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What is your favorite song on 'Graffiti Bridge'?

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My favorite song is 'Thieves in the Temple'.

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The Question of U would be my favorite...

"Thieves in the Temple," followed very, very closely by "New Power Generation" and "? of U." Damn! I forgot "Joy in Repetition." Hell, let me get back to you after I sort this all out.

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always hard to pick one. the question of u,joy and thieves. all beautiful

Still Would Stand All Time. After that it's a tie between Joy in Repitition, Question of U, We Can Funk, Elephants and Flowers. The only track I skip is Round and Round. Love all of the songs by The Time.

tough to pick, Joy In Repetition is the one most people go nuts over, but I also think that The Question Of U, Can't Stop This Feeling I got, We Can Funk all great tunes.

That's easy for me.........."Still Would Stand All Time"..I love that song!

New Power Generation! We can funk is a close second

The Question of U, for its Ennio Morriconesque dimension.

The question of U.

Amazing live on the nude tour 1990.

Still would Stand All Time and The Question Of You

terrywastecake said:

Angelsoncrack said:

New Power Generation! We can funk is a close second

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Thieves in the Temple

One of favorite 90s Cd. Joy in Repetition and Question of U are two of his best songs ever!

I love the EXTENDED 'Thieves in the Temple'...That man Prince - he had some serious moves...

I think Prince was hoping the album and movie would take him back to purple rain heights but the movie was nutty and the music was just so different, he really had sprung off in so many different directions and some of those elements of psychedelia, funk, and r&b that he delved into between those two albums probably made it much less accessible. Then, in pop music, there are always the "new" stars who come along every year making it hard for anyone to keep an audience. I think the dissapointment spurned Prince to come out with Diamonds and Pearls which was a huge hit if not offbeat or princelike for many of us.

zenarose said:

Still would Stand All Time and The Question Of You

I'm listening to Still Would Stand All Time now, wow... I had forgotten how beautiful this is. For some reason I haven't listened to this album a lot. I remember when the album came out at the time, I was a little surprised by the style change compared that of the previous albums, and even though I liked some songs, I left it on the side for a while. I wasn't ready. I just got reminded that it contains many really good songs.

Still Would Stand All Time

roxy831 said:

people crapped all over this album when he was alive.

PeteSilas said:

people crapped all over this album when he was alive.

Yes, it seemed like no matter what he did after SOTT, it wasn't good enough for the public , his fans, or the critics. You hear of authors who write a mnasterpeice and are never well received again as everything else is compared to it and no one can appreciate anything tha is different. I think that happened big time to Prince after his series of great albums in the 80s.

gandorb said:

PeteSilas said:

people crapped all over this album when he was alive.

Yes, it seemed like no matter what he did after SOTT, it wasn't good enough for the public , his fans, or the critics. You hear of authors who write a mnasterpeice and are never well received again as everything else is compared to it and no one can appreciate anything tha is different. I think that happened big time to Prince after his series of great albums in the 80s.

Being different does not mean it is good

PeteSilas said:

people crapped all over this album when he was alive.

The link to the movie is so heavy, they crapped on the movie for being bad (true), but anyone with decent ears knew there were great cuts on there.