Reply #30 posted 02/12/16 2:18pm
funkaholic1972
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IstenSzek said:
anyway, back to PHASE 3:
Free Urself If Eye Could Get Ur Attention
Rough Enough
they all sound pretty much like they could go together on an album, i guess.
kinda hoping for a bit more grit in the funk though, on the other tracks.
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Reply #31 posted 02/13/16 3:08pm
love2thenines2 003
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See this just 1 hour ago on FB
"The assumed cover art for PHASE III by Martin Homent and the painting is still in da making by tanja d.......(4 private use only)"
So????
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Reply #32 posted 02/13/16 5:58pm
IstenSzek |
love2thenines2003 said:
So????
so what? that bit of artwork has been up on twitter and tidal for ages, just because a fan is now making a painting for themselves does not
mean a thing. besides, that is not Phase III artwork.
martin homent made those prince portraits for every phase of his long
carreer. from For You up to Gold up to Emancipation, through Rave to Musicology and 3rdEyeGirl.
why people keep insisting that Phase III is Lovesexy era tracks since that pic is up on tidal and twitter (along with the PR one) is beyond me. it means nothing. it could have been any other pic by homent. he just couldn't bloody well put all 30 something of them up there. and true love lives on lollipops and crisps |
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Reply #33 posted 02/14/16 5:27am
RJOrion |
Adorecream said:
NorthC said: RumAndRaisin said:
The phases idea is actually really cool, with phase 1 being from 2014-15, phase 2 mostly being from 2011-13, phase 3 could be 2007-10 (welcome 2 america album, stuff like We Live To Get Funky etc), or just go way back and have phases that focus on Lovesexy, Purple Rain etc...
And by the time we reach Phase 26 we'll get Dream Factory outtakes!
Phase 52, 13 year old Prince singing Jackson 5 covers in Soul Explosion? Phase 53...4 year old Skipper Nelson banging out beats on cardboard boxes with Tyka singing background vocals Track list 1. Funk Machine 2. Little Red Tricycle 3. Sexy Nanny 4. Diapers & Pearls 5. Barney Talk To Russia 6. Play In The Sunshine (original unreleased version) 7. Starbursts & Cookies 8. Electric Hi-Chair 9. 1969 10. Alphabet Soup 11. The Most Beautiful Mom In The World 12. In This Bed Eye P 13. Baby, Im A Baby |
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Reply #34 posted 02/14/16 8:55am
tollyc |
Phase III should be coming out on 3/19 to align with the 3rd phase of the moon. |
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Reply #35 posted 02/14/16 9:19am
luvsexy4all |
how long between phase 1 and 2? that should be the release date |
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Reply #36 posted 02/14/16 10:04am
warning2all |
luvsexy4all said: how long between phase 1 and 2? that should be the release date I would expect "Phase 3" to take longer because the process of manufacturing & getting "Phase 2" sold by unconventional means. I imagine Prince fronted the costs of Manufacturing "Phase 2" and is going to give it more time than he would have given Tidal or WB if they dealt with this series. If a physical Phase 3 ever comes to pass, that is. Who knows anymore about anything Prince |
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Reply #37 posted 02/15/16 9:05am
RumAndRaisin |
databank said:
erik319 said:
Why do some people want an album full of tracks they already own? Just create a playlist.
Because a playlist wouldn't be the artist's own vision. I can indeed create a playlist of "orphan" songs but the sequencing would be totally arbitrary. I like the idea that an album is a cohesive ensemble of songs: regardless of the fact that they may or not have been composed with a specific project in mind, in the end I get a storytelling according to Prince's vision. It may or may not work but at least I get the artist's vision. I for example do not believe Planet Earth or AOA work as ensembles but at least it's P's choice to sequence those tracks together. On the other hand I believe Crystal Ball (98) is an incrediblly cohesive and well sequenced 30 tracks "story", despite being a compilation of tracks that were not originally conceived to be put together.
I know I'm a bit of a purist in that sense but I feel it's not my place to create or alter Prince (or any other artist) albums. Either I have them and I can appreciate them or criticize them as such or I don't.
And I know I may be old school but I almost always listen to full albums because I want to be taken through a journey by an artist. I have actually rediscovered some songs thanks to Phase One and Two that I probably wouldn't have paid much attention to originally (Fallinlove2nite or Groovy Potential for example), or that would have loved for 2 months then forgotten (Screwdriver for example). I'm glad those songs are now part of an ensemble.
Because of all of the above, I never skip tracks when listening to an album, and more than often this has allowed songs (again by Prince or others) to grow on me, and for me to realize certain songs were much better works than I would have thought on a first listen. A recent example is Kimbra's last album: at first I fell in love with one third of the tracks but thought the rest was forgettable. But after a dozen listens I realized the whole thing was totally brilliant. It doesn't work with every album I listen to but that's how I got to fall in love with all my darlings, including Prince's records.
