2elijah said:

Hi there! Surprised to see you posting in this forum. (Will send you an orgnote.. )

I like the music variations in the song and it has a nice funk beat to it. (Bolded part of article). So the writer of that review of the song, believes the song is about an ex-girlfriend, as do others.

For some reason, as far as Prince's exes, I don't think the song is about Bria at all, because there wasn't any info going around that they ended their relationship on a sour note for the lyrics to reference her. I think the song references an ex-girlfriend from the 80s era who was a protege of his camp, especially in the line where he said "If it wasn't for me, you'd be a who?" Not too many Prince fans know about Bria, but most of his fans are more familiar with the names of some of his former, 80s proteges whose names have been associated with his for years, and have been rumored to be his girlfriends during that time period.

Could it be and ex-gf/protege who was expecting more for her career with her past association with Prince, but that career went kerplunk, nowhere, once that association with Prince was over, and their friendship/relationship ended on an unresolved, bitter, and sour note? Who knows, but the song will keep fans guessing. Hey for all we know, whomever she is, she has probably posted on the Org at one time or another.

The song may also just bring some publicity for whomever that ex is. Can you imagine all his exes hearing that song and wondering if the song is about them? Only Prince can pull something like this off. For fun"s sake, in your critique of the song, feel free to add to the list who you think the ex is, that Prince may be singing about and why:

Prince's 80's ex-gfs:

Vanity

Susannah

Carmen Electra

Jill Jones

My guess from that list, (and it's just a guess), is that my sixth sense tells me the song may be about Jill Jones, because for some reason, from reading the interview that was posted in the Assoc Artist's section, some time ago, she seems to come off with a bit of sarcasm, bitterness and sassiness, when speaking of her past association with him during/and after that friendship/relationship.

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I think it's about Jill Jones too. She went on a rampage two days ago and called him almost everything in the book. She and people were chiming in how awful prince is. I dont know why but I thought was quite hilarious how JJ was losing it.

Either way, the song is okay to me. The Bob George voice sounds a little corny. It's being posted everywhere. I love me some Ledisi though! I'll give it a few more spins.

[Edited 6/14/13 11:55am]

Ok

I need 2 comment on this one.

This track is great, sounds & feels like 1987 or 1988.

Fucking sweet track.

Now we getting somewhere.

luvsexy4all said:

has THIS version been tweeked from the dakota leaked version? or are they identical?

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YES!! Im not the only one who noticed. It has been tweeked, slightly. Lyrically as well. I wish someone had the one that leaked to prove this or prove me wrong. I won't believe it until I hear it for myself.

Sassey said:

The responses to me from those who echo your "conclusion" are from the usual ass-kissing, obsessed, fans and sycophants like yourself so clearly you only speak for them. Do you think it's possible you and this so-called "majority" of yours can stop replying to me like you care so much about conclusions and my reality, especially if really think I'm so nuts, psycho, crazy, and all the other negative labels you and your majority have called me? Do you think you can just ignore me as I have FUN on this site? Thanks.

This thread is about his new song and I'll admit after listening to it for a 2nd time I think it's kind of funky. I did a few old school dances to it. It sounds like a song from his 80's 'Black Album'. He's back to using his evil alter-ego Bob George but I hope he's not trippin on ecstasy again and were not going to see "DON'T BUY THE 3RD EYE GIRL ALBUM" in a few months.

love,

Sassey

Lawd. You must be under 18. Im convinced. Nobody can be that daft and that childish unless you have been driven psycho by Prince as you previously posted.

Move on.

oh well......i cant say i dont like it, its pretty decent...its just nothing surprising edgy or different...but then i guess we are on this track now for some years now.......

skywalker said:

skilletnomicrowave said:

http://3rdeyegirl.com/pro...n-ur-gone/

Pleasant surprise.

Something new. Cleans up nice from that fuzzy snippet boot version that was out. Ledisi is a little annoying on it, but I can get pass that. Dig the beat and his comments towards the end. Go 'head bro. Hope another tune isn't as far away as this one was from the last track. Hope he does something with Down or The Breakdown or whats in ever. Too Young to Dare too. What the hell?

BobGeorge909 said:

joanne55555 said:

Really wish I could download it on my tablet, I bought all the other tracks when they first came out but now my laptop is broken !! I'm not about to pay to get it fixed or buy a new one when I never use it anymore anyway .... So annoying !!!

Is says that bullspit, but my phone downliaded it just fine...imbsurebyour tablet will.

wonder505 said:

2elijah said:

Hi there! Surprised to see you posting in this forum. (Will send you an orgnote.. )

I like the music variations in the song and it has a nice funk beat to it. (Bolded part of article). So the writer of that review of the song, believes the song is about an ex-girlfriend, as do others.

