silver Dreams,Golden Reality'.


Damn... I said this exact same thing a couple of days ago to a guy I know...

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Reply #8 posted 11/12/02 7:49am

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DavidEye said:

CNNBREAKINGNEWS said:

because Prince said he was influenced by Santana ...i hear the Santana out of Prince when he plays him but thats all... to me Prince does not sound like him at all



I actually hear ALOT of Santana's influence in Prince's music.Go back and listen to the music Santana made in the 70s,that's the stuff that really inspired Prince.I think that Prince's 'TRC' CD was largely inspired by Santana's 1979 album 'Oneness--Silver Dreams,Golden Reality'.


And The Truth has Fascination..much Santana influence as well...
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #9 posted 11/12/02 8:06am

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DavidEye said:

CNNBREAKINGNEWS said:

because Prince said he was influenced by Santana ...i hear the Santana out of Prince when he plays him but thats all... to me Prince does not sound like him at all



I actually hear ALOT of Santana's influence in Prince's music.Go back and listen to the music Santana made in the 70s,that's the stuff that really inspired Prince.I think that Prince's 'TRC' CD was largely inspired by Santana's 1979 album 'Oneness--Silver Dreams,Golden Reality'.


David? HUH? You posted this?
The cheese man with the hard-on for Madonna?
Who'd have thunk! Who'd have thunk!

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Reply #10 posted 11/12/02 9:14am

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DavidEye said:

CNNBREAKINGNEWS said:

Does anyone feel the same?



Prince and Santana are two entirely different artists,so just because you like one doesn't mean you should automatically like the other one.I happen to be a fan of both.



Again, I echo your feelings David! Just because we love
Prince's music, doesn't mean we're always going to feel
*his* personal faves like he does. As an example, I don't understand why he loves Joni Mitchell so much. I tried
to listen to her music and couldn't get passed her annoying voice.

Personally, I grew up on Salsa music and Hip Hop, so falling in love with Prince music truly opened my ears
to other styles of music. I think Prince digs Santana because of his genius in fusing Latin music and Rock music.
However, if you just aren't feeling the Latin side, then you probably just won't feel Santana...to each his own...diversity is the spice of life.

~Gi
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Reply #11 posted 11/12/02 9:24am

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SxyRican said:

As an example, I don't understand why he loves Joni Mitchell so much. I tried
to listen to her music and couldn't get passed her annoying voice.


Its awful hearing a non-gussied up voice sing self written personal songs
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #12 posted 11/12/02 9:31am

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If you don't know it check out "Europa" by Santana (no, I don't know that because Prince mentions it in WILMHOU).
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Reply #13 posted 11/12/02 9:57am

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rdhull said:

SxyRican said:

As an example, I don't understand why he loves Joni Mitchell so much. I tried
to listen to her music and couldn't get passed her annoying voice.


Its awful hearing a non-gussied up voice sing self written personal songs


I don't get your point and I just don't get the hype over Joni Mitchell.

~Gi
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Reply #14 posted 11/12/02 10:01am

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SxyRican said:

rdhull said:

SxyRican said:

As an example, I don't understand why he loves Joni Mitchell so much. I tried
to listen to her music and couldn't get passed her annoying voice.


Its awful hearing a non-gussied up voice sing self written personal songs


I don't get your point and I just don't get the hype over Joni Mitchell.

~Gi


You really dont want to hear it, believe me.
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #15 posted 11/12/02 10:04am

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Joni Mitchell was in a time and space that is hard to understand..Personally I like her music.
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Reply #16 posted 11/12/02 10:04am

LaVisHh

I'll take a stab at it...it is because Prince is has a stage presence, knows how to entertain a crowd, AND is a great musician.

But imho...he is moving closer to just being on stage and just playing/singing.

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Reply #17 posted 11/12/02 10:05am

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Reply #18 posted 11/12/02 10:08am

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LaVisHh said:

I'll take a stab at it...it is because Prince is has a stage presence, knows how to entertain a crowd, AND is a great musician.

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how insulting (Rd gets outta Lavish's chair even though he has curlers still in his hair)
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #19 posted 11/12/02 10:11am

LaVisHh

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how insulting (Rd gets outta Lavish's chair even though he has curlers still in his hair)


pulls rdhull back in the car by a curl

Santana is unequaled with regards to musicianship...but they just don't have the Vegas entertainer style that P has...

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Reply #20 posted 11/12/02 10:13am

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Lets just say that standing at the mic, playing your songs in your ordinary voice and your ordinary looks can be just as powerful as humping the speakers while grabbing your leg, lighting your guitar on fire, or raging against the machine antics.
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #21 posted 11/12/02 10:14am

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LaVisHh said:[quote]

rdhull said:

how insulting (Rd gets outta Lavish's chair even though he has curlers still in his hair)


pulls rdhull back in the car by a curl


lol

antana is unequaled with regards to musicianship...but they just don't have the Vegas entertainer style that P has...


I was talking about Joni Mitchell and all others like her, male or female.

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[This message was edited Tue Nov 12 10:16:00 PST 2002 by rdhull]
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Reply #22 posted 11/12/02 10:18am

LaVisHh

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I was talking about Joni Mitchell and all others like her, male or female.



duh

Sowwy... LaVisHh brick biggrin
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Reply #23 posted 11/12/02 10:18am

PFunkjazz

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LaVisHh said:[quote]

rdhull said:



the Vegas entertainer style that P has...

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barf Is this a standard of excellence? rolleyes
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Reply #24 posted 11/12/02 10:22am

LaVisHh

PFunkjazz said:

barf Is this a standard of excellence? rolleyes


Nowhere did I state that...it just makes for an "entertaining" show, to some.

I used "Vegas" to lessen an otherwise long-winded explanation. biggrin
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Reply #25 posted 11/12/02 10:23am

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LaVisHh said:




Santana is unequaled with regards to musicianship





I really like Santana. His tone is especially unique and special, but he is guilty of playing a lot of choice licks often. To his credit he tried to be less predictable by stepping out into a jazz vein, but he's come to realization that the rock/pop/funk/Latin thing is really him at his best.
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Reply #26 posted 11/12/02 11:20am

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rdhull said:

Lets just say that standing at the mic, playing your songs in your ordinary voice and your ordinary looks can be just as powerful as humping the speakers while grabbing your leg, lighting your guitar on fire, or raging against the machine antics.


I don't see Prince as like that at all! His voice is like butter and he's still making great music (TRC, ONA album, not to mention the ONA TOUR!)

He's definitely known for his sexuality back in the day, but he's no fluff these days and besides that...he is, was, and always will be one of the most talented artists of all-time!

~Gi
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Reply #27 posted 11/12/02 11:35am

rdhull

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SxyRican said:

rdhull said:

Lets just say that standing at the mic, playing your songs in your ordinary voice and your ordinary looks can be just as powerful as humping the speakers while grabbing your leg, lighting your guitar on fire, or raging against the machine antics.


I don't see Prince as like that at all! His voice is like butter and he's still making great music (TRC, ONA album, not to mention the ONA TOUR!)

He's definitely known for his sexuality back in the day, but he's no fluff these days and besides that...he is, was, and always will be one of the most talented artists of all-time!

~Gi


Those examples werent all Prince..and even though his voice is like "butter"..oh nevermind. I went through this already about another group lol
"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #28 posted 11/14/02 12:53pm

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who sayed I didnt like SANATNA???
I never did.
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Reply #29 posted 11/14/02 2:07pm

ian

Actually, a lot of Santana's songs were really really terrible. He's a fucking incredible guitarist though.
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