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Reply #30 posted 10/12/16 5:21am

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I like both the old and the new - and the fact he changed & grew up. For example, I was a massive Madonna fan and in the 90s her sex and erotica was cool but now as she is much older it is not so cool - it gets to a point that it is not classy or funny - it becomes vulgar. Not that I am saying Prince was ever vulgar - but to think of him laying on the stage at nearly 60 making out with the microphone is a hideous thought - and I wish other celebs would grow up a little too, I think Prince did everything at the right time - he was perfection in his art and knew how to create other ways to be sensual.

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Reply #31 posted 10/12/16 6:38am

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It's funny - I hear him cursing now on old rehearsal boots and I don't like it.
The music I already know where he curses I have no problem with.
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Reply #32 posted 10/12/16 6:45am

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He was still nasty just more subtle about it. "Mr. Goodnight" and "When She Comes" are just two quick examples of that.

I don't think I would like a 50+ man talking about how he wanted to "Fuck the taste out of my mouth" no matter how fine he was. He was older, more sophisticated and smooth.
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Reply #33 posted 10/12/16 6:55am

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I never viewed Prince as being vulgar. It was all done in fine taste / artistically and he always had a lot of style no matter what he was doing. As for the swearing... well if it means that he replaced generic swear words with a richer and more accurate vocabulary, it's all for the better in my opinion.

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Reply #34 posted 10/12/16 9:49am

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Absolutely not.
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Reply #35 posted 10/12/16 10:06am

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YES

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I think that most dirty talk is a turn off.

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But Prince knew how to talk dirty in a way that was a turn on.

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And I think he de-stigmatized graphic sex talk a little bit by songs like "I Love You In Me".

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I love every word in that song except "Surgery".

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Reply #36 posted 10/12/16 11:58am

kaine

It's funny I saw him live at Jones Beach I think in 98 and between that show and New Power Soul I think that's when I was kinda over him cursing. And so it felt like a natural transition to find new ways to say things because those words weren't having the desired effect anymore. Time to evolve
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Reply #37 posted 10/12/16 4:52pm

SPRAKA

Yes, I missed it. I found that the use of profanity and sexuality in his work was always very clever and funny, never gratuitous. To me it was an important part of the Prince persona.

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Reply #38 posted 10/13/16 2:08am

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NouveauDance said:

It was never about the swearing or explicit language.

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Reply #39 posted 10/13/16 8:27am

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SPRAKA said:

Yes, I missed it. I found that the use of profanity and sexuality in his work was always very clever and funny, never gratuitous. To me it was an important part of the Prince persona.

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yeahthat

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