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Thread started 04/21/11 3:10am

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Rank The 70s albums - best to worst

For You

Prince

1. Prince [8]

2. For You [6]

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Reply #1 posted 04/21/11 3:26am

NouveauDance

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lol

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Reply #2 posted 04/21/11 3:31am

hhhhdmt

lol lol lol

oh god, this made me laugh out loud. Brilliant lol

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Reply #3 posted 04/21/11 3:34am

Adorecream

Lol, time to do the millenium stuff.

Here goes

1. Prince B

2. For You C+

3. Minneapolis Genius/94 East/ Symbolic Beginnings/ Whatever its been released as each 5 or 6 years D (Only Just another sucker, one man jam, games and if you feel like dancing are listenable), just another sucker is the best song and I suspect he actually recorded it in Late 1978/early 79 (According to Per Nilsen0, Games and One Mna Jam are much older like late 1975

Got some kind of love for you, and I don't even know your name
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Reply #4 posted 04/21/11 3:35am

802

hhhhdmt said:

lol lol lol

oh god, this made me laugh out loud. Brilliant lol

falloff I almost left one album out!

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Reply #5 posted 04/21/11 3:39am

Trashcat

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You are a genius razz

Have a look at 'The W2A: Euro Tour Song Survey' http://prince.org/msg/12/362417
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Reply #6 posted 04/21/11 4:18am

NouveauDance

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List The Rebels too, and at least we have 3 to rank lol

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Reply #7 posted 04/21/11 4:40am

xLiberiangirl

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1. Prince = 8

2. For You = 7

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Reply #8 posted 04/21/11 5:13am

vitriol

Now let's vote Prince's best-to-worst albums from 1978!!

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Reply #9 posted 04/21/11 5:20am

electricberet

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vitriol said:

Now let's vote Prince's best-to-worst albums from 1978!!

I think we can all agree that For You is the best album from 1978, and also the worst. lol

Have you voted in my poll yet?

http://prince.org/msg/7/357438

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Reply #10 posted 04/21/11 5:42am

JoeTyler

Prince: better singles, more classic songs

For You: better album tracks

if somehow he had merged the best songs of both albums, hell, then that would have been a killer, flawless debut...(though not groundbreaking...)

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Reply #11 posted 04/21/11 6:02am

Hero0101

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...as an album, FOR YOU is far better than PRINCE...there isn't a bad song on it (and there are some clunkers on PRINCE, mainly When We're Dancing Close and Slow)

=0P

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The best is yet to come
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Reply #12 posted 04/21/11 6:45am

vitriol

As a whole, I also prefer 'For You' to 'Prince'.

The only thing I don't like on 'For You' is 'I'm Yours'.

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Reply #13 posted 04/21/11 6:58am

802

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The only thing I don't like on 'For You' is 'I'm Yours'.

Don't like that song either, it's a bit of a mess.

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Reply #14 posted 04/21/11 9:45am

njin

Funny thread. For You was impressive for a single man to perform. When it comes to it as a whole, it sounds quite forced on the creative part. He really did try too hard to tell us how much of a talent he was. And his sugar candy cute sweat dripping puberty wank off vulnurable style was a bit too much for me. And I'm a fan of his vulnurable and feminine side, but this. He sounds like vulnurable Bee Gees wank off sometimes on this lp. However, his best songs on the lp is really showing us what he was capable of. Prince was alot more listenable though.

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Reply #15 posted 04/21/11 10:06am

OnlyNDaUsa

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do not forget Dirty Mind! Released in 1980 but due to a lack of a year ZERO. it is the last year of the decade that was the 1970s...

"Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!"
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Reply #16 posted 04/21/11 10:08am

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vitriol said:

As a whole, I also prefer 'For You' to 'Prince'.

The only thing I don't like on 'For You' is 'I'm Yours'.

really! that is one of my favs (all time even)

for the For You album:

1) Just as long...

