^ nice story Klick!

I can't answer your question though.. I can't think of any song I have heard only once.

The N.E.W.S. Cd. Bought it, lost it.

KingSausage said:

klick2me said:

Have you ever heard a Prince jam just once and from that point on it had you feining for more? Back in 1997, we saw Prince in concert in Fresno, CA. He had an after party at a local club and the DJ was spinning a CD Prince's people gave him to play. Well, they started to play a remix of Jam of the Year and it was smoking hot! That was the first and last time I had heard it. Thing about it is; when the nite was through, his bodyguard at the time (bald, white dude) retrieved the CD from the DJ, only to drop it in front of a buddy of mine, who then picked it up and gave it back to him. I could've kicked him! I was like, "dude, you should have grabbed it and ran!". I have been feining ever since! What is the song you have heard only once?

I have a great news for u: this remix of JOTY was recorded by someone from the PA and is circulating, I have it, it's on Work It 2.0

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InternationalHeartThief said:

The N.E.W.S. Cd. Bought it, lost it.

Yeah, 'lost'. I 'lost' my copy too.

databank said:

What is 'feining'?

'Feigning'. Like a drug addict would feign for another hit!

Dandroppedadime said:

'Feigning'. Like a drug addict would feign for another hit!

Unless 'feign' has a different meaning in da ghetto, it still doesn't make sense. Maybe you mean 'pine'?

Pentacle said:

Dandroppedadime said:

'Feigning'. Like a drug addict would feign for another hit!

Unless 'feign' has a different meaning in da ghetto, it still doesn't make sense. Maybe you mean 'pine'?

yeah, I couldn't make sense of that either.

Maybe he means "fiending" for more...

purplethunder3121 said:

Maybe he means "fiending" for more...

Oh yes, I've looked that up and you must be right. Never heard of it, but it's slang.

I hád heard of 'dope fiend' though.

klick2me said:

Ok, ok, I fixed it. I Google, "fiend" and "fein". Both are listed as actual words. But I have corrected it.

A buncha peeps not up on their slang...

klick2me said:

I Google, "fiend" and "fein". Both are listed as actual words. But I have corrected it.

FEIN, a manufacturer of professional power tools presents the FEIN Dustex 25 the successor to the FEIN Dustex II, while the FEIN Dustex 40 is the first model from the company to offer a volume of 35 litres.

Fein, a caffeine powder drink additive used for energy

Benny Fein ("Dopey") (fl. 1910s), American gangster

KingSausage said:

I could have sworn I heard a badass remix of Mad Sex at Paisley Park one time. It was fantastic.

Btw, on a somewhat related note didn't you say in a thread a couple of months back that the live versions of High era tracks you saw at Paisley Park sounded much better than the studio recordings? Do you know if any of the dates you attended on are circulating, that sounds quite intriguing (I've always thought quite a few of those Chocolate Invasion/Slaughterhouse tracks had potential but the production really didn't do them any favours.)

BlackCandle said:

http://youtu.be/my7eeClZ-Ds

That still doesn't make 'feening'* a real word.

* which either means 'going crazy for' or 'jacking off till I'm blue in the face'

I remember hearing a Prince cover of Fight the Power at PP one night (probably around 99 or so). It was great (at least from what I remember, which admittedly, is not much).

love5oneanother said:

Pentacle said:

BlackCandle said:

love5oneanother said:

I remember hearing a Prince cover of Fight the Power at PP one night (probably around 99 or so). It was great (at least from what I remember, which admittedly, is not much).

I'm guessing he used politer words to describe his feelings about Elvis & John Wayne!

I was assuming love5oneanother was referring to the Isley's track, but you've got me intrigued now!

RaspBerryGirlFriend said:

BlackCandle said:

love5oneanother said: I'm guessing he used politer words to describe his feelings about Elvis & John Wayne!

I was assuming love5oneanother was referring to the Isley's track, but you've got me intrigued now!

Ha! It actually was the Public Enemy song. I don't remember how the language was handled, but from the era, I would guess BlackCandle is right.

There are so many of those nights where you'd hear a song you'd never heard before and never hear again. My memory for those sorts of things has never been great and I didn't realise until much later how unlikely it was that I would ever hear that material again.