Any info on these Gold-era Jams? I came across them in a bootleg and I think they're pretty cool. Love the use of samples.

Tim37200 said:

I think the correct title should be "Peep The Technique"

"Technique" is on The Beautiful Experience if I'm not mistaken. It's not part of the video, but it is on the audio CD that leaked out.

hell yes

my jams!!!

I love that gig...

much props out to salt n pepa!

"Martial Law" is original a track from George Clinton's Hey Man Smell My Finger, iirc...?

Tim37200 said:

love these jams, used to have em on boot and played the hell outta em...cant find them now,,would give anything to get em again. ....I remember he performed at a pre-nba allstar game party and did these joints along with a saltnpeppa joint, cant remember the title.

thepope2the9s said:

NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS!!

jonylawson said:

YES!!
what about the song
"I believe in U",,,loved that one or is it part of martial law and Peak?

ernestsewell said:

Actually, both tracks are on the Interative Night limited edition CD from 1994 released through Paisley Park. I was just listening to both tracks about two days ago.
[Edited 1/29/10 14:04pm]

"None of your Business" is a 1994 salt-n-pepa song,

Salt-n-pepa was a girlgroup afaik.....

edit... I see this is mentioned already.
[Edited 1/29/10 14:07pm]

The song is called "Peak The Technique" and the original was a rap song by Eric B. & Rakim if I remember correctly.

see the mothafucker with tatoos.....!!

benjaminira said:

That was "Don't Sweat The Technique", by Rakim.

Giovanni777 said:

U are right! I couldn't think of the title or the group for the life of me!

"Martial Law" is from George Clinton's "Hey Man... Smell My Finger" (link)

"I Believe In You" is a Graham Central Station jam (link)

"The Jam" is also GCS (link)

"What I'd Say" is a Ray Charles song (link)
[Edited 2/6/10 11:36am]

"R U Experienced" is my new favorite bootleg. In the past I wasn't much of a fan when P used backing tracks, but I love it here, especially on "Now" and "Days Of Wild(love that jam)"

Jamzone333 said:

Sorry, what? That sounds like a bootleg to me.

TwiliteKid said:

I have the CD and it is numbered 441 of 1500 that were released. There is only one thing that I'm not sure of, whether the CD was released through Paisley Park or some other source. I have to go back and try to read the liner notes again.

Jamzone333 said:

Just a bootleg-a damn fine bootleg but just a bootleg albeit it"numbered"!

Jamzone333 said:

So why then did you pretend that it was an official release in the first place?

TwiliteKid said:

agreed. From the name, it sounds like the reissue of Love Simple's Interactive Night (dumbest bootleg name ever, but a cracking performance)

Erik

jonylawson said:

BartVanHemelen said:

Genius, I wasn't pretending that it was an official release. I was unsure about what I have in my collection. YOU are suppose to be the Prince expert, you would think YOU would know. Bart, please stop acting like an ass! Add any knowledge you might have about the music without the snide comments...it cheapens you.

Tim37200 said:

Co Sign! R U Expcerienced is great especially the live version of "Now" where the instruments drop out at the end and you hear nice harmonies stacked on top of each other singing "Now"!!

Jamzone333 said:

From YOUR post:



Only when others pointed out that it was a boot you suddenly became "not sure". And now you claim you weren't "pretending that it was an official release"? You do realize that your original post is still up there? That it has been quoted? Why is it so bloody hard to admit you "made a mistake"? Why do you start insulting those that pointed out your "mistake"?

bart!

my main org man n shit

Who was the idiot who missed his cue for a guitar solo during "What I Say"? I've always wondered that. I love how Prince plays his guitar for him and says "I just wanted to make sure it worked!" lol

I have these songs on the Beautiful Experience boot, one my first ever a decade ago.

methodcal said:

i always got the impression that was done very lightheatadly as prince is laughing his socks off!

??bud light???

methodcal said:

Me too! I'm sure it was lighthearted, but would love to know who it was who was playing!

(D')

djenerate said:

It was Prince, wasn't it? He was the only guitarist in the band at the time, and there's nothing to indicate that there are guests on stage.