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Thread started 01/09/12 4:33pm

uuhson

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appreciating come

i'm having a really rough time with this album. i"m really not getting it, even though i want to. has anyone else felt this way?

Bogey and Bacall, peanut butter and jelly, Wall being on fucking point, is "classic" dipshit. An iphone is top shelf technology. Get it straight. This thing is 4g. -Wall the great
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Reply #1 posted 01/09/12 4:57pm

FunkiestOne

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uuhson said:

i'm having a really rough time with this album. i"m really not getting it, even though i want to. has anyone else felt this way?

Test pressing version is much better. That's all I listen to. The released album was not that good but earlier version was great...Interactive, Endorphinemachine (with no cowbell), Race, Loose, Papa...damn.

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[Edited 1/9/12 16:57pm]

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Reply #2 posted 01/09/12 5:01pm

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You can't appreciate Come, even though you really want to... That is quite a dilemma. Let me think about that and get back to you.
"So fierce U look 2night, the brightest star pales 2 Ur sex..."
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Reply #3 posted 01/09/12 5:05pm

uuhson

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its more like i want to understand it, but im having a hard time

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Reply #4 posted 01/10/12 12:24am

Hanklin

If you are not blown away after Pheromone.. then I don't know.. the first three tracks alone (save the porn on the title track) are brilliant. And then there is Dark, which to me, is an essential Prince song... The album has low points.. but the highs, should hurt, in a good way.

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Reply #5 posted 01/10/12 5:43am

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Is it the taste or the consistency that you're having a problem with? lol

When eye go 2 a Prince concert or related event it's all heart up in the house but when eye log onto this site and the miasma of bitchiness is completely overwhelming!
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Reply #6 posted 01/10/12 6:34am

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Do u think it's easier to get in2 an album if u listen 2 it when it's first released? Does the anticipation & currentness alter ur opinion? For example, I kinda lost my way with Prince for a few years after Emancipation. So I've never really got in2 The Rainbow children. It's funky, I get that, I just find it kinda hard going to properly appreciate it. Yet I loved Rave after the 2nd or 3rd listen & that was only recently too. Loved Come as soon as it came out, but would I have if I was just hearing it now? I probably would cuz I like his 90s stuff. Come is goooood. Is the Rainbow Children? I am loving Everywhere & a few others so far.
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Reply #7 posted 01/10/12 6:38am

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Think of Come as a BIG F U to Warner Bros. I find it to be one of Prince best albums of the 90's . I personally like it more than The Gold Experience, which I think is way overrated.

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Reply #8 posted 01/10/12 7:42am

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To me, the album "Come" seems much more straightforward as a sequence of accessible, clear, pop structured songs (except some people can't follow Prince into the unique depths of "solo") then almost all of Prince's other albums. The only "weird" parts are the spoken stuff before "Pheremone" and the dada playing around of "Orgasm".

What's not to get? I really want to know! Music is such a weird thing in terms of people's reactions.

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Reply #9 posted 01/10/12 11:19am

jonylawson

just search "come appreciation"

they are getting almost as popular as parade appreciation threads

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Reply #10 posted 01/10/12 11:30am

V10LETBLUES

Don't sweat it. Not everyone likes everything. Having said that, Come is one of two 90's albums I like.

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Reply #11 posted 01/10/12 12:33pm

erik319

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HonestMan13 said:

Is it the taste or the consistency that you're having a problem with? lol

There's always some smart ass that gets there first with the punchline...

smile

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Reply #12 posted 01/10/12 5:13pm

HonestMan13

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erik319 said:

HonestMan13 said:

Is it the taste or the consistency that you're having a problem with? lol

There's always some smart ass that gets there first with the punchline...

smile

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When eye go 2 a Prince concert or related event it's all heart up in the house but when eye log onto this site and the miasma of bitchiness is completely overwhelming!
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Reply #13 posted 01/10/12 5:36pm

nursev

Come is one of Prince's best albums/very underrated. Come, Dark, Pheromone and Letitgo are about as good as they get.
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Reply #14 posted 01/10/12 5:40pm

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HonestMan13 said:

Is it the taste or the consistency that you're having a problem with? lol

falloff

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Reply #15 posted 01/10/12 7:26pm

uuhson

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SometimesIwonder said:

Do u think it's easier to get in2 an album if u listen 2 it when it's first released? Does the anticipation & currentness alter ur opinion? For example, I kinda lost my way with Prince for a few years after Emancipation. So I've never really got in2 The Rainbow children. It's funky, I get that, I just find it kinda hard going to properly appreciate it. Yet I loved Rave after the 2nd or 3rd listen & that was only recently too. Loved Come as soon as it came out, but would I have if I was just hearing it now? I probably would cuz I like his 90s stuff. Come is goooood. Is the Rainbow Children? I am loving Everywhere & a few others so far.


well i listened to dirty mind for the first time in 2011, and i loved that almost instantly

Bogey and Bacall, peanut butter and jelly, Wall being on fucking point, is "classic" dipshit. An iphone is top shelf technology. Get it straight. This thing is 4g. -Wall the great
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Reply #16 posted 01/11/12 12:07am

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Leave it for a while, a month/whatever then go back to it. Don't give yourself a rough time over it, it's not that important.

Personally I liked it from the day it was released, cool remixes too.

