Thier's now activity there...no recording going on...Prince is gone...the silence must be haunting... what would be like for you or anyone if they could through one month after his passing?

How sad.

I often have thought how sad places can be when people have left ... after laughter, tears and creativity.

Must be very eerie, very sad right now.

passione said:

I often have thought how sad places can be when people have left ... after laughter, tears and creativity.

Must be very eerie, very sad right now.

especially with all that u mentioned above.... To know he will never be there again...ugh...

I've been thinking about this as well. So much history there, and now all that silence. I do hope they can find a constructive use for the building.

1contessa said:

How sad.

truly it is...one of my nurses aides said he died so young

NorthC said:

Like a ghost town...

xRachx said:

RJOrion said:

just driving past it, is haunting...it went from looking like a giant, pristine, futurist, funk laboratory, to looking like a space-age mausoleum...in one day...what a shame..theyve started taking all the pictures and flowers off the fencing...its such a dark scene out there, now...i still cant get over seeing all those FED trucks lined up outside Paisley Park...like P had pounds of blow or a stockade of guns and ammunition store inside...part of me believes those trucks werent doing a raid for drugs, but agents sent by Warner Brothers to get as much music and gear out the building as they could...why all those trucks, for some damn pills?... [Edited 5/22/16 6:31am]

Yikes. I was going to visit, but not now.

RJOrion said:

cardinal said:

it is always sad when the place where someone lived, and in this case worked, gets dismantled piece by piece until the building is left empty. i hope they preserve this stuff well and that eventually, pp becomes a place where music can again be created and maybe taught. and please, seal that elevator or better yet, fill it in and put some nice portraits or artifacts on the outside wall.

I hope they preserve it as well.

If it was up to me I'd try to keep it running as a working studio, as well as hosting a Prince museum and a music school in his honour.

nonames said:

If it was up to me I'd try to keep it running as a working studio, as well as hosting a Prince museum and a music school in his honour.

This. Me too , Prince said he would like to be a teacher of music so a music school would be a cool way of honouring his wishes in some part.

I hope it becomes a museum one day. After my mom died our house had a very weird feeling as if all of the positive energy was sucked out of it because of the person my mom was. As for the elevator, I hope they do something with it like seal it up or maybe a tiny memorial like what Selena fans did after she passed when they decorated the door of the room that she was killed in

NinaB said:

Aww man, i remember when they were building it. Always wanted 2 go

DarlingKris said:

RJOrion said:

just driving past it, is haunting...it went from looking like a giant, pristine, futurist, funk laboratory, to looking like a space-age mausoleum...in one day...what a shame..theyve started taking all the pictures and flowers off the fencing...its such a dark scene out there, now...i still cant get over seeing all those FED trucks lined up outside Paisley Park...like P had pounds of blow or a stockade of guns and ammunition store inside...part of me believes those trucks werent doing a raid for drugs, but agents sent by Warner Brothers to get as much music and gear out the building as they could...why all those trucks, for some damn pills?... [Edited 5/22/16 6:31am]

What you posted sounds so fishy...???

SoulAlive said:

I actually don't like the idea of PP becoming a museum someday It will be like another Graceland and that just seems odd to me.It's hard to imagine that Prince would have wanted that to happen

RJOrion said: