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Reply #30 posted 04/03/17 11:35am

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djThunderfunk said:

RaspBerryGirlFriend said:

djThunderfunk said:

Great topic bluegangsta!

Agree with: Something In The Water, Rebirth Of The Flesh, Hallucination Rain, Sticky Like Glue, I Wish U Heaven, Fuck It Up Jam

Would add:

Soul Psychodelicide (1hr jam)

Billy's Sunglasses
What's Your Name / Let's Pretend We're Married (87)

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Sticky was from one of the 3rdEyeTV livestreams, 2013

I Wish U Heaven & Fuck It Up Jam was from the Lovesexy Tour rehearsals

The long-ass Alphabet Street from Lovesexy tour rehearsals is one of my favourite things ever.

The Dance Electric rehearsal from about 5 years ago I enjoyed, I mean it's not Revolution era SITW but it's nice.

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Reply #31 posted 04/03/17 11:36am

mynameisnotsus an	bluegangsta said: What are some of your favourites? For me; The Dance Electric/ Mutiny (Days of Soundboard) (Something In The Water Does Not Compute (Miami 1985) Rebirth of The Flesh (Paisley Park 1988) Oh yeah - pretty much those
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Reply #32 posted 04/03/17 12:22pm

justAmeda	Doozer said: bonatoc said: "Pizza! Hamburgers! Root beer! Pussy! A perfect week-end!" Hahahaha definitely this one! YEP! cracks me up!
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Reply #33 posted 04/03/17 2:06pm

nisibee	The SOTT Rehearsals. For Dorothy Parker/4 and especially the epic It's Gonna Be A Beautiful Night. It's almost hard to listen to the studio version sometimes because of those... "There's something on the tip of my tongue got a taste 4 sin..."
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Reply #34 posted 04/03/17 3:06pm

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RicoN said:

never really checked out the soundchecks, anyone have any recomendations for the best / where to start please?

Have you read the fucking thread?

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Reply #35 posted 04/03/17 5:10pm

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bluegangsta said:

RicoN said:

never really checked out the soundchecks, anyone have any recomendations for the best / where to start please?

Have you read the fucking thread?

Now easy gangsta. You're touchy. biggrin
Some like it slow.

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No Child's a failure
Until the Blue Sailboat sails him away from his dreams
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Reply #36 posted 04/04/17 1:32am

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bluegangsta said:

RicoN said:

never really checked out the soundchecks, anyone have any recomendations for the best / where to start please?

Have you read the fucking thread?

I know, I was a little premature with my request! rolleyes

Hamburger, Hot Dog, Root Beer, Pussy

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Reply #37 posted 04/04/17 2:00am

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bonatoc said:

djThunderfunk said:

The Another Lonely Christmas rehearsals with When The Saints Go Marching In.

Mu-si-cology!

I love how he teaches the bass line. And it 's a pretty amazing one, especially in the descent starting on the second part of the verse, my mind does a mistake everytime until I finally get it (I'm the slow type).

30 million bucks? What a bargain. Fuck, now it's done.
There will always be musicians, and music lovers.
Prince can sell over a century.

For 9.99 a month (you get this month's [or a specific one] releases),
or 49.99 a year worth of releases,
say 5 outtakes and 2 live concerts each month,
x
10 000 musicians
+ 10 000 music lovers
= 20 000 subscribers and occasional buyers a month around the globe, so pretty reasonable estimates, let's say interested in production, composition arrangements,
times a 100 years (It's only marketing, Babe. And belieeeve me, I'm ready to do dark patterns for Skipper — so Dark! wink If people forget how good is Whitney and mistakes trained monkees for her, what does that tell you about selling a product nowadays? ).

That's around 1.000.000 bucks a year, and believe me, you can repackage it to death, given that you'll have a turn-over of 5 years per subscriber (could be ten, or for nutcases like me, a lifetime — but I want exclusives goodies). That's only 200 000 sales a year, but hey. Then ou have all the extras: soloing the song in Paisley Park, on the SSL G series.

The way he worked, I would pay a lifetime subscription if we had, say once a year, a full song session on multitrack (one of SKipper's websites had this back in '98 or '99, does someone know?). Or maybe was it Bowie? I think the mixer in the NPMGMusic Club was not a multitrack where you could mute each instrument, but I'm pretty sure Bowie did it on his website at some point.

I mean I would wet my pants, get high as the Eiffel Tower (in all senses, know what I mean?).

Imagine: we would know how many first takes there are.

For ALL of them.
And I want to hear the discarded ones!
Imagine soloing the guitars on JIR.
Or your favorite song. Solo.

Men, I feel like a Rockhard just thinking about it (there's joy in repetition).

