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Reply #120 posted 04/02/09 11:58pm

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jill4life said:

Question: Was Jimmi's music praised on its merits -- best rock -- during his time or was he recognized because he was a "black" rock guitarist?


Jimi, during the 60's was praised for his music. It wasn't as if people thought black people didn't or couldn't play guitar. But nobody, white or black played it like Jimi. And no one thought it was a "white" or "black" way of playing guitar.
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Reply #121 posted 04/03/09 12:00am

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SUPRMAN said:

stanleylieber said:

i also love prince's jazzier stuff (particularly the run of released and unreleased jazzy material from '91-'93). it's interesting nobody is bringing that up as a litmus test for race. i'd be willing to bet a lot of people that are getting fingers waved at them for not liking 'mplsound' are big fans of some of prince's jazz explorations.

or is jazz 'white' now too. eek
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Doesn't that immediately bring to mind 'The Rainbow Children'?
He ruined a masterpiece . . . but I love it live.
I only care that I like MPLSound really. I've never cared whether Prince ever had a chart hit. I just liked what he did and still do.
Few like 'New Power Soul', while it's one of Top Ten Prince albums. No here has yet changed my opinion of it.


i think 'trc' is easily his best work since 'tge.' i just don't care for the message or most of the lyrics. great music, though.

funny you should mention playlists above. i recently made a huge compilation of tracks for a friend and it was 22 hours long. these are basically my essential jams. i dislike shitloads of prince songs but i like many more.
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Reply #122 posted 04/03/09 12:03am

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NuPwrSoul said:

tricky99 said:



I think they like some orgers are very dismissive of r&b and soul music.


So what do you make of orgers who love R&B & soul music and STILL aren't feeling some of Prince's music in that direction?

Yes, some people maybe obscuring their dislike of a genre by hiding it behind an expressed dislike of Prince's music.

However, does that mean that EVERY criticism of Prince's music in that direction can simply be dismissed as "you just don't like R&B / soul?"

How does that leave space for legitimate criticism of Prince's music even within the context of a love for R&B / soul music? Don't you think that exists?


Personally, I love R&B / soul... in fact I'm not a big fan of rock, and while I like Prince's rock music I wouldn't venture to compare Prince's "rock" to other "rock" music because I don't really have that frame of reference. I just dig Prince's "rock" music.

As for R&B, it's a little different... I have a better frame of reference for R&B / soul and hip hop and I can say that some of Prince's latest aren't all that within those critical contexts, critically speaking. The music is top-notch, but the lyrics are not. Much of the lyrics comes off as cliched, corny, and faux-hip... the way old people are on TV giving each other "pounds" / "dap" years after it was done in the hood. Some of Prince's attempts at being hip come off to me that way, and he can't hide behind the R&B / hip hop shield because within the world of R&B or hip hop we have standards too! And Prince ain't always hittin them.


Well said. I listen to rock music also and Prince ain't always hitting there either. Lyrically Prince can get lazy. His tendency to whatever it takes for a rhyme sometimes results in lyrical disasters. He should collaborate with me for instance on songwriting for growth.

If Prince were aiming at those standards though, he'd have no problem hitting them. But he doesn't seem to care about that right now.
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Reply #123 posted 04/03/09 12:05am

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I'm a 39 year old African American, living in Mississippi, a state with some of the worst racism of American history, and I love Lotusflow3r and MPLSound equally. Yet, I also feel that I am in that rare space of Prince fans who loved his output during the eighties and love his output today equally. I teach college kids, have a close relationship with my step-kids, and coordinate two open mic poetry venues, so I have a pretty good idea of what's on today's radio and what people between the ages of fifteen and twenty-five are purchasing, and it does not move me enough to be displeased with what Prince has done since 2000. When I was hearing how bad Planet Earth was, I looked around, and all else did not move me. What does that mean? Do I not have good taste? My record collection is filled with everything from James Brown to Def Leopard to Muddy Waters to John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band as well as Sam Cook. So when I hear that Prince's latest output is lacking. My question is always the same--lacking to what??? If I want to hear 1999 I'll play 1999. I'm not saying that I know funk music any more or better than anyone else, but to call "Dance 4 Me" or "Ol' Skool Company" tried or weak is just baffling to me. But, as I said, I am in rare space because Prince moves me as much today as when I sneaked to where the "bad kids who didn't go to church" hanged and got my ear full of Dirty Mind.



LOL I could only play it when my mother wasn't home but my siblings would tell her I was playing it. I'd play it standing in the living room window so I could see my mother pull up in the driveway.
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Reply #124 posted 04/03/09 12:06am

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stanleylieber said:

SUPRMAN said:



Does that "genius" have to be on display on every release?
Why does he have to have that pressure on him?
Why can't he just release music?

Was it Picasso's duty that every painting be a $50 million masterpiece?

Maybe Prince just likes to have his brand of fun. I'm there.


prince is the dude taking shots at less creative folk in some of these very same songs.

which way does he want it? is he 'the best' or just a little fun?



He can be both . . . . . Which I think IS his point.
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Reply #125 posted 04/03/09 12:11am

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stanleylieber said:

SUPRMAN said:




Doesn't that immediately bring to mind 'The Rainbow Children'?
He ruined a masterpiece . . . but I love it live.
I only care that I like MPLSound really. I've never cared whether Prince ever had a chart hit. I just liked what he did and still do.
Few like 'New Power Soul', while it's one of Top Ten Prince albums. No here has yet changed my opinion of it.


i think 'trc' is easily his best work since 'tge.' i just don't care for the message or most of the lyrics. great music, though.

funny you should mention playlists above. i recently made a huge compilation of tracks for a friend and it was 22 hours long. these are basically my essential jams. i dislike shitloads of prince songs but i like many more.


I like so much, people assume I like ANY Prince. I can listen to just about any Prince though, it's what I default to when I want to listen to music but don't know what.
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Reply #126 posted 04/03/09 2:41am

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That's your personal taste in music ....

You're like a stuck record LondonStyle, you must've said that at least half a dozen times in this thread already.

I think we all know everything is down to personal taste, if you can't handle it every time someone omits "in my opinion" from the beginning of a sentence you're going to get RSI from typing "that's your personal taste" before this thread is through.

The topic of the thread is tricky99's ridiculous assertion that white fans don't like Prince's R&B side, not whether a particular track is liked or not because of personal taste.




Wrong....Nope read Tricky99's thread again .....NouveauDance .... lol

It's sad that you and some others on the org don't want to face you own "personal" problems dealing with this topic ....you have got to learn to move on from the 80's you can't like all of Prince's music because his musical spectrum is so wide and so great and yours is limited to what you like.....it's really simple....that's what makes him a genius... biggrin

If you don't like a track just say it ....I don't like this ....It's not a quality issue it's your ears....it how it makes you feel....it's your limitations on his (prince's) music not Prince's

That's why i've said "personal taste"....you have to face up to this...IF you don't like a Prince track it's not because the track is not good or it's lacking in quality... it's because it does not match your personal taste....I've never liked all of Prince's music or albums and I respect that his ear is far greater then mine....I can't write "Kiss" etc.. you can't ....please respect this...

On to YOUR point of "white fan" stuff get this right ....what Tricky99 is saying which is right is that Most Reviews "Newspapers" "Rolling Stones" etc..will lean towards the pop/rock "Purple Rain" side of Prince as the "high" point in his career ....very few even take note of "For You" or "SOTT" or "TRC" of "Gold" or "Emancipation"....why it's all down to "crossover" or "pop" music when an artist that is "black/non-european" makes a record that transends his/her genre into "pop" "popular" "white" and "black" culture.....Grow Up it's been happening for years... lol

That's Tricky99 good thread.... biggrin
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Reply #127 posted 04/03/09 2:47am

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Hey Londonstyle, can you please stop acting like a spoilt 10 yr old when replying to other posts, it completely detracts from the arguments you are trying to put forward or maybe you should spend less time on the MJ O2 thread over at Non Music.

As for the discussion about the new music, alot of us here are in our mid 30´s or older, and 80´s Prince without doubt had an influence on what we consider to be good music. Prince raised the bar on music to incredible heights then and he has seldom hit those heights since, especially in the studio. The new albums are brilliant and they certainly contain some "WTF" moments, but I am not totally convinced that this material is on a par with that of his 80´s output.


Hey Whitnail.....tell me you don't like any of MJ's music....please tell me, his dancing or his videos...tell me you were never into them ....show me how "cool" you are ? your in your 30's right.... lol

Tell me you Never danced to an MJ song..... lol

That's the problem with light-weights like you so call "music" fans ... lol

Now back to your point...oh you don't have one and you agree with me and Tricky99... lol ....next..
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Reply #128 posted 04/03/09 2:51am

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Good opinion - just next time, take out the word "extraordinarily" - that's a weasel word.
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Reply #129 posted 04/03/09 3:00am

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Look at the typical age, race, demographics and income level of typical computer users around the world, it's NOT middle-aged, minoriy, low-income Americans like myself that came up with RnB and Prince's music before the internet, it's them and the other music is all they know. Half the orgers on here weren't even around when Prince was at his Zenith, before the PC was even invented, I don't blame them, they just don't know. smile
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Reply #130 posted 04/03/09 5:14am

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LondonStyle said:

NouveauDance said:


You're like a stuck record LondonStyle, you must've said that at least half a dozen times in this thread already.

I think we all know everything is down to personal taste, if you can't handle it every time someone omits "in my opinion" from the beginning of a sentence you're going to get RSI from typing "that's your personal taste" before this thread is through.

The topic of the thread is tricky99's ridiculous assertion that white fans don't like Prince's R&B side, not whether a particular track is liked or not because of personal taste.




Wrong....Nope read Tricky99's thread again .....NouveauDance .... lol

It's sad that you and some others on the org don't want to face you own "personal" problems dealing with this topic ....you have got to learn to move on from the 80's you can't like all of Prince's music because his musical spectrum is so wide and so great and yours is limited to what you like.....it's really simple....that's what makes him a genius... biggrin

If you don't like a track just say it ....I don't like this ....It's not a quality issue it's your ears....it how it makes you feel....it's your limitations on his (prince's) music not Prince's

That's why i've said "personal taste"....you have to face up to this...IF you don't like a Prince track it's not because the track is not good or it's lacking in quality... it's because it does not match your personal taste....I've never liked all of Prince's music or albums and I respect that his ear is far greater then mine....I can't write "Kiss" etc.. you can't ....please respect this...

On to YOUR point of "white fan" stuff get this right ....what Tricky99 is saying which is right is that Most Reviews "Newspapers" "Rolling Stones" etc..will lean towards the pop/rock "Purple Rain" side of Prince as the "high" point in his career ....very few even take note of "For You" or "SOTT" or "TRC" of "Gold" or "Emancipation"....why it's all down to "crossover" or "pop" music when an artist that is "black/non-european" makes a record that transends his/her genre into "pop" "popular" "white" and "black" culture.....Grow Up it's been happening for years... lol

That's Tricky99 good thread.... biggrin



Thanks London. U completely get what I was trying to say. I was not naming names or accusing anyone of being a racist. People tend to like what they are raised on.

You are arguing what I have been arguing on here for years. And that is if we accept that prince is a genuis we should also assume that how he hears music is more advanced then the average music listener. Its very egotiscal to assume that the music created by this "genuis" is bad because u personally don't like it. Why not just accept that it is not your cup of tea because obviously there are other fans getting great pleasure from the very same music created by a so-called genuis.
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Reply #131 posted 04/03/09 5:49am

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Very well. I now understand your point completely, and it need never be expressed again because I am in complete agreement smile

Let it be known from here on in that Prince is a genius who's hearing is far in advance of any other mortal beings, and as decreed by tricky99, if you do not like any song by Prince, this is 100% down to your personal taste and does not reflect on any other factor at all concerning Prince's effort or intentions regarding said track. Each track is his beautiful child borne from divine inspiration from Yahweh.

Now this declaration has been voiced, it need never be done so again as everyone now knows this to be The Truth. To this end, we will never again see tricky99 typing out yet another condemning diatribe about personal taste in reply to someone who has dared make the most heinous of crimes in airing their opinion.

tricky99, you are indeed first in line to sit by the right hand of Prince in the New Kingdom, and with your permission, I make the humble request that I be allowed to be a human table upon which you may rest your tofu burger when you gazing upon our Lord Prince.
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Reply #132 posted 04/03/09 5:54am

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NouveauDance said:

Very well. I now understand your point completely, and it need never be expressed again because I am in complete agreement smile

Let it be known from here on in that Prince is a genius who's hearing is far in advance of any other mortal beings, and as decreed by tricky99, if you do not like any song by Prince, this is 100% down to your personal taste and does not reflect on any other factor at all concerning Prince's effort or intentions regarding said track. Each track is his beautiful child borne from divine inspiration from Yahweh.

Now this declaration has been voiced, it need never be done so again as everyone now knows this to be The Truth. To this end, we will never again see tricky99 typing out yet another condemning diatribe about personal taste in reply to someone who has dared make the most heinous of crimes in airing their opinion.

tricky99, you are indeed first in line to sit by the right hand of Prince in the New Kingdom, and with your permission, I make the humble request that I be allowed to be a human table upon which you may rest your tofu burger when you gazing upon our Lord Prince.



zzz ....sorry did you just say sumthin.... lol
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Reply #133 posted 04/03/09 6:28am

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In my opinion as a Prince music listenter, U either stand on the solid rock of Prince's talent and Fame or U sink into purple quick sand...It gets deeper...

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Reply #134 posted 04/03/09 7:12am

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so the "critical thought" part of this was acting like anyone wanted to discuss this. But in reality you have two people I can se that support the latest offerings and don't want anyone talking bad about it. Why didn't you just say so ,then no one would have had to waste their breath? It is apparent that it really doesn't matter what your musical tastes, dislikes or likes are. What matters is that no one is allowed to call Princes stuff poorly done. I have no idea how long you've been listening to Prince (specifically TRicky99 and Londonstyle) but I've been doing it since I heard Soft and Wet on the radio and thought - who is that chick! great track!! wink But somehow your "critical thought" is that I must be one of those late to the table fans if I don't LOVE every drop from his squirting guitar (oh wait- a Purple Rain reference...my bad). As a fan of any music you have every right to love or dislike the music that the artist is putting out. you have a right to your opinion. But on the org, that right is only valid if you don't talk negatively about the golden idol. Next time title your thread appropriately - "everyone who disagrees with me has a serious problem". wink
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Reply #135 posted 04/03/09 7:19am

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Zannaloaf said:

so the "critical thought" part of this was acting like anyone wanted to discuss this. But in reality you have two people I can se that support the latest offerings and don't want anyone talking bad about it. Why didn't you just say so ,then no one would have had to waste their breath? It is apparent that it really doesn't matter what your musical tastes, dislikes or likes are. What matters is that no one is allowed to call Princes stuff poorly done. I have no idea how long you've been listening to Prince (specifically TRicky99 and Londonstyle) but I've been doing it since I heard Soft and Wet on the radio and thought - who is that chick! great track!! wink But somehow your "critical thought" is that I must be one of those late to the table fans if I don't LOVE every drop from his squirting guitar (oh wait- a Purple Rain reference...my bad). As a fan of any music you have every right to love or dislike the music that the artist is putting out. you have a right to your opinion. But on the org, that right is only valid if you don't talk negatively about the golden idol. Next time title your thread appropriately - "everyone who disagrees with me has a serious problem". wink



You really should try reading the first thread and then making a comment afterwards.....just because you heard Prince in the 70/80's does not mean you should not read a thread first Tricky99 thread has some good points..... biggrin

Your comments are based on age but not wisdom ... lol
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Reply #136 posted 04/03/09 7:33am

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LondonStyle said:


Your comments are based on age but not wisdom ... lol


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Reply #137 posted 04/03/09 7:57am

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stanleylieber said:

why can't prince rap for shit

i mean really.

he sounds like a white guy.


Do u think that all black guys should be able to rap?
and all white guys can't rap good enuff to rap...publicly?
or Prince shouldn't rap publicly cause, in your opinion, dude can't rap confuse
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Reply #138 posted 04/03/09 8:43am

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ehuffnsd said:

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nod as much as i like alanis, me'shelle never got her proper shine

oh wait let me do some calculations here...mavrick label=vanity label 4 madonna distributed by warner bros ...damn shoulda known big grin

Maverick was much more successful than Paisley Park or any other vanity label.

Michelle Branch, Alanis, Me'shell, The Bosstones, Prodigy, and a few others.



more successful yes. .marketing me'shell properly ..yeah ok ...
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Reply #139 posted 04/03/09 8:48am

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JayJai said:

stanleylieber said:

why can't prince rap for shit

i mean really.

he sounds like a white guy.


Do u think that all black guys should be able to rap?
and all white guys can't rap good enuff to rap...publicly?
or Prince shouldn't rap publicly cause, in your opinion, dude can't rap confuse


uhmmhumm i'm confuse as well.
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Reply #140 posted 04/03/09 8:54am

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tangerine7 said:

JayJai said:



Do u think that all black guys should be able to rap?
and all white guys can't rap good enuff to rap...publicly?
or Prince shouldn't rap publicly cause, in your opinion, dude can't rap confuse


uhmmhumm i'm confuse as well.


i suppose i was being a little obtuse. shrug
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Reply #141 posted 04/03/09 9:46am

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stanleylieber said:

SUPRMAN said:



Does that "genius" have to be on display on every release?
Why does he have to have that pressure on him?
Why can't he just release music?

