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Reply #30 posted 10/05/09 7:30am

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Imago said:

Question: Does any other recording artist have as much or more material than Prince does in his vaults? confuse
Prince may be unmatched in his overall talents, but I'm assume there must be musicians out there just as prolific.


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Reply #31 posted 10/05/09 10:04am

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dance4me3121 said:

wat are those? they look like records or books.


Prince's master tapes located in the Vault.


are you serious??? eek

oh my goodness this is what fans have been waiting for for a long time! look at all those tapes! I bet a lot of his best work is in those tapes I hope be releases them soon excited
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Reply #32 posted 10/05/09 10:42am

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Imago said:

I think it's indicative of the fair-to-middling material in the vault.

I would assume there's probably stuff in the vault that is far better than CB, and stuff that is far worse...even than poom poom (which I like falloff )



I would imagine Prince shelve's "ideas" as well as full fledged songs and albums for future use. I could be wrong though.


It would be quite amazing if he released the stuff. It would keep music critics and fans occupied for years and years. lol



Question: Does any other recording artist have as much or more material than Prince does in his vaults? confuse
Prince may be unmatched in his overall talents, but I'm assume there must be musicians out there just as prolific.


I agree. I also think that speculations about this legendary vault have reached mythic proportions. lol

I firmly believe that anybody expecting countless albums worth of mind blowing, previously unheard songs would be sorely disappointed. I'm sure we'd all like to investigate and judge for ourselves!




wasnt it said somewhere that there's at least 35 CDs including artwork that were mastered, mixed etc.. already made just sittin in there?

i doubt these are garbage...
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Reply #33 posted 10/05/09 10:47am

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luvsexy4all said:

babynoz said:



I agree. I also think that speculations about this legendary vault have reached mythic proportions. lol

I firmly believe that anybody expecting countless albums worth of mind blowing, previously unheard songs would be sorely disappointed. I'm sure we'd all like to investigate and judge for ourselves!




wasnt it said somewhere that there's at least 35 CDs including artwork that were mastered, mixed etc.. already made just sittin in there?

i doubt these are garbage...


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Reply #34 posted 10/05/09 12:56pm

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luvsexy4all said:

i think it is in that theres alot of great stuff --mediocre stuff--bad remixes--cool mixes etc

the only unanswered question is ,,,are there more recordings from 80's or 90's ?


Well he said in an interview with Kurt Loder that he has 1000 songs ready to be released. I believe it because if you look hard enough, you'll find at least 500 songs easy. From every decade, late 70s, 80s & 90s.

What we saw on Crystal Ball was him scrapping off the bottom of the barrel and leaving the BEST stuff in the vault. We got a few good song, but over I was disappointed with the material how it was arranged and mixed and how few songs were on each CD. Crap, if you have 1000 songs ready to be released give us at LEAST 17 songs per CD.Not to mention overcharging some of us, shipping it what 1 year after ordered it...anyways...not gonna bring the demons out of me Prince! smile
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Reply #35 posted 10/05/09 3:54pm

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I agree, there would be an odd number of gems in the Vault, but also a lot of more average stuff and some things that will hopefully never see the light of day, but still it will be hard to sort the diamonds from the dust. Prince probably has so much stuff in there, hes forgotten about half of it. Problem is he was always more concerned with quantity rather than quality. Still I would love to be locked in there with a tape player for a week alone.
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Reply #36 posted 10/05/09 4:34pm

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Maybe he doesn't like some of the songs we think are so great or thinks they are too personal.