For some reason, as far as Prince's exes, I don't think the song is about Bria at all, because there wasn't any info going around that they ended their relationship on a sour note for the lyrics to reference her. I think the song references an ex-girlfriend from the 80s era who was a protege of his camp, especially in the line where he said "If it wasn't for me, you'd be a who?" Not too many Prince fans know about Bria, but most of his fans are more familiar with the names of some of his former, 80s proteges whose names have been associated with his for years, and have been rumored to be his girlfriends during that time period.

Could it be and ex-gf/protege who was expecting more for her career with her past association with Prince, but that career went kerplunk, nowhere, once that association with Prince was over, and their friendship/relationship ended on an unresolved, bitter, and sour note? Who knows, but the song will keep fans guessing. Hey for all we know, whomever she is, she has probably posted on the Org at one time or another.

The song may also just bring some publicity for whomever that ex is. Can you imagine all his exes hearing that song and wondering if the song is about them? Only Prince can pull something like this off. For fun"s sake, in your critique of the song, feel free to add to the list who you think the ex is, that Prince may be singing about and why:

Prince's 80's ex-gfs:

Vanity

Susannah

Carmen Electra

Jill Jones

My guess from that list, (and it's just a guess), is that my sixth sense tells me the song may be about Jill Jones, because for some reason, from reading the interview that was posted in the Assoc Artist's section, some time ago, she seems to come off with a bit of sarcasm, bitterness and sassiness, when speaking of her past association with him during/and after that friendship/relationship.

[Edited 6/14/13 7:03am]

I think it's about Jill Jones too. She went on a rampage two days ago and called him almost everything in the book. She and people were chiming in how awful prince is. I dont know why but I thought was quite hilarious how JJ was losing it.

Either way, the song is okay to me. The Bob George voice sounds a little corny. It's being posted everywhere. I love me some Ledisi though! I'll give it a few more spins.

[Edited 6/14/13 11:55am]

Cool track! I enjoy the instrumentation and love the funk, and horns. That Bob George voice is a trip though... Funny part is when the BG voice says, "Just don't ask me to miss you when you're gone...hmmmm" The rap part reminds of how Cat rapped in Alphabet Street. I feel like Prince put the candy back in the candy jar with this track

[Edited 6/14/13 17:18pm]

wonder505 said:

2elijah said:

I think it's about Jill Jones too. She went on a rampage two days ago and called him almost everything in the book. She and people were chiming in how awful prince is. I dont know why but I thought was quite hilarious how JJ was losing it.

Either way, the song is okay to me. The Bob George voice sounds a little corny. It's being posted everywhere. I love me some Ledisi though! I'll give it a few more spins.

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What did she say?

I like it, feel like putting my skates on,

I love to roller skate-

I'll tell them to play that

when I go next week..

I don't know what's up with him lately, but

I wish him the best.

Also Leave Sassey alone sometimes the truth hurts--so take it or leave it!

paulludvig said:

wonder505 said:

I think it's about Jill Jones too. She went on a rampage two days ago and called him almost everything in the book. She and people were chiming in how awful prince is. I dont know why but I thought was quite hilarious how JJ was losing it.

Either way, the song is okay to me. The Bob George voice sounds a little corny. It's being posted everywhere. I love me some Ledisi though! I'll give it a few more spins.

[Edited 6/14/13 11:55am]

What did she say?

i dont recall exactly but it was the worst i've seen on her page. she deleted anyway.

SpiritOtter said:

Sassey,

It is a common form of courtesy/social etiquette that if you are the one having fun, whilst others grimace because of the way you have fun (especially if the way you have fun is negative in nature), to change your behaviour or, at the very least, to reflect on it. Perhaps, you are having fun, like you say, but the majority of responses to the way you're having fun are not appreciative.

If a bully is having "fun" in the playground, should the rest of the playground put up with it or let that bully know that bullying is not appreciated? If you are receiving negative responses from others in this playground, Sassey, then perhaps you should reflect on the fact that you brought your negative attitude and behaviour in the first place.

love,

Spirit

.

[Edited 6/14/13 11:23am]

[Snip - luv4u]

wonder505 said:

paulludvig said:

What did she say?

i dont recall exactly but it was the worst i've seen on her page. she deleted anyway.

Maybe she wrote those comments while drunk and deleted the messages after sobering up?

paulludvig said:

wonder505 said:

i dont recall exactly but it was the worst i've seen on her page. she deleted anyway.

Maybe she wrote those comments while drunk and deleted the messages after sobering up?

Idk, I think its therapy for her. maybe she was drunk or off her meds. or maybe it was raining that day

[Edited 6/14/13 15:15pm]

thedance said:

^ Funny, Wonder505: I feel the opposite, I like the Bob George voice at the end, and dislike the Ledisi sample.

Yeah im going to listen to it more this weekend to see how I feel about it.

paulludvig said:

wonder505 said:

i dont recall exactly but it was the worst i've seen on her page. she deleted anyway.

