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Thread started 06/17/16 1:03pm

feeluupp

First Post Death Releases...

Now that it has been officially confirmed that Bremer Trust National Association has appointed Londell McMillan and Charles A. Koppleman to manage the entertainment assests of PRINCE, the estate begain liscening and monetizating his assests due to help pay the hefty tax bill coming up in January...

The question is not to discuss the estate, as I know the mods are very trigger fingered with closing threads now a days... But the discussion is, what do you think will be the first official releases from the PRINCE estate now that they have appointed those two individuals.

Personally I think the best thing to release first would be the PURPLE RAIN deluxe edition box set, since PURPLE RAIN and THE VERY BEST OF PRINCE have been the two biggest sellers, and still selling strong, since Prince's death.

What would you guys like to see released?

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Reply #1 posted 06/17/16 1:07pm

Bunsterdk

Montreux 2013, dvd and cd. I want it all. biggrin cool
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Reply #2 posted 06/17/16 1:13pm

donnyenglish

First and last Piano & Microphone shows. A deluxe edition with additional shows.
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Reply #3 posted 06/17/16 1:53pm

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I think NOT A THING should be released before the whole archives have been subject to a COMPLETE inventory: studio tracks, live shows, rehearsals, album configurations, videos, etc.

This needs to be done by a devoted team of Prince specialists (former collaborators, maybe even some fan researchers) alongside engineers in order to determine which tapes, if any, are in the most urgent need of restauration/digitalization and do a clean job with this.

A proper and cohesive system of cataloguing also needs to be established, to have a clear view of content, particularly when it comes to studio material.

The task would take months, if not years, and would be costly, but it is necessary. Then and only then should and could the team of archivists make reasonable decisions regarding what could and should be released.

Anything before that would inevitably rushed and probably disappointing.

In the meantime it would be possible, though, to release the last 2 piano shows, as such and as per Prince's wishes. A Montreux boxset could also be an easy thing to release quickly, again as such.

[Edited 6/17/16 13:55pm]

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Reply #4 posted 06/17/16 1:55pm

Doozer

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The Piano & Mic tour highlights, since Prince said they were cleaning up the audio to release them on Tidal.

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Might as well save Purple Rain for the 35th anniversary now.

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Reply #5 posted 06/17/16 2:05pm

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This makes the 5th thread about it. Here's the first: http://prince.org/msg/7/426092

Sorry, it's the Hodgkin's talking.
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Reply #6 posted 06/17/16 2:09pm

feeluupp

databank said:

I think NOT A THING should be released before the whole archives have been subject to a COMPLETE inventory: studio tracks, live shows, rehearsals, album configurations, videos, etc.

This needs to be done by a devoted team of Prince specialists (former collaborators, maybe even some fan researchers) alongside engineers in order to determine which tapes, if any, are in the most urgent need of restauration/digitalization and do a clean job with this.

A proper and cohesive system of cataloguing also needs to be established, to have a clear view of content, particularly when it comes to studio material.

The task would take months, if not years, and would be costly, but it is necessary. Then and only then should and could the team of archivists make reasonable decisions regarding what could and should be released.

Anything before that would inevitably rushed and probably disappointing.

In the meantime it would be possible, though, to release the last 2 piano shows, as such and as per Prince's wishes. A Montreux boxset could also be an easy thing to release quickly, again as such.

[Edited 6/17/16 13:55pm]

I agree, but remember for the fast issueing buy the Bremer Trust to monetize his entertainment assests and music... It's to make money asap before the huge government tax bill for Paisley Park is issued in January.

I except to see many songs being liscenced for tv shows, movies, commercials, and a possible upcoming CD release before January.

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Reply #7 posted 06/17/16 2:10pm

feeluupp

TrivialPursuit said:

This makes the 5th thread about it. Here's the first: http://prince.org/msg/7/426092

im not discussing the estate, im asking what the fans think will be the first releases, and what they would want to see.

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Reply #8 posted 06/17/16 2:17pm

Dolphinking23

hit N run Phase 3 if its been completed already

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Reply #9 posted 06/17/16 2:29pm

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TrivialPursuit said:

This makes the 5th thread about it. Here's the first: http://prince.org/msg/7/426092


Yup. Could have been posted in the Estate or Vault thread. Ugh.

Good luck on ANYTHING being released. McMillan knew how Prince felt about his material being released/remastered.

Too bad he was never able to talk him into getting a fucking will.

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Reply #10 posted 06/17/16 2:35pm

FUNKNROLL

suomynona said:



TrivialPursuit said:


This makes the 5th thread about it. Here's the first: http://prince.org/msg/7/426092




Yup. Could have been posted in the Estate or Vault thread. Ugh.

Good luck on ANYTHING being released. McMillan knew how Prince felt about his material being released/remastered.

Too bad he was never able to talk him into getting a fucking will.



Or did he?
Did he even try?!

Look I'm just saying... who benefits?

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Reply #11 posted 06/17/16 2:40pm

nonames

The second Atlanta show. He intended to release it, he was probably working on it when he died, it would make a lot of sense and, sadly, the line 'Prnce's last ever show' would sell it. I don't know whether it was also filmed, but if it was an album and DVD release would be the perfect move.
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Reply #12 posted 06/17/16 2:44pm

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Discussion over here http://prince.org/msg/7/426092

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