sweething said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

What typo? You were talking about entirely different subject matter than what was being discussed. You made a mistake, it happens. At least be mature enough to own it and not try to pretend that it's my fault for noticing. Especially considering, if you hadn't been so busy replying to me and tryin to make excuses for Prince, instead of reading the topic, there'd have been nothing for me to notice.

you're so funny. No, read again, the first part of my post concerns the entire u.s. economy. the last portion was geographically specific to the Carolinas.

I admitted my error. You posted as I attempted to correct my mistake and you know that.

Nevertheless, I provided you with additional support to respond as to why your original post was clueless. That is why you're trying to focus the debate on my error rather than your post.

The economy is what it is from sea to shining sea and has been, wake up.

You were trying to imply Prince's numbers were unusualy low; I and other posters presented information to the contrary.

Instead of spending your time trying to hate on EVERYTHING Prince does, perhaps you should give your daily twisted opinion a rest. Sorry.

If my opinions are so twisted then perhaps you should give it a rest and stop reading them.

KCOOLMUZIQ said:

joyinrepetition said:

Glad to see that Prince still has the drawing power to sell out large arenas. One of the few modern day legends of the music/entertainment business still going strong WITHOUT a major label backing him.

Exactly! This is amazing with no singles or albums in the top ten & no regular airplay of his latest masterpieces. That he can still go on the road and sale this many tickets & still b the talk of the town after over 30 ageless years in the industry is unheard of...Congratulations Princey!

PRINCE

$4,418,308 Feb. 21-24 Oracle Arena, Oakland (3/3) 42,475 (42,475) [img:$uid]http://pic80.picturetrail.com/VOL2084/9118410/23710928/395680220.jpg[/img:$uid]

They should just get married already

KCOOLMUZIQ said:

joyinrepetition said:

Glad to see that Prince still has the drawing power to sell out large arenas. One of the few modern day legends of the music/entertainment business still going strong WITHOUT a major label backing him.

Exactly! This is amazing with no singles or albums in the top ten & no regular airplay of his latest masterpieces. That he can still go on the road and sale this many tickets & still b the talk of the town after over 30 ageless years in the industry is unheard of...Congratulations Princey!

PRINCE

$4,418,308 Feb. 21-24 Oracle Arena, Oakland (3/3) 42,475 (42,475) [img:$uid]http://pic80.picturetrail.com/VOL2084/9118410/23710928/395680220.jpg[/img:$uid]

That's RIGHT !!!

LoL ...

KCOOLMUZIQ said:

joyinrepetition said:

Glad to see that Prince still has the drawing power to sell out large arenas. One of the few modern day legends of the music/entertainment business still going strong WITHOUT a major label backing him.

Exactly! This is amazing with no singles or albums in the top ten & no regular airplay of his latest masterpieces. That he can still go on the road and sale this many tickets & still b the talk of the town after over 30 ageless years in the industry is unheard of...Congratulations Princey!

PRINCE

$4,418,308 Feb. 21-24 Oracle Arena, Oakland (3/3) 42,475 (42,475) [img:$uid]http://pic80.picturetrail.com/VOL2084/9118410/23710928/395680220.jpg[/img:$uid]

Right KoolEaze! Oakland repped' to the FULLEST!! And Prince paid his respects, no doubt~~

Cool. He didn't have an album released in the U.S., last year, and not much if any at all , radio play for LF3 or 20Ten, and still managed to do welll with his tours.

[Edited 4/7/11 11:20am]