2) my love is forever

3) soft and wet

4) I'm yours

5) in love

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Reply #17 posted 04/21/11 10:12am

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I prefer Prince.

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Reply #18 posted 04/21/11 1:24pm

vitriol

OnlyNDaUsa said:

do not forget Dirty Mind! Released in 1980 but due to a lack of a year ZERO. it is the last year of the decade that was the 1970s...

That's absolutely true. There's a tendency to consider the last year of a decade as the first one of the next one.

So that makes DM by far his best album of the 70s.

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Reply #19 posted 04/21/11 1:29pm

electricberet

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vitriol said:

OnlyNDaUsa said:

do not forget Dirty Mind! Released in 1980 but due to a lack of a year ZERO. it is the last year of the decade that was the 1970s...

That's absolutely true. There's a tendency to consider the last year of a decade as the first one of the next one.

So that makes DM by far his best album of the 70s.

I guess "1999" should actually have been "2000" then.

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Reply #20 posted 04/21/11 1:47pm

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NouveauDance said:

List The Rebels too, and at least we have 3 to rank lol

haha the rebels!!! musical cheese on toast fart

don't play me...i'm over 30 and i DO smoke weed....
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Reply #21 posted 04/21/11 2:07pm

vitriol

electricberet said:

I guess "1999" should actually have been "2000" then.

What? '1999' was released in 1982... you know that.

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Reply #22 posted 04/21/11 2:08pm

Spinlight

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vitriol said:

OnlyNDaUsa said:

do not forget Dirty Mind! Released in 1980 but due to a lack of a year ZERO. it is the last year of the decade that was the 1970s...

That's absolutely true. There's a tendency to consider the last year of a decade as the first one of the next one.

So that makes DM by far his best album of the 70s.

Wouldn't the last year of a decade be '-9?

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Reply #23 posted 04/21/11 2:20pm

electricberet

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vitriol said:

electricberet said:

I guess "1999" should actually have been "2000" then.

What? '1999' was released in 1982... you know that.

Really? lol What I mean is that, if 1980 was the last year of the 1970s, then the last year of the millenium was 2000, not 1999. And yes, that is technically correct. So if Prince was envisioning the end of the world when he wrote 1999, shouldn't he have written about the year 2000? Doesn't rhyme with "out of time," though.

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Reply #24 posted 04/21/11 2:25pm

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Spinlight said:

vitriol said:

That's absolutely true. There's a tendency to consider the last year of a decade as the first one of the next one.

So that makes DM by far his best album of the 70s.

Wouldn't the last year of a decade be '-9?

it is in my world!! confuse

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Reply #25 posted 04/21/11 2:30pm

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I've never owned either!! Should I get em?

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Reply #26 posted 04/21/11 2:33pm

Spinlight

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thanks2joniandu said:

I've never owned either!! Should I get em?

Of course you should. They are great albums even if they are probably not great compared to his best works.

Personally, I think For You has some hot shit classics on it like "In Love" (my fav), "I'm Yours", "Soft and Wet", and the title track acapella.

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Reply #27 posted 04/21/11 2:43pm

NouveauDance

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thanks2joniandu said:

I've never owned either!! Should I get em?

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Reply #28 posted 04/21/11 3:08pm

vitriol

Spinlight said:

vitriol said:

That's absolutely true. There's a tendency to consider the last year of a decade as the first one of the next one.

So that makes DM by far his best album of the 70s.

Wouldn't the last year of a decade be '-9?

When I was in school decades had TEN years. I'm unsure if this has changed now... razz

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Reply #29 posted 04/21/11 4:09pm

Emancipation89

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When I was in school decades had TEN years. I'm unsure if this has changed now... razz

Is that supposed to be a joke?

TEN years = 120 months

1970 January ~ 1970 December = 12 months

1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979

one , two , three, four, five, six , seven, eight, nine, ten

12 months X 10 = 120 months = 10 yrs

Keep up grandpa^_^!!

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