Maybe if we shout at them in capitals, they might just understand. blah blah blah | |
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lmao "Climb in my fur." | |
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And if you ever get stuck on an island with one video, you would probably choose a concert with Shelby and Andy singing all the songs, while I get SOTT. I get real music, and you get "Put Your Hands Up." | |
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I don't understand how this comment relates to the fantasy you posted or to the humor I replied with.
Jibba Jabba.
[Edited 4/8/12 10:22am] [Edited 4/8/12 10:25am] Don't hate your neighbors. Hate the media that tells you to hate your neighbors. | |
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dang, U beat me to it!
'dre Tried many flavours - but sooner or later, always go back to the Purple Kool-aid!
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As a few others have posted, Prince is not underrated. Unknown to many, yes, however his skills have always been recognized by those who are aware of him. "You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup...Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend." - Bruce Lee
"Water can nourish me, but water can also carry me. Water has magic laws." - JCVD | |
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It doesn't matter what people that aren't even interested in music think in that regard. Most people do not even know who John Coltrane is, but that doesn't mean he is "underrated".
Prince has been given an incredible amount of praise in the press and he's been described in superlatives most through his career. Just look at all those interviews, press clips and award ceremony introduction speeches where is always described as one of the greats. I don't think I've seen the word "genius" being connected to any other popular music icon as often as it has been used to describe Prince. That's about as far from being underrated as it gets.
I find threads like these frustrating because they're based on a false assumption of Prince's public image. They always mix up notions of media visibility with recognition and the reception of his work. Why does it bother some people on this site so much that teenagers that listen to just contemporary pop do not happen to listen to Prince? | |
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Sai it again!!! | |
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He isn't underrated, maybe unappreicated. He is well admired in the music community. Prince's Sarah | |
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I could not have said it better | |
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Yep spot on =============================
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Yes, he has loads of respect BUT there is no one guilty of pushing the stereotypical gender roles more than Prince these days except MAYBE Rick Santorum. There's a theocratic order, chump. Women are to be seen and not heard, they are to be subject to their man as man is subject to god. Don't even ask about his homophobic nonsense, either. Just because Prince used to dress like a girl doesn't mean he thinks homosexuality was/is a valid lifechoice. He probaby thinks it's a deformation of the DNA due to environmental factors and the NEw World Order pushing for BPA to be in our plastic feminizing men.
If he wasn't a JW and Rck Santorum somehow got the GOP nomination he might ask Prince to be his VP. Right before he turns America's government into some Christian-based version of the Taliban legislating their pin-headed view on morality. | |
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Bingo. | |
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'Underrated' is overused. Prince is far from underrated. He is very successful and well respected. | |
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Not that I would have wanted it but an easy way to have built his profile would have been to have spaced out his releases, esecially 1984 through 1987. Build the hype.
But thats for the masses, fuck them | |
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I agree.
As the OP already mentioned, he has a few Grammy's, he's making the Rolling Stone lists, he is recognized as being the inspiration of other artists.
Exactly what is supposed to happen for him to be "rated" just right?
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If only he'd shared the stage with other legends. Say, James Brown and Michael Jackson. Maybe then people would respect him more. | |
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If that is the case............good thing he did NOT do that. | |
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Baba Booey! Baba Booey! Don't hate your neighbors. Hate the media that tells you to hate your neighbors. | |
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I do not think that Prince is underrated... | |
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Perhaps the central theme of my post that was ripped to shreds by the "Experts" on here. Nobody was around to tell him no. Under the Cherry Moon is a fun laugh for the converted, but the movie in large part made him appear to be a big joke, no longer capable of being a superstar. SOTT was such a great album, and didn't even sell a million(remember, the RIAA counted double albums as two units, so SOTT being Platinum meant it sold just over 500,000 copies.) | |
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Well put! | |
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You know when you're a huge fan of an artist, (with a few exceptions) you always feel the artist hasn't gotten his or her due. Whether you're talking to a Bob Dylan, Donny Hathaway, Elvis Costello or Lady Gaga fan, they all feel thier hero is disrespected by critics, by the press or by mainstream America and not fully appeciated for their true talent(s). If you can, take a look at some Rolling Stone album reviews from the seventies -- Led Zeppelin, Bowie hell even the almighty Stones at times got horrible reviews yet these artists are considered icons today.
As for Prince's very questionable career moves -- to his credit he's never been locked up, didn't marry his cousin, never confessed on TV to dropping acid, hasn't posed naked on a highway in Florida nor bitten the head from any animal living or dead...
Don't worry, I think our fella is doing just fine
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