Here's something you can be in disbelief of. A artist who demands attention at every piece of work like it's a visionary event for the masses. And if you don't pay attention to it, then that's because you don't like real musicians. Now that's a hot mess. This is the website that demanded everyone to pay attention to? This is it? Wow 3 pieces of Flash and a black backdrop. No one has anything ground breaking and pioneering like that. Oh wait,like everyone since early 2000. Okay, just checking. Well, some people just desperate for headlines. What can you do?

Trickology said:

c'mon yall just ignore Trickology... we have seen posts like this from Wall and others. Ignore them... you just give them power when you respond. We all know these kinds of posts are totally uncalled for. Lets just ignore them

Alexandernvrmind said:

These posts are uncalled for? That's a passive aggressive way for trying to squelch silencing dissent. Almost like a scolding. Not really coming out and saying it, but somehow it's insulting to have a view on the piece that is displayed in front of us. Let me say something on this I said in another post. It's because of the dissenting critics Prince is where he is today. You read that back and let that rattle around a minute in your mind. It made his work stronger than ever before. I am more of a listener than you are because I still stand by and don't raise the new power pom pom's at a moments notice. And if you ever have been critical on Prince record, you are a hypocrite straight up and down, period. There is no debate in that. I can still see rational perspective on dissenting opinion. God Forbid someone say something strong on this thread and hurt someones feelings. Good god this isnt the romper room.

Wow, isnt it funny how any one with a strong vocal opinion on a Prince record is seen as uncalled for. It's almost like this grand fear of that inkling of truth that maybe What someone like Wall is saying has merit. Actually, Id say Wall is more of a Prince listener than alot of orger's because he's actually listening and processing what he's hearing and giving his take. That's what a listener does instead of a sheep. Sad but True to the letter.

Trickology said:

dude your post is very very negative... the tone and the message were uncalled for. IMO your post does not deserve a response because of those factors

I'm done now... try be a little more constructive and inspiring in your observations and comments

Trickology said:

c'mon yall just ignore Trickology... we have seen posts like this from Wall and others. Ignore them... you just give them power when you respond. We all know these kinds of posts are totally uncalled for. Lets just ignore them

what the hell is this crap ?

we were supposed to get 3 albums and we get one shithouse instrumental track ?

What a turd !

People who think this song is refreshing jam probably have not experienced any single straight to video/basic cable cinemax "Cinemax after Dark" film. But im about to save you some time. Because this is exactly what it is.

This is the type of music you would hear while a girl strips for a curious Gold's Gym Lifetime member co-worker and he ogles her body with a gawk dork stare while she dances out of rhythm to DiscoJellyFish. And then she says something like "Have you ever tried the Disco Jelly Fish" And then she does the foreplay dance and the male coworker acts amazed.

Anyone who likes this and thinks it showcases Prince's genius, you are being played for a sucker. You can get music/tracks/instrumentals like this on any basic cable skin flick and a ton of sound libraries. In fact I could trick you all into putting up a track and saying "new crazy instrumental prince track" And alot of people would say it was the most daring track Prince had ever crafted since SOTT. It will turn out not to be Prince, but to be "Anal Invaders 4: Rectum Rangers on the Prairie" by Steve Johnson of Sensual Seductive Sound Productions from 1992. You see, it's the placebo effect. You love Prince, so you will instantly love the track. Change the name and put someone else and you won't be so crazy about it. You might even insult it, say it sounds like a generic prince track. I know because I have seen this shit happen.


P.S. I dont know how he could sound like like Prince covering Soundclick/mp3.com trying to sound like Prince all at once. The only thing creative about this track is he uses Real guitar tracks. Which come to think of it, that could be considered creative in 2009. Anyone who thinks I dont have a point, after wandering through any video studio early nineties sound library, and then hearing disco jellyfish, you're only fooling yourself.

Sorry I ginsu'd you fans praising this track. But every once n awhile it's good to breathe some oxygen that isn't tainted with purple.

This PSA has been brought to you by GINSU: When it needs to be filleted, demand the best.





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Alexandernvrmind said:

These posts are uncalled for? That's a passive aggressive way for trying to squelch silencing dissent. Almost like a scolding. Not really coming out and saying it, but somehow it's insulting to have a view on the piece that is displayed in front of us. Let me say something on this I said in another post. It's because of the dissenting critics Prince is where he is today. You read that back and let that rattle around a minute in your mind. It made his work stronger than ever before. I am more of a listener than you are because I still stand by and don't raise the new power pom pom's at a moments notice. And if you ever have been critical on Prince record, you are a hypocrite straight up and down, period. There is no debate in that. I can still see rational perspective on dissenting opinion. God Forbid someone say something strong on this thread and hurt someones feelings. Good god this isnt the romper room.

Wow, isnt it funny how any one with a strong vocal opinion on a Prince record is seen as uncalled for. It's almost like this grand fear of that inkling of truth that maybe What someone like Wall is saying has merit. Actually, Id say Wall is more of a Prince listener than alot of orger's because he's actually listening and processing what he's hearing and giving his take. That's what a listener does instead of a sheep. Sad but True to the letter.

You probably don't even realize it's critics which sharpen art and sculpt it into Legacy like Prince. In someways you can even call them distant co-producers. That's what having a critical eye has done for art.
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You know, as critical as I am of Prince, I dig this one. I think it should stay an instrumental. Its goofy-funky. Reminds me of something that would rock the party on Halloween or something.

FunkyStrange said:

I hope i'm wrong.. But i think even when the site opens, I highly doubt the albums will be ready to purchase

I hope however I am wrong.