Maybe she wrote those comments while drunk and deleted the messages after sobering up?

It must have been good if she deleted it. I'm curious to know what her message said. If I recall Jill is now a married woman. I think she knows Prince has NPD. I also think every once in a while her and a few other people speak their mind about Prince when they think he's displaying bad behavior. I'm the same way. I don't know why Prince and some of his fans think no one is supposed to speak their mind about Prince. I could see if he was a nice person.

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Lovin' this track...... Thanks for bringin' the funk Prince!!!

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2elijah said:

Lovin' this track...... Thanks for bringin' the funk Prince!!!

[Edited 6/14/13 17:33pm]

Ok girl you could have left that one in the middle at the jook joint!

noimageatall said:

2elijah said:

Lovin' this track...... Thanks for bringin' the funk Prince!!!

[Edited 6/14/13 17:33pm]

Ok girl you could have left that one in the middle at the jook joint!

They're all feeling the funk..

2elijah said:

noimageatall said:

Review: Prince Sings About Rubbing On Ta-Tas On 'Ain't Gonna Miss U...'

Keith Murphy Posted June 13, 2013 - See more at: http://www.vibe.com/artic...09kEG.dpuf

Here’s some advice: Don’t waste your time trying to figure Prince out. For well over 30 years, the mercurial music icon has reveled in confounding fans and critics with one shocking statement after another. In fact, he seems to get some twisted, eye-winking enjoyment out of it all. During the ‘80s, when Prince dominated that decade like a man possessed (soulful gruff vocalist Macy Gray once appropriately described the prolific artist that created such landmarks as Dirty Mind, 1999, Purple Rain, and Sign ‘O’ The Time as being eaten by the music monster). Was he black or white; straight or gay; sinner or new-age prophet? Who the hell knows? At 55 years old, he’s still playing head games on his latest single “Ain't Gonna Miss U When U're Gone,” a departure from his recent rock-centered output with his three-piece female band 3rd Eye Girl. - See more at: http://www.vibe.com/artic...09kEG.dpuf

The swinging middle finger, which features the first-rate vocals of soul diva Ledisi, is the latest in a string of tracks that Prince has been delivering to followers for 88 cents on his website (Wait a minute! Didn’t Mr. Rogers Nelson declare a holy war on the Internet?!? More head games…). If you like your Royal Badness sexy, cocky, weird (kudos to the trippy, slowed-down vocals) with a slight touch of sleaze, give this a spin. This is sneering Minneapolis funk as Prince declares to an ex that has done him wrong, “If it wasn’t for me, you’d be a who…” The bass line slaps with the fury of a scorned lover as horns duck and jab over a synth groove that tongue kisses the Prince-produced 1982 Vanity 6 masterpiece “Nasty Girl.” And with a sneaky line of which the Purple Man speaks of rubbing on ta-tas, it seems like the Jehovah's Witnesses has re-embraced his Royal Badness mojo. More please.—Keith Murphy (@murphdogg29) - See more at: http://www.vibe.com/artic...09kEG.dpuf

Hi there! Surprised to see you posting in this forum. (Will send you an orgnote.. )

I like the music variations in the song and it has a nice funk beat to it. (Bolded part of article). So the writer of that review of the song, believes the song is about an ex-girlfriend, as do others.

For some reason, as far as Prince's exes, I don't think the song is about Bria at all, because there wasn't any info going around that they ended their relationship on a sour note for the lyrics to reference her. I think the song references an ex-girlfriend from the 80s era who was a protege of his camp, especially in the line where he said "If it wasn't for me, you'd be a who?" Not too many Prince fans know about Bria, but most of his fans are more familiar with the names of some of his former, 80s proteges whose names have been associated with his for years, and have been rumored to be his girlfriends during that time period.

Could it be and ex-gf/protege who was expecting more for her career with her past association with Prince, but that career went kerplunk, nowhere, once that association with Prince was over, and their friendship/relationship ended on an unresolved, bitter, and sour note? Who knows, but the song will keep fans guessing. Hey for all we know, whomever she is, she has probably posted on the Org at one time or another.

The song may also just bring some publicity for whomever that ex is. Can you imagine all his exes hearing that song and wondering if the song is about them? Only Prince can pull something like this off. For fun"s sake, in your critique of the song, feel free to add to the list who you think the ex is, that Prince may be singing about and why:

Prince's 80's ex-gfs:

Vanity

Susannah

Carmen Electra

Jill Jones

My guess from that list, (and it's just a guess), is that my sixth sense tells me the song may be about Jill Jones, because for some reason, from reading the interview that was posted in the Assoc Artist's section, some time ago, she seems to come off with a bit of sarcasm, bitterness and sassiness, when speaking of her past association with him during/and after that friendship/relationship.