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Reply #17 posted 01/11/12 12:12am

Dave1992

Let your mind take the mystery, the dark emotions and the despair of this record in. You can't listen to Come thinking of 3121. Come is dark as hell. It's the Black Album of the 90s.

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Reply #18 posted 01/11/12 7:42am

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See if you can track down "The Dawn" -- IMO the best album covering this period of his career (even though it's not an official album)...

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Reply #19 posted 01/11/12 9:48am

EyeJester7

Come is INCREDIBLE! Haha smile

The title track is just one of his best jazz efforts. The horns are slamming! headbang Everything else just fits perfectly together for me. I wish he would have added 'Strays Of The World' on there. Nevertheless I really appreciate this album, there a few moments that I rather he worked on more. Such as 'Orgasm' as funny as that song is, it should have been scratched all together, the guitar is from 'Private Joy' and it's pretty questionable. But as a whole, this album is great! I think this is a 'DARK' album from Prince. Darker than the 'The Black Album' Maybe he wanted to record something as Dark since 'TBA' it was released in the same year..1994? I believe?

It has a lot emotional dark sides for me; Such as: DARK, (SOLO..I mean where did that come from? One of his best songs on the album for me! It sounds like a slave hymn, that an escaped slave could sing while they are on the 'Underground Rail Road' Haha. It just has that vibe. I'm just saying..It sounds like he was really so low when he recorded this) Loose! Something I never heard from him, I dig it though. I don't know?? Letitgo as R&B as it is, it's still rather sad.

I dig this album, and the more I listen to the song I realize how dark it was. For me, anyways. The cover is really creepy, and he looked like he wanted to portray some sense of death during this album. It's a beautiful death for me though...lol

You should give it another spin!
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Reply #20 posted 01/11/12 11:52am

jon1967

you should do that .. appreciate come

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Reply #21 posted 01/11/12 2:41pm

jaawwnn

uuhson said:

SometimesIwonder said:

Do u think it's easier to get in2 an album if u listen 2 it when it's first released? Does the anticipation & currentness alter ur opinion? For example, I kinda lost my way with Prince for a few years after Emancipation. So I've never really got in2 The Rainbow children. It's funky, I get that, I just find it kinda hard going to properly appreciate it. Yet I loved Rave after the 2nd or 3rd listen & that was only recently too. Loved Come as soon as it came out, but would I have if I was just hearing it now? I probably would cuz I like his 90s stuff. Come is goooood. Is the Rainbow Children? I am loving Everywhere & a few others so far.


well i listened to dirty mind for the first time in 2011, and i loved that almost instantly

Try not listening to the title track, start with Space.

IMHO title track is nowhere near as funky as it thinks it is, I much prefer the electro version but that's all by the by really....

basically an 11 minute intro track can be tough on the ears and may be mucking with your perception of the rest of the album.

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Reply #22 posted 01/11/12 6:30pm

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heart excellent,

if only "Lovesign" had been on the Come album, then.. perfect.

Come - Exodus - The Gold Experience, to me the 1994-95 era was brilliant.

The excellent bootleg "The Dawn":

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^ I love this music.. heart

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Reply #23 posted 01/12/12 5:17am

uuhson

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^i love most of those songs, maybe ill give that a try

Bogey and Bacall, peanut butter and jelly, Wall being on fucking point, is "classic" dipshit. An iphone is top shelf technology. Get it straight. This thing is 4g. -Wall the great
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Reply #24 posted 01/12/12 5:38am

jaawwnn

The Dawn is where it's at. Proof positive that Prince shouldn't be allowed choose his own tracklists.

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Reply #25 posted 01/12/12 8:31am

dseann

Hanklin said:

If you are not blown away after Pheromone.. then I don't know.. the first three tracks alone (save the porn on the title track) are brilliant. And then there is Dark, which to me, is an essential Prince song... The album has low points.. but the highs, should hurt, in a good way.

Co-sign. The way I appreciate his albums is picking the gems and sticking with them. My favorite is Dark but there is also Space, Letitgo and I love the horns on the title track. Papa is real funky too if not a little too short. "Don't abuse children lest they turn out like me" or something to that effect. lol

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Reply #26 posted 01/12/12 8:46am

jon1967

i appreciate come ..

so low the curb looks like a skyscraper ..

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Reply #27 posted 01/12/12 9:12am

uuhson

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i guess the problem is half of the album just seems really forgettable to me right now. i've listened to it maybe 4-5 times and i cant even remember what the title track sounds like lol


i will add though that i do really like papa, and letitgo is pretty decent. im familiar with dark and loose from listening to crystal ball, but honestly theyre probably 2 of my least favorite on that whole cd

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Reply #28 posted 01/13/12 2:56pm

lauralevesque

I love it. Although sometimes I blush even if I'm alone in my car, at all the "come-ing" going on.

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Reply #29 posted 01/13/12 3:24pm

WinterIsComing

I must say I did not like come that much when I first heard it. I believe at the time letitgo might have been one of the tunes I liked. Last year fresh from seeing several of the 21 night stand shows in L.A., i revisited albums I didnt own or initially get into. While its still not high on my list, I will say that Papa and Dark have become two of my faves. As a matter of fact, I kept playing papa for a week straight. I Know its a dark song, but when they get to that line" be careful how you treat your kids, and the full on rock thing happens o.m.g. I also like the funky groove that kicks in on come close to the end.

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