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Thread started 10/26/16 5:48am

lwr001

Boston museum of science prince show

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Reply #1 posted 10/26/16 6:50am

PennyPurple

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Now that is what I call a tribute!

Would love to go.

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Reply #2 posted 10/26/16 7:29am

pah

I hope they share. I was pretty bummed when I saw the fall planetarium and laser shows here didn't include Prince. They had a MJ show pretty quickly after his passing. Maybe I should contact the Science Center sand request it?
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Reply #3 posted 10/26/16 7:36am

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lwr001 said:

https://www.mos.org/plane...ace-prince


Excellent, thanks for posting the link!

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Reply #4 posted 10/26/16 7:40am

lwr001

I'm going next weekend. Didn't expect to see this in the paper today.
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Reply #5 posted 10/26/16 7:49am

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lwr001 said:

I'm going next weekend. Didn't expect to see this in the paper today.

Awesome! This looks like a really cool tribute. Please share your experience with us
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Reply #6 posted 10/26/16 8:41am

LBrent

It's a nice tribute and I never really thought about it before but when places do productions like this, do they pay the estate to use P's music?

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Reply #7 posted 10/26/16 11:41am

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This is really nice. It's amazing to see how many diverse peoples, industries, and countries value P. Awesome.

Welcome home class. We've come a long way. - RIP Prince
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Reply #8 posted 10/26/16 11:55am

morningsong

Dammit, I live too far away and my money nor my work schedule rolls like that. But I'd LOVE to see it.

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Reply #9 posted 10/26/16 1:08pm

chuckdenn

First post ever after reading this board for about 20 years....anyway the show is very good, i saw it in September (I think) and it's just what it's decribed as "the Purple Rain album" (played in full), in the planetarium with a laser show. It is well worth the money and yes it was a very diverse crowd when I saw it.

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Reply #10 posted 10/26/16 1:17pm

Purplestar88

roxy831 said:

This is really nice. It's amazing to see how many diverse peoples, industries, and countries value P. Awesome.

Yeah. This is really cool. I hope to see more things like this. I was moved with NASA'S tribute to Prince.

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Reply #11 posted 10/26/16 1:19pm

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chuckdenn said:

First post ever after reading this board for about 20 years....anyway the show is very good, i saw it in September (I think) and it's just what it's decribed as "the Purple Rain album" (played in full), in the planetarium with a laser show. It is well worth the money and yes it was a very diverse crowd when I saw it.

I would love for this to become a tradition at museums across the country just like Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" was for decades...

"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato

https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0
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Reply #12 posted 10/26/16 1:43pm

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lwr001 said:

I'm going next weekend. Didn't expect to see this in the paper today.

I'm going.. I posted something on fan gathering to see who from the org might be there..

..Hello, who is it?
Yes, this is a prettyman, Princey!
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Reply #13 posted 10/26/16 1:59pm

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Wish there was a way for all to see this! live on the opposite coast to see this one.

Where/when was NASAs tribute to Prince?
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Reply #14 posted 10/26/16 2:05pm

Mumio

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purplethunder3121 said:

chuckdenn said:

First post ever after reading this board for about 20 years....anyway the show is very good, i saw it in September (I think) and it's just what it's decribed as "the Purple Rain album" (played in full), in the planetarium with a laser show. It is well worth the money and yes it was a very diverse crowd when I saw it.

I would love for this to become a tradition at museums across the country just like Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" was for decades...



Another huge favorite for me!

Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end nod
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Reply #15 posted 10/26/16 2:15pm

lwr001

ldmendes said:



lwr001 said:


I'm going next weekend. Didn't expect to see this in the paper today.

I'm going.. I posted something on fan gathering to see who from the org might be there..




We should hook up and see it. I'm on boston
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Reply #16 posted 10/26/16 2:19pm

morningsong

PurpleDiamonds1 said:

Wish there was a way for all to see this! live on the opposite coast to see this one. Where/when was NASAs tribute to Prince?




The famous Crab Nebula, as seen by the Hubble and Herschel space telescopes. NASA tweeted out this photo on April 21, 2016, in honor of the musician Prince, who died that day at the age of 57.
Credit: ESA/Herschel/PACS/MESS Key Programme Supernova Remnant Team; NASA, ESA and Allison Loll/Jeff Hester (Arizona State University)

The Crab Nebula, which lies about 6,500 light-years from Earth, is a supernova remnant — a structure shaped by the explosive death of a massive star. Such stars burn incredibly brightly and die young, so NASA's photo tribute seems doubly appropriate: Prince, lauded as one of the most talented and influential musicians of his generation,
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Reply #17 posted 10/26/16 4:34pm

ldmendes

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lwr001 said:

ldmendes said:



lwr001 said:


I'm going next weekend. Didn't expect to see this in the paper today.

I'm going.. I posted something on fan gathering to see who from the org might be there..




We should hook up and see it. I'm on boston

I would love that.. I live in Worcester, but know my way around town.. I'll org note u..
..Hello, who is it?
Yes, this is a prettyman, Princey!
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Reply #18 posted 10/26/16 6:26pm

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Thank you Morningsong!
ETA my dad worked on the Hubble Space telescope eek I sent him this, he will love it!!
[Edited 10/26/16 18:50pm]
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Reply #19 posted 10/28/16 12:09pm

ldmendes

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lwr001 said:

ldmendes said:

I'm going.. I posted something on fan gathering to see who from the org might be there..

We should hook up and see it. I'm on boston

Hope to cu there

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..Hello, who is it?
Yes, this is a prettyman, Princey!
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Reply #20 posted 10/28/16 2:15pm

morningsong

PurpleDiamonds1 said:

Thank you Morningsong! ETA my dad worked on the Hubble Space telescope eek I sent him this, he will love it!! [Edited 10/26/16 18:50pm]



Awesome!

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