[Edited 6/14/13 17:14pm]

Hey I come here often...to read the latest...just don't post much. Waiting for Prince to come to his damned senses and leave that cult. Looks like he's headed that way! Then I will be 'here' and all over his butt like brown rice on sushi.

As for the 'who' he is talking about, I'm sure we'll find out soon enough.

noimageatall said:

2elijah said:

Hi there! Surprised to see you posting in this forum. (Will send you an orgnote.. )

I like the music variations in the song and it has a nice funk beat to it. (Bolded part of article). So the writer of that review of the song, believes the song is about an ex-girlfriend, as do others.

For some reason, as far as Prince's exes, I don't think the song is about Bria at all, because there wasn't any info going around that they ended their relationship on a sour note for the lyrics to reference her. I think the song references an ex-girlfriend from the 80s era who was a protege of his camp, especially in the line where he said "If it wasn't for me, you'd be a who?" Not too many Prince fans know about Bria, but most of his fans are more familiar with the names of some of his former, 80s proteges whose names have been associated with his for years, and have been rumored to be his girlfriends during that time period.

Could it be and ex-gf/protege who was expecting more for her career with her past association with Prince, but that career went kerplunk, nowhere, once that association with Prince was over, and their friendship/relationship ended on an unresolved, bitter, and sour note? Who knows, but the song will keep fans guessing. Hey for all we know, whomever she is, she has probably posted on the Org at one time or another.

The song may also just bring some publicity for whomever that ex is. Can you imagine all his exes hearing that song and wondering if the song is about them? Only Prince can pull something like this off. For fun"s sake, in your critique of the song, feel free to add to the list who you think the ex is, that Prince may be singing about and why:

Prince's 80's ex-gfs:

Vanity

Susannah

Carmen Electra

Jill Jones

My guess from that list, (and it's just a guess), is that my sixth sense tells me the song may be about Jill Jones, because for some reason, from reading the interview that was posted in the Assoc Artist's section, some time ago, she seems to come off with a bit of sarcasm, bitterness and sassiness, when speaking of her past association with him during/and after that friendship/relationship.

[Edited 6/14/13 17:14pm]

Hey I come here often...to read the latest...just don't post much. Waiting for Prince to come to his damned senses and leave that cult. Looks like he's headed that way! Then I will be 'here' and all over his butt like brown rice on sushi.

As for the 'who' he is talking about, I'm sure we'll find out soon enough.

Well, you will have to leave that topic for the P&R forum. I'm not trying to go there right now on this thread, but still luv ya though! (hugs). I'll focus on the track right now. Love it.

2elijah said:

noimageatall said:

Ok girl you could have left that one in the middle at the jook joint!

They're all feeling the funk..

yeah but that one reminded me of my ex..just sayin' ... Mis-matched outfit, knee socks, jheri curl drippin', and all his gums showin'...

and he had the nerve to think he looked like Prince.

2elijah said:

noimageatall said:

Hey I come here often...to read the latest...just don't post much. Waiting for Prince to come to his damned senses and leave that cult. Looks like he's headed that way! Then I will be 'here' and all over his butt like brown rice on sushi.

As for the 'who' he is talking about, I'm sure we'll find out soon enough.

Well, you will have to leave that topic for the P&R forum. I'm not trying to go there right now on this thread, but still luv ya though! (hugs). I'll focus on the track right now. Love it.

Not another word on that subject from me.

I'll get crucified if this ends up in P&R.

noimageatall said:

2elijah said:

They're all feeling the funk..

yeah but that one reminded me of my ex..just sayin' ... Mis-matched outfit, knee socks, jheri curl drippin', and all his gums showin'...

and he had the nerve to think he looked like Prince.

Oh, the emoticon? No biggy, just was posting some dancing emoticons while listening to some music is all. Anyway, love the track. Nice funk beat to it.

noimageatall said:

2elijah said:

Well, you will have to leave that topic for the P&R forum. I'm not trying to go there right now on this thread, but still luv ya though! (hugs). I'll focus on the track right now. Love it.

Not another word on that subject from me.

I'll get crucified if this ends up in P&R.

I hear you.

2elijah said:

noimageatall said:

yeah but that one reminded me of my ex..just sayin' ... Mis-matched outfit, knee socks, jheri curl drippin', and all his gums showin'...

and he had the nerve to think he looked like Prince.

Oh, the emoticon? No biggy, just was posting some dancing emoticons while listening to some music is all. Anyway, love the track. Nice funk beat to it.

I do too...

But I didn't miss my ex 'when he was gone.'

noimageatall said:

2elijah said:

Oh, the emoticon? No biggy, just was posting some dancing emoticons while listening to some music is all. Anyway, love the track. Nice funk beat to it.

I do too...

But I didn't miss my ex 'when he was gone.'

I have a feeling a whole lot of folks will be saying the same thing about their exes when they listen to this song.