anyone know??

avasdad said:

anyone know??

Good question! I hope someone has an answer.

If Clive spoke of Prince, would you buy it?

Look up some reviews. Go to a book store and flip through the index.

luv4u said:

If Clive spoke of Prince, would you buy it?

Look up some reviews. Go to a book store and flip through the index.

Or ask on the org! It's perfectly appropriate, Mr. Grumpypants.

They worship U, all up under U, applauding
One who in truth created nothing, nothing
In essence, a fraud.

He talked about everyone else.....

JudasLChrist said:

luv4u said:

If Clive spoke of Prince, would you buy it?

Look up some reviews. Go to a book store and flip through the index.

Or ask on the org! It's perfectly appropriate, Mr. Grumpypants.

I ain't no Mr.

Nope, he doesn't. I was at Barnes & Noble today and looked at a copy. Prince is mentioned 4 or 5 times, but it's always something like "Ray Parker, Jr. recorded everything on his album before Prince showed up" or "Whitney reached the level of Michael, Madonna, Prince..." or "Alicia Keys sang a cover of Prince's 'How Come U..." You wouldn't know they ever talked to each other. Which makes perfect sense--why on earth would he talk about Rave? It wasn't a hit--it wasn't a flop that came in the course of a larger relationship--it wasn't anything, really. It was a one-off that didn't go anywhere and didn't mean diddly-squat in Davis' life.

Maybe Prince would mention it in his book. Maybe not. Since it was probably meant by him to show he could play the game and make a hit album--and it didn't show that at all (no matter whose fault it was), he might not talk about it either.

EddieC said:

Nope, he doesn't. I was at Barnes & Noble today and looked at a copy. Prince is mentioned 4 or 5 times, but it's always something like "Ray Parker, Jr. recorded everything on his album before Prince showed up" or "Whitney reached the level of Michael, Madonna, Prince..." or "Alicia Keys sang a cover of Prince's 'How Come U..." You wouldn't know they ever talked to each other. Which makes perfect sense--why on earth would he talk about Rave? It wasn't a hit--it wasn't a flop that came in the course of a larger relationship--it wasn't anything, really. It was a one-off that didn't go anywhere and didn't mean diddly-squat in Davis' life.

Maybe Prince would mention it in his book. Maybe not. Since it was probably meant by him to show he could play the game and make a hit album--and it didn't show that at all (no matter whose fault it was), he might not talk about it either.

Thank you!

I sincerely fucking hope not