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WHAT POST 1989 ALBUM COULD HAVE BEEN PART OF HIS CLASSIC ERA? What post 1989 album do you feel Prince could have released in 1989 and still have been considered part of his amazing run of the Prince "Classic Era"? For me, had he released The Rainbow Children or Love Symbol (maybe even Art Official Age) directly after Lovesexy, they would have been included as part of his classic era string of challenging or just superior albums.
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Come, 3121 or Lotusflow3r. Always cry 4 love, never cry 4 pain. | |
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The Gold Experience | |
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Yep | |
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The Truth. | |
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Gold experience if it wasn't so over produced. I heard the original version of gold and it kills the released version. | |
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Symbol "Drop that stereo before I blow your Goddamn nuts off, asshole!"
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Graffiti Bridge since it was so connected to the Lovesexy era some different songs(seperate from the Time and the other artists) other than that I don't think any other album could be connected to the period. That Golden era consisted of so many ingredients: band members/proteges, engineers, manager and just musical vision -much different from any other time period. Rainbow Children could be a followup to that period, the lyrics would be much different. | |
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I would argue Come and The Gold Experience are part of his classic era anyway. http://www.goldiesparade.co.uk/ - Prince discography, tour history, news and more. | |
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N.E.W.S. The truth AOA | |
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GoldiesParade said: I would argue Come and The Gold Experience are part of his classic era anyway. Agreed. I feel like over time people (at least on the Org) have stretched his classic era from 1980-1988 to 1980-1995. And I would agree with that. "Drop that stereo before I blow your Goddamn nuts off, asshole!"
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Come and The Gold Experience. Prince 4Ever. | |
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TGE. He had a lot of publicity around that time because of the name change and it was also pretty sucessful due to TMBGITW | |
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It should have been more sucessful because there was great music from late 93-94...
However interms of commercial success, as recalled in Alex Hans and Per Nilsens books... TGE album was a very moderate underwhelming success just going GOLD and sold just a little more than the dissapointing commercial success of COME... Also the European tour was not a huge success, many shows did not sell out and had to cut their whole stage props down throughout the shows to save cost. | |
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Symbol AOA | |
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Come is that great? i listened that album not thoroughly but what i listened didn't like it. Papa well so so. | |
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well i should give it a chance, 'cause everyone here says is great. The album i think is so overrated it's The Gold Experience. | |
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"The Gold Experience" is overrated because it arrived after a lot of WTF albums: 1-800-new-funky, Exodus, Come, The hits-the b-side, the beautiful experience, the 'poor mastering black album'. After a lot of bullshit, The Gold Experience was *a album* at least. IMHO [Edited 7/14/15 1:07am] | |
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The Gold Experience Art official age Lotusflow3r Got some kind of love for you, and I don't even know your name | |
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bluegangsta said: Come, 3121 or Lotusflow3r. Yeah pretty much. I would also add The Truth | |
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r u refering to the 17 track version? | |
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graffitti bridge symbol come gold exp emancipation | |
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We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Graffiti Bridge minus the filler songs and the other artists... Would be classic...
I mean Joy n Reptition Question of U Elephants & Flowers Thieves in the Temple We Can Funk
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The Classic Era, to me, ends with The Gold Experience. I think by then, he had said everything he was ever going to say, and honestly I can't imagine living without any of these albums. Even the low points (Graffiti Bridge movie, eg) were part of his story. . Imagine if Prince had retired after TGE? 17 albums and quite a legacy, with a level of musical quality that was sustained almost throughout the entire run. . Everything after -- C&D, OF4S, Emancipation, NPS, etc. never quite achieved the same level. | |
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Really?? .... | |
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Pentacle said:
Were you on the jury during the Blurred Lines/ Got To Give It Up court case? blah blah blah | |
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