One of my only hesitations with C&D is I Rock Therefore I Am. Now, I like that song...even the shitty Scrappy Doo bullshit. But that song title is so fantastic that it should have been used on a song that would be in Prince's Top Ten. "Drop that stereo before I blow your Goddamn nuts off, asshole!"
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Yeah, big up, rude boy, I agree. No Candy 4 Me | |
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I like Right The Wrong. Dinner With Delores and Eye Rock are okay. The rest is just not my cup of tea. It's in my least-listened-to list. I'd rather listen to S.N.O.O.Z.E., Kama Sutra, or Xpectation over this. | |
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I like the album. Chaos , Right the wrong, Zannalee and Had U are my favorites. | |
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Well, whatever it was you just said, C&D is an awsome album and my comparing it to Emancipation was simply because the 2 were out at roughly the same time. And because I actually bought them both at the same time, I compared them then just as I am doing now, with exactly the same conclusion. In fact, back then I did compile my favourite songs from Emancipation (recorded onto cassette), and I still preferred the C&D experience. I would even go as afar as saying that if any 2 Prince albums SHOULD be compared it is these 2. Why? Because one marks the end of an era (of a long, drawn out public battle), and the other marks the start of a new era (now free to what he wanted to do). There is an historical point of interest there. | |
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Really an album I like and give a spin pretty often. I like this one way more than Musicology, just to name one. Produced, Arranged, Composed & Performed by PRINCE
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