Read it again, %#&!(.
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And that is relevant how?...your just weird

Read it again, %#&!(.

Hey don't knock F.D $$ I once found a Prince c.d. there

one time i found jill jones' paisley park CD at big lots for 99 cents!

I got the Thieves in the Temple Maxi Single @ the Dollar Store

that's right! i got mine there. they had a shitload of them about 15 years ago

Did they make a billion of those CD-Singles or what? I still see the Thieves In The Temple, Scandalous Sex Suite and New Power Generation Maxi EPs in Best Buy stores.

for some reason, I think that's why those particular ones are still in print, because they might be classified as EP's rather than maxi-singles? i'm not sure. used to see lots of Gett Offs and Creams as well up until a few years ago, but they were bigger hits, so i guess you don't see them as much anymore

Yeah, Cream and Gett Off were on shelves forever too. They are starting to dry up - but why on earth would they have stayed in print? I assumed that they were New-Old-Stock. What is the difference between an EP and a Maxi? Other artists CD singles/EPs usually run their course during an LPs marketing push and go out of print.

I miss CD-Singles and remixes. Seems that Europe still presses them for some bands, but they are getting harder to find.

Silk Stalkings: Prince peaces out of L.A. and returns to Minneapolis!
By Jen Boyles

Say what you will about his "personal" life, his religion, and his weird stunts, but the mysterious Purple pip-squeak's thumbprint is a permanent one on Minneapolis. When Prince packed up Paisley and left for Los Angeles some years ago, our fundamental claim to fame (aside from Jesse Ventura and snow) weakened and no more did we hear rumors of crazy parties in Chanhassen and regular sightings at random Minneapolis haunts. Suffice it to say we never wanted to be your weekend lover, Prince. And so when we heard from several sources that we're getting our pop icon back, we felt oddly validated and most certainly excited (to the point we created a Prince gossip column. It just felt right).

So, here's the word.

At approximately 1 a.m. on Saturday night, Prince and a few bodyguards hit up Envy Nightclub downtown, where his former deejay, Dudley D. (a.k.a. Dustin Meyer) was spinning in the main room.

"I spoke with him. I used to DJ and tour with him for five or six years so we're cool like that," Meyer said. "He has been in town for a month or so now -- back from L.A. after pretty much living there for a few years. This is the second or third time he has been to Envy recently."

Meyer, who is a part of local R&B group, The New Congress, said Prince appeared with longtime keyboard player Morris Hayes, and might be rehearsing with the rest of his band in the past few weeks.

"Let's just hope he cracks off a party or two at Paisley!" Meyer joked.

The Purple Rain star is likely living now at his home in Chanhassen, Meyer said, but other sources told us he'd sold that home years ago.

Another DJ at Envy, Jay "Strangelove" Tappe, said he saw Prince sitting in the VIP section of the club, where he remained for about an hour and then quietly left.

"I flashed him a peace sign and he flashed me one back," said Tappe, who added that he heard Prince had just returned from Toronto after finalizing his divorce. "He was bobbing his head by himself. Just chillin' like he always does."

Typical Prince. Cool as a cucumber while the rest of us freak the funk out and write gossip columns about him. It's all in good fun, though. City Pages heard a rumor last year that he was upset at the paper for something we'd written about him long ago. We asked Dudley if he knew about this and he said, "Mad at CP for what? Minneapolis is always his home!"

That's good news since we thought we might have lost him forever to the douche factory that is Los Angeles. So on behalf of our staff and our readers, we'd like to welcome The Kid home. Let's go crazy and paint the town purple. Either that or host a mass purification in Lake Minnetonka.

he must be gone now on his way to the Jazz concert, I just hope he can be here for my Birthday,maybe we can celebrate together

People don't live their lives through Prince,we enjoy his music, I live my own life for my own values, I happen to like allot of Princes work that has profanity in it .... Dirty mind album ... Darling Nikki... Erotic City .... they are some of Prince's greatest tracks, he's also produced stuff like the Cross and Lovesexy which are full of religion, I still like it, there's room for both types of Prince, thats what always made Prince interesting, he'd try different music and straddle different lines .... as for America and freedom of speach, dunno what this argument has to do with nationalities but i'm in the UK and at least 40 years ago everyone could sit on a bus (well, u can as long as u don't live in London, then u might have to stand whatever ya colour/creed )
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