there's not nearly enough nipple on this thread Hamburger, Hot Dog, Root Beer, Pussy | |
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Love the pic of Apples in her white lingerie...Never saw that one before. | |
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(55) INT. HALLWAY/VANITY'S MOTEL -- DAWN She comes down the HALLWAY, opens her
She goes inside, drops the tape and card
VANITY
Another two KNOCKS, something like a
VANITY
His face remains placid as he puts on
PRINCE
VANITY
PRINCE
She stares at the camisole in her hands- VANITY
He nods dispassionately, walks into the
PRINCE
(56) EXT. HIGHWAY -- DAWN Built like she was So, look here I said now, overcast days never turned me on
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(60) EXT. GLADE AND BARN -- DAWN
The rain sounds so cool when it hits the barn roof
Listen
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FILL EAT BUY A four-track video was filmed, based on the Apollonia 6 album, directed by Brian Thomson (Australian production designer of the original stage versions of The Rocky Horror Show and Jesus Christ Superstar), scripted by Keith Williams (concept writer for music videos by Phil Collins, Ray Parker, Jr., and Donna Summer), with a cast consisting of Ricky Nelson, Edy Williams and Buck Henry. Shot in a Los Angeles film studio in 1985, and produced by British video firm Limelight, the video never went beyond rough cut.
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(83) EXT. CLUB/INT. MORRIS' CAR (1ST AVE. ST. BAR) -- NIGHT
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(89) EXT. THE TASTE -- NIGHT
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93) INT. THE TASTE -- NIGHT
I need U 2 get me off
I'm a sex shooter
I need U 2 pull my trigger, baby
Everybody sing it
(94) INT. DRESSING ROOM, AND HALLWAY -- THE TASTE -- NIGHT
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(extended version)
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Yes, I saw the longform A6 video on You Tube. The songs featured were Happy Birthday Mr Christian, Blue Limousine, Sex Shooter & Ooh she waa waa. There were a couple of actors in the videos and spoken word scenes between the songs. Susan & Brenda both had speaking parts. It was just a bit of fun. I wish sum1 wud put it out on DVD. That wud b cool. | |
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FILL EAT BUY
A mini film project as four-track video was filmed, loosely based on the Apollonia 6 album. It was directed by Brian Thomson, an Australian Production Designer of the original stage versions of Rocky Horror Show and Jesus Christ Superstar and scripted by Keith Williams, concept writer for music videos by Phil Collins, Ray Parker, Jr., and Donna Summer, with a cast comprising Ricky Nelson, Edy Williams and Buck Henry. Shot in a Los Angeles film studio in 1985, and produced by British video firm Limelight, the video never went beyond the rough-cut stage. The plot introduced three lingerie clad widows gathered to listen the reading of Mr Christian will and testament which leaves them nothing and encourage them to work. The imagery and set is very 1960's revamped into 1980's colorful graphic trends. The scenes show prominent neons words such as 'FILL' at a gas station for Blue Limousine, where Brenda Bennett has the main vocal role, 'EAT' at a diner's for Ooo She She Wa Wa, where Susan Moonsie leads while the two other find themselves struggling in front of piles of dirty dishes to wash. The part featuring Apollonia as leading role feature the word 'BUY' in a supermarket set. -PrinceVault
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(114) INT. CLUB -- NIGHT
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(123) INT. BASEMENT, PRINCE'S HOME -- DAWN
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i have the cd and vinyl. Nick Ashford was someone I greatly admired, had the honor of knowing, and was the real-life inspiration for Cowboy Curtis' hair. RIP Nick. - Pee Wee Herman | |
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June 4, 1984 the Glamorous Life w/Sheila E. drops June 25, 1984 Purple Rain w/Prince & the Revolution drops
Purple Rain movie premiere 7.29.1984
July 9th, 1984 Ice Cream Castles w/Morris Day & the Time drops
July 26. 1984 Mann's Chinese Theater Hollywood 6925 Hollywood Blvd. MTV Live! Purple Rain Party Movie Premiere performance by Sheila E. | |
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Recording Reflections:
Manic Monday was never my cup of tea: too "popish" for me. (I'm) glad The Bangles had a hit with it. I don't think Apollonia 6 would have.
Blue Limousine was a bluesy song I liked from the start. (I) loved working with Susannah Melvoin on the vocals to it. The blend and sound of our voices together (was) amazing.
A Million Miles (I Love You) and Some Kind of Lover: I found the inspiration for both of these through my love affair and marriage to Roy Bennett.
Susan Moonsie is very dear to my heart and I feel very blessed to remain close friends with her. She is a beautiful woman, inside and out. Months will go by where we haven't spoken. Yet, when we do, it's still--after all this time--as if we spoke just yesterday. I miss her terribly and wish we saw each other more often.
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I agree with Brenda.The song is "too pop" and I don't think it would've blended well with the other songs on the A6 album.
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Does anyone know why it was never completed and released? I wonder if,mid-way through the project,either Prince or Warners lost interest in Apollonia 6 and pulled the plug on it Or it could have something to do with the song "Sex Shooter" not becoming the huge hit that Warners thought it would be.As I recall,the album wasn't a massive seller either. | |
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Yes, not well with the Apollonia 6 album and it would have been a big hit Prince & Jill Jones duet
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