More rehearsals!
Keep'em coming!
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PS : Shall we agree that soundchecks don't count? Or do they? Because that would leave us out of root beer... razz

[Edited 4/3/17 11:46am]

What rehearsal is this from? Thank u

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Reply #38 posted 04/04/17 10:22am

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Jason1972 said:
bonatoc said:

Mu-si-cology!

I love how he teaches the bass line. And it 's a pretty amazing one, especially in the descent starting on the second part of the verse, my mind does a mistake everytime until I finally get it (I'm the slow type).

30 million bucks? What a bargain. Fuck, now it's done.
There will always be musicians, and music lovers.
Prince can sell over a century.

For 9.99 a month (you get this month's [or a specific one] releases),
or 49.99 a year worth of releases,
say 5 outtakes and 2 live concerts each month,
x
10 000 musicians
+ 10 000 music lovers
= 20 000 subscribers and occasional buyers a month around the globe, so pretty reasonable estimates, let's say interested in production, composition arrangements,
times a 100 years (It's only marketing, Babe. And belieeeve me, I'm ready to do dark patterns for Skipper — so Dark! If people forget how good is Whitney and mistakes trained monkees for her, what does that tell you about selling a product nowadays? ).

That's around 1.000.000 bucks a year, and believe me, you can repackage it to death, given that you'll have a turn-over of 5 years per subscriber (could be ten, or for nutcases like me, a lifetime — but I want exclusives goodies). That's only 200 000 sales a year, but hey. Then ou have all the extras: soloing the song in Paisley Park, on the SSL G series.

The way he worked, I would pay a lifetime subscription if we had, say once a year, a full song session on multitrack (one of SKipper's websites had this back in '98 or '99, does someone know?). Or maybe was it Bowie? I think the mixer in the NPMGMusic Club was not a multitrack where you could mute each instrument, but I'm pretty sure Bowie did it on his website at some point.

I mean I would wet my pants, get high as the Eiffel Tower (in all senses, know what I mean?).

Imagine: we would know how many first takes there are.

For ALL of them.
And I want to hear the discarded ones!
Imagine soloing the guitars on JIR.
Or your favorite song. Solo.

Men, I feel like a Rockhard just thinking about it (there's joy in repetition).

More rehearsals!
Keep'em coming!

PS : Shall we agree that soundchecks don't count? Or do they? Because that would leave us out of root beer...

[Edited 4/3/17 11:46am]

What rehearsal is this from? Thank u

It's a dedicated bootleg. 1 hour or so, just Prince teaching the Revolution how to play it. Funny thing, he probably recorded all by himself on the official release.

Prince and Wendy and Lisa singing "Ho When The Saints" is priceless.
Humble and touching.

Jerry Lee Lewis, man.

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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Reply #39 posted 04/05/17 3:56pm

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Lovesexy tour rehearsal ... Weird Al Yankovic

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Reply #40 posted 04/13/17 11:45am

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biznis said:

You have good taste...This is my favourite

AnnaSantana said:

WHITE GIRLS! (Purple Rain Tour, 1985)

nearly 30 minutes of in your face Revolutionary FUNK

with a little bit of Sly's "don't call me nigger, whitey" thrown in.....OUT OF THIS WORLD.

ICE CREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Reply #41 posted 04/13/17 11:59am

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rdhull said:

The June 1984 warehouse rehearsal. Thats all I need.

Is this the one AKA Neon Rendezvous? Awesome - especially Little Red Corvette (those screams!) and Something in the Water.

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Reply #42 posted 04/13/17 1:01pm

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Genesia said:

rdhull said:

The June 1984 warehouse rehearsal. Thats all I need.

Is this the one AKA Neon Rendezvous? Awesome - especially Little Red Corvette (those screams!) and Something in the Water.

That is a fantastic rehearsal, I didn't think he played Little Red Corvette during it, are you sure you're thinking of the "Neon Rendezvous" one?

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Reply #43 posted 04/13/17 1:09pm

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RaspBerryGirlFriend said:

Genesia said:

Is this the one AKA Neon Rendezvous? Awesome - especially Little Red Corvette (those screams!) and Something in the Water.

That is a fantastic rehearsal, I didn't think he played Little Red Corvette during it, are you sure you're thinking of the "Neon Rendezvous" one?

You're right - I'm thinking of When Doves Cry. doh!

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Reply #44 posted 04/13/17 1:21pm

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I would add 3rd eye rehearsal of Days of Wild/Loose/Ain't Nobody. This is my favorite Days of Wild that I've heard.

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Reply #45 posted 04/14/17 2:38am

LittleNicci	Anthoknee said: I have to definitely say Soul Psychodelicide, all 59 minutes and 33 seconds of it! Talk about a rehearsal! Like an album unto itself, ICE CREAM! I always thought it was "I scream"
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