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What's your favorite live version of Little Red Corvette? Mind would have to be Coahella 2008. I love the bluesy/jazzy guitar solo. Eat your heart out John Mayer. Paisley Park is in your heart
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rogifan said: Mind would have to be Coahella 2008. I love the bluesy/jazzy guitar solo. Eat your heart out John Mayer. First Avenue 1983 | |
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He did one in more recent years, where he broke it down (which I'm not always a fan of with his songs), and changed "Slow down!". It worked really well. But I like it on the 1999 tour, too. Sorry, it's the Hodgkin's talking. | |
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Yea, I don't know. And I'm not conflicted, I just don't know . I downloaded a live version about six years ago and I know it's from Chicago because P drops a "Chi-town!" afterwards. The song is just over six minutes long and the intro is four minutes. Prince doesn't get into vocals until the 4:10 mark. That intro grabs me, hypnotizes and locks me in. If this sounds familiar to anybody and they know the venue that'd be great . | |
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TrivialPursuit said: He did one in more recent years, where he broke it down (which I'm not always a fan of with his songs), and changed "Slow down!". It worked really well. But I like it on the 1999 tour, too. I'm not a huge fan of the "slow down" versions though when he lays down on the piano it gets me every time. Paisley Park is in your heart
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rogifan said: Mind would have to be Coahella 2008. I love the bluesy/jazzy guitar solo. Eat your heart out John Mayer. Second! We donβt mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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The P&TR live 85 version - love the long keboard intro, when Wendy is throwing flowers to the audience - fabulous | |
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I haven't heard many live versions,, but I can't imagine one being better the this last concert (late show) ever in Atlanta. It was brilliant how he mashed up LRC, Dirty Mind, and the Peanuts instrumental into one beautiful song. After I heard it, I couldn't get it out of my mind off of it for days after hearing it (I heard a recorded version unfortunately The Early show version was good but due to starting the entire concert with the mashup, the screaming was so loud it was somewhat disruptive. | |
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I love the "slow down" versions. Montreux 2009 preferably. From now on, 4 U I shall be wild π | |
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gandorb said: I haven't heard many live versions,, but I can't imagine one being better the this last concert (late show) ever in Atlanta. It was brilliant how he mashed up LRC, Dirty Mind, and the Peanuts instrumental into one beautiful song. After I heard it, I couldn't get it out of my mind off of it for days after hearing it (I heard a recorded version unfortunately The Early show version was good but due to starting the entire concert with the mashup, the screaming was so loud it was somewhat disruptive. I love the Atlanta version and during the Peanuts solo he starts laughing. I really do think in many ways he was a kid at heart. Paisley Park is in your heart
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Genesia said: rogifan said: Mind would have to be Coahella 2008. I love the bluesy/jazzy guitar solo. Eat your heart out John Mayer. Second! :nod: | |
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I loved the version in the SOTT concert film. | |
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I like many, many of them but none were the full album version. the full album version, only gets to really cooking after the radio edit. I knew that at 14 and I know it today as I perform it to the end, the audience doesn't really get into in until the second half. Why Prince never did it, who knows, he must not have wanted to for some reason or other. If he did it justice like he did Purple Rain, I think people would still be raving about those performances today, instead, he has a lot of great abbreviated versions. I like the Montreua version where he comes close to playing the solo exactly the same as it was on record, I like the third eye girl version where his young member plays the solo better than anyone else ever has, I also like the piano versions and I absolutely love the acoustic guitar version from musicology. I just wished he would have done the full version, only he knows why he didn't. | |
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The Album version. | |
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So I was wanting to ask the same thing a couple weeks back. I love a version of LRC, but coudnt figure out where it came from. It's all guitar, I believe (and drums). Starts out with a long guitar wail, like 4 or 5 times. It's 6:15 long and when he says Trojens it sounds kinda slurred or almost like he says "tronee instead of trojens". Then he says "you wanna sing". He lets the audience sing the "place where your horses run free" and "makes it alright". Then says baby "huh?" He does the "slow down, slow down" part like others were saying. I absolutely love this version. CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHERE IT WAS PERFORMED???? I've seen some versions that are close, but not exactly the one I have. I have no video, only audio. [Edited 8/24/16 14:42pm] "Put on your boots Alfred...let's go!" | |
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i think that was the coachella performance, or it may have been the montreaux, i have it on my mp3. the slowed down version where he calls with "got to slow down" and they reply with that. | |
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Montreux '09 Dance where y'are, just groove y'all.
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Maybe it's Coachella because I have Montreaux full show and it's not that one. The one I have is all guitar and drums. Montreaux has a few notes of piano, etc. The one I have is straight guitar. They do yell slow down at the end, but for a lot longer than the Monreaux one. (Just listened to the Montreaux version now). I wish I could get my hands on the Coachella concert. Have a few songs from it, but not the whole thing. What I've seen of it is magical! Something in the air that night I think. "Put on your boots Alfred...let's go!" | |
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thequeenofthekings said:
Maybe it's Coachella because I have Montreaux full show and it's not that one. The one I have is all guitar and drums. Montreaux has a few notes of piano, etc. The one I have is straight guitar. They do yell slow down at the end, but for a lot longer than the Monreaux one. (Just listened to the Montreaux version now). I wish I could get my hands on the Coachella concert. Have a few songs from it, but not the whole thing. What I've seen of it is magical! Something in the air that night I think. If he's doing the slow down part then it's not Coachella. I have it. If I can remember where I got it I'll org you. Paisley Park is in your heart
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My favorite is the version done during the SOTT tour. 'Liberate My Mind' | |
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I love Little Red Corvette during the Purple Rain tour. | |
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If he's doing the slow down part then it's not Coachella. I have it. If I can remember where I got it I'll org you.[/quote] Thanks! That would be awesome! "Put on your boots Alfred...let's go!" | |
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I really like THE Slow down version. THE one he did in Arnhem in 2010. Ia Ia Cthulhu Fthagn! | |
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it was the 3EG versions BUT when I heard the Piano tour version I was blown away..just stripped down to the core of its beauty. | |
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Still loove the Purple Rain tour version | |
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I thought you said what's your favorite line , my answer to that is " I guess I shoulda known by the way you parked you sideways that it wouldn't last ". Anyway, What is the best live version? And for some reason this song makes me cry now I asked Prince what he was planning to do. He told me , I'm going to look for the ladder. I asked him what that meant. All he said was, sometimes it snows in April. - book D.M.S.R. | |
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Montreux 09 With Dirty Mind, Sydney 16 (sniff)
So far, but there are so many I'm sure I'll find some others. Not like I love my guitar.... | |
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The "Slow Down" from Montreux would have been the stuff of legend, if he just sticked to that one time. The Colors R brighter, the Bond is much tighter
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The Colors R brighter, the Bond is much tighter
No Child's a failure Until the Blue Sailboat sails him away from his dreams Don't Ever Lose, Don't Ever Lose Don't Ever Lose Your Dreams | |
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