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Your favorite instrumental? This can be unreleased or released, either way. Even an instrumental version of a song with vocals. (eg: Loose, Get Loose)
Some of his instrumentals sound like they would make for amazing full-fledged songs with vocals.
"Traffic Jam" is my favorite and "Alexa De Paris" right behind it. Both of them sound like they could've had some epic hooks on them, but they are still mesmerizing as instrumentals. | |
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Madhouse 8 Madhouse 16 Madhouse 24 (1988 version) Alexa De Paris (extended) And my current favorites are the 8 Loring Park instrumentals he recorded with Bobby Z and Andre Cymone in 1977.
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Jelly Jam is a nice little number, and i forgot to mention Venus De Milo. And as mentioned in another thread, the 'Quiet Night Mix' of 'I Hate U' is pretty good.
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alexa de paris | |
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Xogenous Tokyo Alexa de Paris North | |
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Alexa de Paris, with God running second. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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I will not take any of this subliminal heathenism! | |
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Venus De Milo Alexa De Paris All of Madhouse 8 Most of Madhouse 16 "God" instrumental is good in the beginning, but all that drumming at the end ruins the mood for me.
None of the Xpectation, N.E.W.S., C-Note elevator music is worth the paper the effort to even look at, much less listen to.
"Gamillah" is pretty decent. "Habibi"'s a rip-roarin' romp through a new guitar. | |
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I knew someone would get that.
I forgot the instrumental of Days of Wild. I always listen to that backstage before a show. It helps me channel my inner badass. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Alexa De Paris (full-length version). | |
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Fourteen Oilcan Night Owl An Honest Man (UTCM)
I love 'Kenya' from Times Squared too, but IIRC, that's not a P. track. | |
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"Yes" by The Family | |
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West Gamillah | |
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dont for get xenophobia or is that too vegetarian for orgers
most madhouse does it for me | |
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77 beverly park Alexa de paris God Kamasutra Overture | |
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all the stuff frm under the cherry moon.
the piano bit in purple rain | |
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That isn't Prince. It's Michel Colombier.
Michel Colombier - Purple Rain (Love Theme)
or did you mean another piano bit? Formally known as lotusflower... | |
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The Love Theme from PR is "God". If Michel Colombier is credited with that, then it's him doing Prince's music - much the same way Danny Elfman incorporated part of "Scandalous" into his score for the Batman movie in 1989. But the music when he has his fingers in Apollonia's hot pocket is Prince of course. | |
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The music from under the cherry moon when prince and mary are dancing out on the deck and he calls her a cabbage head | |
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That's "Alexa De Paris", the B-side to "Mountains". | |
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Susannah'a Pajamas You can call me "ROC" for short | |
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Alexa De Paris Habibi | |
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And, for some reason, it's on my "Letitgo" cd single. | |
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A lot of the b-sides that didn't make it onto The Hits/The B-Sides were re-released this way. I believe Love Or Money got the same treatment. | |
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Alexa De Paris (Extended) - one of the best "rock" instrumentals ever recorded, imo
The first three minutes and thirty seconds of West God (Love Theme from PR) Arboretum Xhalation Xotica, because they're sex
I actually dig a lot of the Madhouse stuff. But it only really works for me when listening to one or more those particular albums together. It doesn't really mix well with a lot of other music.
Lawd! Had to edit to add God. How could I forget that one!? [Edited 7/1/10 21:56pm] | |
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thank u | |
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ahh good call. What 90s single did " or $" end up on? | |
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An Alexa De Paris story...
I only owned the 7" for about 10 years (seriously). Then one day out in Berkeley while I was picking through used records at Amoeba I found like, seven or eight 12 inches that I hadn't purchased yet (this is still the mid to late nineties). Most of them were things I'd heard or owned on other releases. But I remember VERY CLEARLY hearing the extended Alexa De Paris, Mountains and Little Red Corvette for the first time that night. Mouth open. Mind, freakin', blown! | |
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Huh. Good question. I think I only have it on the Kiss 12", but I'm sure I've seen it on one of those later singles in the used bin. | |
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