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Critical Acclaim Late in Career How many artists who have already achieved legendary status have released such a critically acclaimed record this late in their career like LOTUS FLOW3R? This speaks volumes to me and it is the reason he has remained my favorite artist over the years. | |
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Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen... But yes, I think Prince has aged extremely gracefully despite what the haters think. [Edited 3/26/09 10:06am] | |
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couldn't agree more dreaminaboutu! and nooo, pauls album wasnt to good at all! [Edited 3/26/09 9:59am] This Post is produced, arranged, composed and performed by WetDream | |
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Bob Dylan and U2 also. | |
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Neil Young is another. * * *
Prince's Classic Finally Expanded The Deluxe 'Purple Rain' Reissue http://www.popmatters.com...n-reissue/ | |
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Madonna?
Prince hasnt wow'd any critics since '87 and even then the praise was initially faint and then picked up by then of the year. | |
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I appreciate the list of artists mentioned. I guess I should add that no individual legendary artist (that has been routinely criticized and publicly bashed so much) has gotten up off the ground, dusted himself off and come back hard like this. He has had to overcome things that some of these artists have not over the years. Like the disaster of projects like Under the Cherry Moon movie and the name change (a built in joke for the public and comediennes alike).I doubt that some of the artists mentioned could dig down deep and find what made them great in an industry that celebrates youth. | |
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dreaminaboutu said: I appreciate the list of artists mentioned. I guess I should add that no individual legendary artist (that has been routinely criticized and publicly bashed so much) has gotten up off the ground, dusted himself off and come back hard like this. He has had to overcome things that some of these artists have not over the years. Like the disaster of projects like Under the Cherry Moon movie and the name change (a built in joke for the public and comediennes alike).I doubt that some of the artists mentioned could dig down deep and find what made them great in an industry that celebrates youth.
excellent dreaminaboutu | |
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dreaminaboutu said: I appreciate the list of artists mentioned. I guess I should add that no individual legendary artist (that has been routinely criticized and publicly bashed so much) has gotten up off the ground, dusted himself off and come back hard like this. He has had to overcome things that some of these artists have not over the years. Like the disaster of projects like Under the Cherry Moon movie and the name change (a built in joke for the public and comediennes alike).I doubt that some of the artists mentioned could dig down deep and find what made them great in an industry that celebrates youth.
I totally agree! ThankUPrince! | |
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Critical Acclaim? From where? USA TODAY? I do not really see these new releases getting much critical acclaim. I will say that I am pleased with about 1/3 of the songs, kinda like his last 3 or 4 releases. It is a shame though because if he had just scaled down all these tracks to one cd he could have gotten a lot more attention. Instead, we have Emancipation all over again where we have to sift through all the tracks to find the gems. | |
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God Bless Prince...I bet he does it again and again.
"It ain't Ova." "The Lion Sleeps Tonight... | |
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japanrocks said: Critical Acclaim? From where? USA TODAY? I do not really see these new releases getting much critical acclaim. I will say that I am pleased with about 1/3 of the songs, kinda like his last 3 or 4 releases. It is a shame though because if he had just scaled down all these tracks to one cd he could have gotten a lot more attention. Instead, we have Emancipation all over again where we have to sift through all the tracks to find the gems.
You don't have to sift through that much this time around. | |
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japanrocks said: Critical Acclaim? From where? USA TODAY? I do not really see these new releases getting much critical acclaim. I will say that I am pleased with about 1/3 of the songs, kinda like his last 3 or 4 releases. It is a shame though because if he had just scaled down all these tracks to one cd he could have gotten a lot more attention. Instead, we have Emancipation all over again where we have to sift through all the tracks to find the gems.
duck it's time for a new direction / it's time for jazz to die | |
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yvanehtnioj1214 said: Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen... But yes, I think Prince has aged extremely gracefully despite what the haters think.
[Edited 3/26/09 10:06am] Let's not forget Joni Mitchell, as well! | |
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I kind of wonder if he has been hanging on to these ideas/albums for just the right moment to drop them as though the other most recent releases were a prelude to these mega successful albums, I have to say so far love these way more than 3121 and PE | |
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"...such a critically acclaimed record this late in their career like LOTUS FLOW3R"?????
What u talking about? Smoking too much of that purple rock. For the record: This album IS NOT critically acclaimed. | |
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god said: "...such a critically acclaimed record this late in their career like LOTUS FLOW3R"?????
What u talking about? Smoking too much of that purple rock. For the record: This album IS NOT critically acclaimed. duck it's time for a new direction / it's time for jazz to die | |
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stanleylieber said: god said: "...such a critically acclaimed record this late in their career like LOTUS FLOW3R"?????
What u talking about? Smoking too much of that purple rock. For the record: This album IS NOT critically acclaimed. duck Goose! | |
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who you callin a goose prince is not a goose go back to 1984
(how am i doing?) it's time for a new direction / it's time for jazz to die | |
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stanleylieber said: who you callin a goose prince is not a goose go back to 1984
(how am i doing?) No idea what you're talking about. But that's ok. [Edited 3/26/09 16:49pm] | |
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