Any new sources on this?

“New Power Soul Festival Aftershows” (2CD)

DISC ONE

Aftershow at Tramps in New York City on September 26th, 1998 am (soundboard):

1 Flash Light (instr.)
2 Days Of Wild instr. (feat. Larry Graham)
3 Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again) (feat. Larry Graham)
4 You Can Make It If You Try (feat. Larry Graham)
5 The Jam (feat. Larry Graham)
6 instrumental incl. Prince speech (feat. Doug E. Fresh)
7 Also Sprach Zarathustra incl. Heaven Must Be Like This - Eric B. Is President - The Show - La Di Da Di - Bustin’ Loose (feat. Doug E. Fresh)
8 Asswhuppin’ In A Trunk
9 La Di Da Di (feat. Doug E. Fresh)
10 Higher Love (feat. Doug E. Fresh & Chaka Khan, Bobby Watson (bass), Michael Campbell (guitar)
11 Sweet Thing (feat. Chaka Khan)
12 Baby, I Love You (feat. Chaka Khan)
13 You Got The Love (feat. Chaka Khan)
14 outro

Band Line-up at Tramps:

• Prince - vox, guitar
• Kirk Johnson - drums
• Morris Hayes - keyboards
• Candy Dulfer - saxophone
• Marva King - vox

Guests:

• Larry Graham - bass, vox
• Chaka Khan - vox
• Doug E. Fresh - rap
• Jerry Martini - saxophone
• Bobby Watson - bass
• Michael Campbell - guitar

Bonus trax:

The Today Show’s Annual Concert Series at Rockefeller Center in New York City on May 29th, 1998:

15 Free (feat. Larry Graham & Chaka Khan)
16 Sweet Thing (feat. Larry Graham & Chaka Khan)
17 Release Yourself (feat. Larry Graham)

DISC TWO

Aftershow at Slim’s in San Francisco, California on October 18th, 1998 am (soundboard):

1 instrumental jam
2 No Woman No Cry (feat. Rosie Gaines)
3 I’ll Take You There (feat. Marva King)
4 Asswhuppin’ In A Trunk
5 Thank You For Talkin’ To Me Africa (feat. Larry Graham)
6 Release Yourself (feat. Larry Graham

Band Line-Up at Slims:

• Prince - vox, guitar
• Kirk Johnson - drums
• Rhonda Smith - bass
• Morris Hayes - keyboards
• Mike Scott - guitar
• Marva King - vox

Guests:

• Larry Graham - bass, vox
• Rosie Gaines - vox
• Jerry Martini - saxophone

Bonus track:

Essence Awards at Madison Square Garden Theatre in New York City on April 10th, 1998 (soundboard):

7 The Christ (feat. Larry Graham)

Vibe TV show on Stage 46, CBS Television City in Los Angeles, California on June 8th, 1998:

8 Let’s Work
9 Delirious incl. Rock ‘N’ Roll Is Alive! (And It Lives In Minneapolis) (instr.)
10 Free
11 Sweet Thing
12 Just B My Lady
13 Spoon
14 The One

Bonus trax:

The Tonight Show at NBC Studio 3 in Burbank, California on July 24th, 1998 (soundboard):

15 Come On
16 Come On remix

Special NPG Music Club bonus trax from the Brixton Academy in London on August 28th, 1998 (soundboard):

17 Jam Of The Year
18 Talkin’ Loud And Sayin’ Nothing

Just an FYI. Usual disclaimers apply.

From what ive seen Eye Records has a bad reputation of repackaging stuff thats already out there and tweaking the audio.

I dont think ther is anything new one here. but some one might prove me wrong

Thanks for the heads-up Bart. I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that the Tramps show was sourced from the same "Mr. Wizard" mp3 we all have.

not to sound offenssive, but: NO THANKS.....

I wouldn't want to have this even if I was payed to have it.

Doug E. Fresh, Chaka Khan, Larry Graham.

New sources on Eye (am a vulture) Records? I very much doubt it.

squirrelgrease said:

and guess that the Tramps show was sourced from the same "Mr. Wizard" mp3 we all have.

I'm 99% sure they will use the tweaked version and raise the volume a bit, because that's all they can.

prince's worst period musically imo...even live he was uninspired during this time....( maybe unsurprising with the tragedy and marriage falling apart )...he managed to pick it up again from 2002 onwards...

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vc40 said:

squirrelgrease said:

and guess that the Tramps show was sourced from the same "Mr. Wizard" mp3 we all have.

I'm 99% sure they will use the tweaked version and raise the volume a bit, because that's all they can.

It's been out for at least a months and discussed here not so long ago. Get it online 4 free in flac!

Most people dislike this era, I happen to love it. Not an unforgettable show, though, but it's got a few really nice moments.

^Beware! That flac version comes from an mp3 source anyway.

databank said:

It's been out for at least a months and discussed here not so long ago.

I search for it, but didn't see any posts pop up.

BartVanHemelen said:

databank said:

It's been out for at least a months and discussed here not so long ago.

I search for it, but didn't see any posts pop up.

Just the Tramps show was discussed, not this EYE release. http://prince.org/msg/7/360234

The San Francisco aftershow soundboard is not (yet) widely circulating, right?

^Aye. It was released back in 2006 as "Early Morning Lullabies" by a fan.

Eye's previous incarnation New Purple Groovez slapped it onto a disc and released it also in 2006, so this is the 2nd time they have released it - albeit their previous version was 1 disc.

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[Edited 6/30/11 3:28am]

Oops. I do have "Early Morning Lullabies". Apparently a version by Foefur. I don't remember whether I ever listened to it or not...