Was it Picasso's duty that every painting be a $50 million masterpiece?

Maybe Prince just likes to have his brand of fun. I'm there.


prince is the dude taking shots at less creative folk in some of these very same songs.

which way does he want it? is he 'the best' or just a little fun?


A million exclaim

No More Candy for you he's mocking the youngins in today's music yet he's emulating their style (cher sound effect - every rapper is using that crap) instead of forging ahead with his own brand or creating a new one. It's ridiculous.
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Reply #142 posted 04/03/09 9:47am

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SUPRMAN said:

When has that myth ever existed?


IN

THIS

THREAD

exclaim


It's the crutch Tricky and London are resting on!
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Reply #143 posted 04/03/09 9:53am

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tricky99's explanation a page or two back can also apply in reverse:

maybe all of prince's music is crap and we are simply weighing it down with our hallucinations that it is good.

i agree that our opinions are ultimately meaningless, but if we're going to talk about prince at all then our opinions are going to come into play.

now that we know that, what do we know?
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Reply #144 posted 04/03/09 9:56am

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LondonStyle said:

Wrong....Nope read Tricky99's thread again .....NouveauDance .... lol

It's sad that you and some others on the org don't want to face you own "personal" problems dealing with this topic ....you have got to learn to move on from the 80's you can't like all of Prince's music because his musical spectrum is so wide and so great and yours is limited to what you like.....it's really simple....that's what makes him a genius... biggrin


You are so full of it lol My faves since the 80s:

  • Grafitti Bridge
  • prince
  • The Gold Experience
  • Chaos & Disorder
  • Exodus
  • Newpowersoul (yes even New Power SOUL!)
  • The Rainbow Children
  • One Night Alone
  • 3121


According to you we haven't moved on from the 80s yet I love all those post 80s albums. I'm sure some of those are on your list too but I'm the one who's stuck only loving one era and one type of Prince music. rolleyes
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Reply #145 posted 04/03/09 10:03am

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just imagine if prince had made strictly r&b albums in the '80s. then where would this argument be.
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Reply #146 posted 04/03/09 10:11am

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You are arguing what I have been arguing on here for years. And that is if we accept that prince is a genuis we should also assume that how he hears music is more advanced then the average music listener. Its very egotiscal to assume that the music created by this "genuis" is bad because u personally don't like it. Why not just accept that it is not your cup of tea because obviously there are other fans getting great pleasure from the very same music created by a so-called genuis.


So:

IF Prince is a genius = Prince has superior musical hearing = Prince's should not be criticized ?

There are a lot of leaps in logic & many assumptions made represented in those equation marks.
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Reply #147 posted 04/03/09 10:12am

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NuPwrSoul said:

tricky99 said:


You are arguing what I have been arguing on here for years. And that is if we accept that prince is a genuis we should also assume that how he hears music is more advanced then the average music listener. Its very egotiscal to assume that the music created by this "genuis" is bad because u personally don't like it. Why not just accept that it is not your cup of tea because obviously there are other fans getting great pleasure from the very same music created by a so-called genuis.


So:

IF Prince is a genius = Prince has superior musical hearing = Prince's should not be criticized ?

There are a lot of leaps in logic & many assumptions made represented in those equation marks.


I would really love to have a clear accounting of exactly who is JW in this thread. Something tells me the pliant plebes rolling over for a purple fucking have already been conditioned not to question anything in their lives already.
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Reply #148 posted 04/03/09 10:17am

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a person's religion is their own business but i can say it got a lot harder to participate in the fan community when prince became a jw.

remember ten years ago when you weren't a real prince fan if you ate meat? eek
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Reply #149 posted 04/03/09 10:22am

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stanleylieber said:

a person's religion is their own business but i can say it got a lot harder to participate in the fan community when prince became a jw.

remember ten years ago when you weren't a real prince fan if you ate meat? eek

Own business or not if we had an honest and true accounting of who is who the air would become a lot clearer in here. When NPGMC existed we didn't have as many people round here who declared Prince the perfect goddess. Once that site closed down, that way of thinking became very common around here.
2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740
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