The rape scene in Extraloveable, for example..lol
All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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Reply #37 posted 10/05/09 4:52pm

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There are wonderful songs post Batman:

Dance With The Devil, Schoolyard, The Grand Progression, Work that fat, Days Of Wild, 1000 hugs and Kisses, Allegience, etc...
All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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Reply #38 posted 10/05/09 7:23pm

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I think the iVault is more indicative of the contents of Prince's Vault. Crystal was a small taste of what's in there though.
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Reply #39 posted 10/05/09 8:42pm

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novabrkr said:

No, claiming one thing being something completely else than what it is, is not an opinion. If you can't understand that maybe you shouldn't be attempting to have a discussion on the internet.
Okay, this is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen posted on this board during these last ten years. Let's just move on.
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In your opinion I'm claiming it's something completely else than what it is. We will have to just agree to disagree.


Sorry, but I can't let that go!

novabrkr is right and you are wrong - its plain and simple. Nothing at all to do with opinions - you cannot say something is something it is not and say that is just my opinion.....you need to qualify it. As an easier example, you can't look at a car and say "That's a boat", because its not. Qualifying it with, "in my opinion, it is a boat" is utter nonsense. It doesn't change the fact its a car and putting it in to water would prove that it is not a boat.

Now, here we have 2morrow and your claim that it is a "remix" of TMBGITW. The reason you are wrong is because 2morrow is an original song that uses a sample from TMBGITW. A remix is an alternative version of the same song that is different to the original. 2morrow, in no way whatsoever, reworks TMBGITW. Different chords, different lyrics....it is an original song of its own that makes use of a tiny sample from TMBGITW.

Now, apologise to novabrkr lol
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Reply #40 posted 10/06/09 7:23am

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In your opinion I'm claiming something is something it is not. I disagree. The chorus is the same repeated 5 times from another Prince song, I call it a Prince remix. Prince doesn't follow rules and restrictions when it comes to making remixes of his songs and he always tries to do something unexpected and break the rules. Escape (Free Yo Mind From This Rat Race) is a remix of Glam Slam and it has different lyrics and a different sound, Take This Beat is a remix of I Wish U Heaven and it has different lyrics and a different sound, Things Have Gotta Change, 2 The Wire, Get Some Solo, Do Your Dance, Housebangers, Q In Doubt are all remixes of Cream, Violet The Organ Grinder and Clockin’ The Jizz are very loosely based off of the song Gett Off. Purple Melody is a mix of a ton of Prince songs all together.
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Reply #41 posted 10/06/09 8:17am

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I thought it was a laugh in the face to the bootleggers. It was random. Like a shuffled play list.

It is KIND OF like a glimpse, but the real PUNCH are with the still bootlegged music like Rebirth, All My Dreams, Train etc. etc.

The sound on Crystal Ball is crystal clear amazing so we know those tracks are in good condition.
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Reply #42 posted 10/06/09 11:23am

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Mindflux, don't bother answering. The guy doesn't seem to have the basic faculties for logic, so it's pretty useless arguing with him on such a moot issue. Especially as he has adopted also some sort of a naive notion of relativism that he doesn't seem to be capable of handling either (most easily spotted by the faulty use of the word "opinion" and the "I call it" -clause).

Above he would actually make a few good points here and there about the relationship between other pieces of music, but again, even there would be far too many contradictions involved that would make pointing them out worthwhile - especially as he most likely wouldn't be able to deal with the criticism. I really haven't seen in ages such behaviour from a supposedly adult person, even on the internet.
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Reply #43 posted 10/06/09 2:45pm

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2morrow fits the broader context of the word remix as a hybridizing process combining fragments of various works.
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Reply #44 posted 10/06/09 4:19pm

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novabrkr said:

Mindflux, don't bother answering. The guy doesn't seem to have the basic faculties for logic, so it's pretty useless arguing with him on such a moot issue. Especially as he has adopted also some sort of a naive notion of relativism that he doesn't seem to be capable of handling either (most easily spotted by the faulty use of the word "opinion" and the "I call it" -clause).

Above he would actually make a few good points here and there about the relationship between other pieces of music, but again, even there would be far too many contradictions involved that would make pointing them out worthwhile - especially as he most likely wouldn't be able to deal with the criticism. I really haven't seen in ages such behaviour from a supposedly adult person, even on the internet.


