Thread started 05/21/13 9:47pmEfan 
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The instrumental jam on Small Club Aside from the lead line sample from "The Max"/"Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic," were any other elements of that song reused elsewhere? (It also sounds to me as though parts of "People Without" got thrown in here.)
Was it really just an impromptu jam, or was it a rehearsed song that was intended for something?
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Reply #1 posted 05/23/13 7:00am
nursev |
Never heard it, but I couldn't let ur thread die Efan  |
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Reply #2 posted 05/23/13 8:02am
Neversin 
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Efan said:
Aside from the lead line sample from "The Max"/"Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic," were any other elements of that song reused elsewhere? (It also sounds to me as though parts of "People Without" got thrown in here.)
Was it really just an impromptu jam, or was it a rehearsed song that was intended for something?
It's a jam for soundcheck purposes...
Neversin.
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Reply #3 posted 05/23/13 6:20pm
Reply #4 posted 05/23/13 7:30pm
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I think it's quite obvious this was a jam and not a rehearsed song. |
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Reply #5 posted 05/23/13 7:38pm
Efan 
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nursev said:
Never heard it, but I couldn't let ur thread die Efan 
Thanks for having my back.
You should hear it, though.
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Reply #6 posted 05/23/13 7:38pm
Efan 
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Neversin said:
Efan said:
Aside from the lead line sample from "The Max"/"Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic," were any other elements of that song reused elsewhere? (It also sounds to me as though parts of "People Without" got thrown in here.)
Was it really just an impromptu jam, or was it a rehearsed song that was intended for something?
It's a jam for soundcheck purposes...
Neversin.
That's a damn fine soundcheck jam.
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Reply #7 posted 05/23/13 7:39pm
Efan 
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Dave1992 said:
I think it's quite obvious this was a jam and not a rehearsed song.
Really? It seems so...cohesive and thought-out.
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Reply #8 posted 05/23/13 7:48pm
Dave1992 |
Efan said:
Dave1992 said:
I think it's quite obvious this was a jam and not a rehearsed song.
Really? It seems so...cohesive and thought-out.
Cohesive and well-played, certainly. But thought-out? Not a chance. The instrumental jams are an accumulation of handles and chord progressions that had been used throughout the whole evening. Nothing too exciting going on harmonically or in terms of course of action to suggest this was anything more than someone starting a jam and Prince giving (universal musical) cues inbetween.
Still it's pretty damn good and funky, mind!
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Reply #9 posted 05/23/13 10:03pm
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Parts of it were definitely worked on in the solos of other songs at aftershows during that period. I'm sure there's something (though I don't remember what) at Camden or one of the Midnight Mess shows. I believe it was the main chord progression. Can anybody back this up and fresh my memory? Every now and then
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Reply #10 posted 05/24/13 4:54am
ufoclub 
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Efan said:
Dave1992 said:
I think it's quite obvious this was a jam and not a rehearsed song.
Really? It seems so...cohesive and thought-out.
It's musically the best part of the whole recording. That's the track I'd play to surprise and impress someone. In fact it's really the first two tracks that are jaw dropping to my ears. |
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Reply #11 posted 05/25/13 3:35am
nursev |
Efan said:
nursev said:
Never heard it, but I couldn't let ur thread die Efan 
Thanks for having my back.
You should hear it, though.
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Reply #12 posted 05/25/13 5:45am
FragileUnderto w 
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nursev said:
Never heard it
Its an Amazing jam 
Cant believe my purple psychedelic pimp slap
And I descend from grace, In arms of undertow
I will take my place, In the great below |
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Reply #13 posted 05/25/13 5:51am
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FragileUndertow said:
nursev said:
Never heard it
Its an Amazing jam 

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Reply #14 posted 05/25/13 5:55am
FragileUnderto w 
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Cant believe my purple psychedelic pimp slap
And I descend from grace, In arms of undertow
I will take my place, In the great below |
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Reply #15 posted 05/25/13 5:06pm
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ufoclub said:
Efan said:
Dave1992 said:
I think it's quite obvious this was a jam and not a rehearsed song.
Really? It seems so...cohesive and thought-out.
It's musically the best part of the whole recording. That's the track I'd play to surprise and impress someone. In fact it's really the first two tracks that are jaw dropping to my ears. Agreed. Except I would add JMI and Forever in My Life to the jaw dropping list. "Love & honesty, peace & harmony" |
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Reply #16 posted 05/27/13 6:43am
kenkamken 
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Just rub it Jr.! "So fierce U look 2night, the brightest star pales 2 Ur sex..." |
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Reply #17 posted 05/27/13 8:11am
FragileUnderto w 
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ufoclub said:
In fact it's really the first two tracks that are jaw dropping to my ears.
I would say the first 40 minutes (track 1-4) are jaw dropping
Cant believe my purple psychedelic pimp slap
And I descend from grace, In arms of undertow
I will take my place, In the great below |
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Reply #18 posted 05/27/13 11:02am
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ufoclub said:
Efan said:
Really? It seems so...cohesive and thought-out.
It's musically the best part of the whole recording. That's the track I'd play to surprise and impress someone. In fact it's really the first two tracks that are jaw dropping to my ears.
Absolutely.
The aftershows around the SOTT/Lovesexy tours had some great improvised jams.
A lot of him just strating out on a guitar riff, calling out chords or beat ideas and then the band would go off. I'm not bitching, but it seems that he doesn't really do this method at aftershows anymore.
They seem to know what songs/covers they are going to do in the aftershows now whereas back then it seems like it was much more off the cuff and he would just call stuff off and see where it went.
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Reply #19 posted 05/27/13 11:13pm
ufoclub 
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FragileUndertow said:
ufoclub said:
In fact it's really the first two tracks that are jaw dropping to my ears.
I would say the first 40 minutes (track 1-4) are jaw dropping
I think Housequake is a mess in that show. It's the soundboard mix. So messed up. |
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