This. An album is an artists vision, thats why there isnt much by Prince i dont like, i just see each album as where he was and what he was thinking when he put it together. |
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Reply #38 posted 02/15/16 10:56am
databank
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RumAndRaisin said:
databank said:
Because a playlist wouldn't be the artist's own vision. I can indeed create a playlist of "orphan" songs but the sequencing would be totally arbitrary. I like the idea that an album is a cohesive ensemble of songs: regardless of the fact that they may or not have been composed with a specific project in mind, in the end I get a storytelling according to Prince's vision. It may or may not work but at least I get the artist's vision. I for example do not believe Planet Earth or AOA work as ensembles but at least it's P's choice to sequence those tracks together. On the other hand I believe Crystal Ball (98) is an incrediblly cohesive and well sequenced 30 tracks "story", despite being a compilation of tracks that were not originally conceived to be put together.
I know I'm a bit of a purist in that sense but I feel it's not my place to create or alter Prince (or any other artist) albums. Either I have them and I can appreciate them or criticize them as such or I don't.
And I know I may be old school but I almost always listen to full albums because I want to be taken through a journey by an artist. I have actually rediscovered some songs thanks to Phase One and Two that I probably wouldn't have paid much attention to originally (Fallinlove2nite or Groovy Potential for example), or that would have loved for 2 months then forgotten (Screwdriver for example). I'm glad those songs are now part of an ensemble.
Because of all of the above, I never skip tracks when listening to an album, and more than often this has allowed songs (again by Prince or others) to grow on me, and for me to realize certain songs were much better works than I would have thought on a first listen. A recent example is Kimbra's last album: at first I fell in love with one third of the tracks but thought the rest was forgettable. But after a dozen listens I realized the whole thing was totally brilliant. It doesn't work with every album I listen to but that's how I got to fall in love with all my darlings, including Prince's records.
This. An album is an artists vision, thats why there isnt much by Prince i dont like, i just see each album as where he was and what he was thinking when he put it together.
Before I ask myself whether I like any work of art, I ask myself "what was the artist trying to achieve and am I under the impression they suceeded". This usually makes me much less judgmental and allows me to evade the mere "like/dislike" first impression I may have, because the creative process is a complex thing and it usually involves more than just "hit or miss". |
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Reply #39 posted 02/15/16 2:24pm
MIRvmn |
warning2all said: luvsexy4all said: how long between phase 1 and 2? that should be the release date I would expect "Phase 3" to take longer because the process of manufacturing & getting "Phase 2" sold by unconventional means. I imagine Prince fronted the costs of Manufacturing "Phase 2" and is going to give it more time than he would have given Tidal or WB if they dealt with this series. If a physical Phase 3 ever comes to pass, that is. Who knows anymore about anything Prince I think it will be out this summer but no physical release. Welcome 2 The Dawn |
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Reply #40 posted 02/15/16 2:29pm
love2thenines2 003
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MIRvmn said:
warning2all said:
I would expect "Phase 3" to take longer because the process of manufacturing & getting "Phase 2" sold by unconventional means. I imagine Prince fronted the costs of Manufacturing "Phase 2" and is going to give it more time than he would have given Tidal or WB if they dealt with this series. If a physical Phase 3 ever comes to pass, that is. Who knows anymore about anything Prince
I think it will be out this summer but no physical release.
Pure Speculation.....we don't know what Prince will do with the next phases.....we did not even know what Prince was going to do with Phase 2 ....so ....!! [Edited 2/17/16 1:02am] |
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Reply #41 posted 02/16/16 3:36pm
Dandroppedadim e |
I was thinking about the scattershot way the physical albums are being produced (we may not even get any future phases as CDs) and wondered if would of been better if Prince had only put out the albums on streaming (maybe download as well). then once all the phases were complete, pooled all his resources and put out a killer multi-disk set.
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Reply #42 posted 02/16/16 5:11pm
KCOOLMUZIQ
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will ALWAYS think of like a "ACT OF GOD"! N another realm. mean of all people who might of been aliens or angels.if found out that wasn't of this earth, would not have been that surprised. R.I.P. |
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Reply #43 posted 02/17/16 6:20am
sabaisabai |
At risk of stating what's likely been posted a hundred times, the artwork for Phase One, Two, Three and Four are at the top of the Prince3EG Twitter page: https://twitter.com/Prince3EG
Is that news to anybody?
Life it ain't real funky unless you got that orgPop. |
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Reply #44 posted 02/17/16 7:41am
Marco81
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sabaisabai said:
At risk of stating what's likely been posted a hundred times, the artwork for Phase One, Two, Three and Four are at the top of the Prince3EG Twitter page: https://twitter.com/Prince3EG
Is that news to anybody?
There is NO confirmation that those will be the covers of the next phases. The assumption is only based on the first two. Martin Homent hinted at a new artwork for 2016, probably the one for Phase Three. HE posted half of it on his instagram... |
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Reply #45 posted 02/17/16 12:52pm
IstenSzek |
sabaisabai said:
At risk of stating what's likely been posted a hundred times, the artwork for Phase One, Two, Three and Four are at the top of the Prince3EG Twitter page: https://twitter.com/Prince3EG
Is that news to anybody?
at the rist of stating the obvious, that is all just fan conjecture. is that news to anybody? and true love lives on lollipops and crisps |
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