Turning from a disagreement on a song to taunting personal insults=trolling.
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Reply #45 posted 10/06/09 4:33pm

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luvsexy4all said:

babynoz said:



I agree. I also think that speculations about this legendary vault have reached mythic proportions. lol

I firmly believe that anybody expecting countless albums worth of mind blowing, previously unheard songs would be sorely disappointed. I'm sure we'd all like to investigate and judge for ourselves!




wasnt it said somewhere that there's at least 35 CDs including artwork that were mastered, mixed etc.. already made just sittin in there?

i doubt these are garbage...


It probably was said...I just don't believe all the hype. lol

Tons of never heard masterpieces? I doubt it but that doesn't automatically make it garbage either. Like I said, I'm sure we all wish we could invade the vault and judge for ourselves.
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Reply #46 posted 10/06/09 5:22pm

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the fact that prince said that he didnt like parade cause he didnt have enough good songs pretty much proves he's holdin back...
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Reply #47 posted 10/06/09 8:54pm

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Reply #48 posted 10/06/09 9:52pm

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funkylust said:

squirrelgrease said:





Is this real deal Squirrelgrease?


Yep. The mask on the Vault door is also on the album cover of Sign O The Times. The interior pic is a screengrab from one of the Paisley Park documentaries.
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Reply #49 posted 10/06/09 10:01pm

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squirrelgrease said:

funkylust said:



Is this real deal Squirrelgrease?


Yep. The mask on the Vault door is also on the album cover of Sign O The Times. The interior pic is a screengrab from one of the Paisley Park documentaries.


Wow, can I ask which Paisley Park documentary? I have seen 2 of them, Onmibus and one other...
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Reply #50 posted 10/06/09 10:16pm

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funkylust said:

squirrelgrease said:



Yep. The mask on the Vault door is also on the album cover of Sign O The Times. The interior pic is a screengrab from one of the Paisley Park documentaries.


Wow, can I ask which Paisley Park documentary? I have seen 2 of them, Onmibus and one other...


I'm not sure. It may have even been from that Ingrid Chavez tour that was on YouTube. Actually, I think all the docu's are on YouTube or other video sites.
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Reply #51 posted 10/06/09 10:30pm

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squirrelgrease said:

funkylust said:



Wow, can I ask which Paisley Park documentary? I have seen 2 of them, Onmibus and one other...


I'm not sure. It may have even been from that Ingrid Chavez tour that was on YouTube. Actually, I think all the docu's are on YouTube or other video sites.


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Reply #52 posted 10/07/09 8:33am

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i think that the VAULT refers to anything that was made inside paisley park
be that grooves, orgasms or whatever... the vault per se is in Prince's mind...
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Reply #53 posted 10/07/09 12:24pm

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novabrkr said:[quote]

udo said:


It all depends on the (analog) tapes used, the way he recorded on them, etc.
Digitizing is not a final solution.
I.e.: you should not do away with the analog masters just yet.
Also digital media deteriorates and needs redundancy, multiple copies, and fresh copies after a while.


Hah, no. That's one of the reasons why they keep the recordings in a dry safe in any case. Those masters are just 20-30 year old, and like said, Prince has probably gotten a lot of it digitized along the years.

Plain c-cassettes from the past decades are perfectly playable still to this day. Well, unless you've been storing them underwater or something.[/quote]

Uh, no they aren't. Pre-recorded cassettes don't last as long as blank cassette recordings but after 20 years or so my cassettes had deteriorated badly. They were stored in a case, away from sunlight and heat. Rarely played.
After 25 years I dumped them all because they had deteriorated too badly.
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Reply #54 posted 10/07/09 12:28pm

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dance4me3121 said:

squirrelgrease said:

wat are those? they look like records or books.


Master tape reels . . . . . .

Why they aren't on DAT, I have no idea . . .
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