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Thread started 05/17/10 7:59am

funkyhead

Prince - The Blitz club & Steve Strange - who knows what happened.

Watched the fab play on Boy Georges early career from '78/'79 - what an amazing programme and brilliantly shows the start of the New Romantics era where a young Steve Strange and his beautiful people used Bowies inspiration at the Blitz club to start a whole new movement. So I was reading recently on the Adam ant thread that P went to this amazing club which I find mind blowing. Does anyone have any info on his experience there, when would he have gone?, was it 1 visit, what did he get up to in this den of inequity!!.
Here's a quote from Steve Strange's autobiography:

Like Steve Strange saying "Prince was still following me everywhere." Yea right...we believe that. I was STUNNED when Strange attempts to say at one time, that his schedule was 'so busy'.....

Lol, just had an image of P giving his coat to Boy george at the desk on entry!!.
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Reply #1 posted 05/17/10 9:16am

james

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I've always thought it curious, but hardly ever mentioned, that prince looked like a New Romantic back in the 1999 - PR days.
I didn't think he came to England during that period though
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Reply #2 posted 05/17/10 9:20am

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james said:

I've always thought it curious, but hardly ever mentioned, that prince looked like a New Romantic back in the 1999 - PR days.
I didn't think he came to England during that period though
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Prince was in the UK as early as 1980 -1981 he did concerts in the UK he's has a love affair with the UK music culture for years!

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Reply #3 posted 05/17/10 9:23am

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funkyhead said:

Watched the fab play on Boy Georges early career from '78/'79 - what an amazing programme and brilliantly shows the start of the New Romantics era where a young Steve Strange and his beautiful people used Bowies inspiration at the Blitz club to start a whole new movement. So I was reading recently on the Adam ant thread that P went to this amazing club which I find mind blowing. Does anyone have any info on his experience there, when would he have gone?, was it 1 visit, what did he get up to in this den of inequity!!.
Here's a quote from Steve Strange's autobiography:

Like Steve Strange saying "Prince was still following me everywhere." Yea right...we believe that. I was STUNNED when Strange attempts to say at one time, that his schedule was 'so busy'.....

Lol, just had an image of P giving his coat to Boy george at the desk on entry!!.


that was such a great drama on TV last night....see the clips on youtube if you live in the US!

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Reply #4 posted 05/17/10 9:25am

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^Prince played ONE concert in the UK in 1981 (Lyceum, London - June 2nd).

After that he didn't play any European gig until the Parade Tour in 86.
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