teller said:

i think i remember this site from when i first started goin around in the online prince community (or what wuz left of it, after the Paisley Legal Mafioso made dinner out of most of 'em)!! wow teller, u were a bit of a purple kool-aid drinker back then......but now you're livin proof that folks can quit the stuff cold turkey.

Prince is so...so...
I couldnt talk to him. Just couldnt do it... count me out...I'll admire from afar...maybe a hug & kiss on the cheek if I can stand near him long enuff but um, er...I'll pass on the talking.
Did ya'll see what his answer was when asked what was his favorite food? Mayte & what book would he recommend us 2 read? The Bible eee yaaa

CherrieMoonKisses said:

This is the guy who fantasised about incest with his sister on record. While he's intelligent and seemingly ongoing in educating his beliefs I could never give any more weight to his inclinations than anybody elses...

teller said:

Aww Teller was once about love, peace and what it means to be a member of the NPG. Then coldhearted fiscal policies took over and made that warm heart, cold... hehe

Sweet! Thanx Teller

Blue

teller said:

teller, you are way cool.

teller said:

MPLS NPG Store, June, be there.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Oh man...I sure did drink a whole lot of that purple kool-aid back then...

This is sooo embarrassing... :LOL:

And yet...when Xpectation came out and we all happened to be stranded in the pink hot-tub, where the kool-aid was all they served...it was actually kinda nice share all the warm fuzzies together at "new-release time."

LaVisHh said:

LaVisHh said:

i'll be there with a shovel.

Essence said:

:LOL:

In truth, all my coldhearted politics are meant to raise everyone's standard of living.

calldapplwondery83 said:

:NOD:

I like this part the best..."There will 4ever b new music".

This is especially for all the naysayers, whomever they may be.....
[This message was edited Mon Mar 31 6:43:20 PST 2003 by NettieSmiles]

teller said:

Teller, your site is pretty cool. I particularly like that banner on the left edge of the screen that's made of P albums. I only hope to be as talented with the graphics as you are one day

I remember that interview.

Oh lawd, Teller, you weren't the only one drinking the kool aid. . .that site is darling. Don't be ashamed!

I still appreciate the whole concept of the New Power Generation. . .I still appreciate the vision he had at that time. . .your site reminds me of how exciting it was to be a 0(+> fan then. His current religious fanaticism makes it hard to imagine feeling anything like that again, but as you say, the Xpectation experience was a glimmer.

*sigh* I think I miss the Kool Aid. . .Prince! Dammit! Get out da church and in da kitchen! Get out da suga! Make me some Kool Aid! I'll drink! I ain't ashamed!

tackam said:

LOL...yeah...it WAS fun to be Prince fan at the time...maybe there is no shame in it...I just wouldn't be caught dead with a site like that today, that's for sure!

Sometimes we attribute the waning magic to changes in his behavior...or I've usually said "I simply grew up." Maybe it was a little of both. But ya know...even in my grumpy old age, I still get a little giddy when a fresh new bottle of perfume such as TRC or Xpectation is opened up for me for the first time. I still love the music a whole lot, and it's still fun to follow the man's stunts...I guess that's why we're here, eh?

The answers he gave in the interview might have been weird, but weirdness and a reckless disregard for creative boundaries are what make an artist cut interesting new cloth.

U: Who is Bob George?

: A well-known "journalist."

I thought it was about Bob Cavallo and Nelson George?

U: Will u ever release ALL of those songs that are available on bootlegs?

: Yes... then they can bootleg the bootlegs.