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Reply #270 posted 03/29/18 12:48pm

morningsong

That last paragraph of the judge's letter is interesting.

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Reply #271 posted 03/29/18 2:58pm

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laytonian said:

morningsong said:
If this judge retires right after this case wraps up we'll understand why.
He'll run out screaming, swigging from an open bottle of bourbon, screaming "I'M FREE! Free to change my mind, Free to go most anywhere, anytime ..." [Edited 3/29/18 9:08am]

I apologize to U for the misunderstanding...hug

"That mountain top situation is not really what it's all cracked up 2 B when eye was doing the Purple Rain tour eye had a lot of people who eye knew eye'll never c again @ the concerts.just screamin n places they thought they was suppose 2 scream."prince
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Reply #272 posted 03/29/18 3:00pm

laytonian

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I apologize to U for the misunderstanding...hug



Thank you.
Apology accepted.
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Reply #273 posted 03/29/18 3:22pm

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laytonian said:

morningsong said:
If this judge retires right after this case wraps up we'll understand why.
He'll run out screaming, swigging from an open bottle of bourbon, screaming "I'M FREE! Free to change my mind, Free to go most anywhere, anytime ..." [Edited 3/29/18 9:08am]


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Reply #274 posted 03/30/18 8:59am

1Sasha

I wonder if the squabbling siblings have ever discussed who or what is going to pay for the maintenance of the thousands of items left behind? From guitars to shoes to lyric pages ... do they really expect the estate to be able to pay the bills 20, 30, even 40 years from now, when the majority of Prince fans will have passed away?

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Reply #275 posted 03/30/18 10:04am

206Michelle

1Sasha said:

I wonder if the squabbling siblings have ever discussed who or what is going to pay for the maintenance of the thousands of items left behind? From guitars to shoes to lyric pages ... do they really expect the estate to be able to pay the bills 20, 30, even 40 years from now, when the majority of Prince fans will have passed away?


It’s a great question. I’m hoping that there is a certain amount of money set aside for the purpose of maintaining Paisley Park and its contents, as well as the vault’s contents at Iron Mountain.
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Given the nature of Prince’s legacy as one of the greatest American musicians, and arguably the greatest musician/entertainer from Minnesota (with Bob Dylan being his only possible competition), I certainly hope that Paisley Park becomes an essential part of the Twin Cities essential sites to visit, in the way that Graceland has become an essential part of visiting Memphis, TN.
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With all due respect to Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, and other American artists who have sold more records than Prince, Prince really stands alone in his versatility and body of work. His music is so varied that it defies categorization into any one conventional genre. He played 20+ instruments. He is one of the greatest guitarists of all time. He is in the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame. His Super Bowl performance is legendary due to its excellence and the weather in which it occurred (and it was totally live, with no backing track or lip-syncing). He and the Revolution were the masterminds behind their own best-selling album (PR) whereas MJ had writers and producers doing some of the heavy lifting (eg, Quincy Jones and Rod Temperton for Thriller). Prince pioneered using the internet as a distribution platform. His association with the color purple is so strong that monuments around the world glowed in purple following his death. Even while dealing with chronic pain and having dependence on opioid painkillers, his P&M shows still received rave reviews. I could continue with listing his accomplishments, but I don’t think it’s necessary. He accomplished all that he did without ever residing full-time in either NYC or LA. The only American artists that can compare to him (that I can recall) are Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder and James Brown.
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Finally, he made all of his stellar contributions without any major scandals or criminal accusations. He worked with, befriended, and/or loved dozens of women, and not one of these women has ever accused him of harassment. Instead, the women that were his colleagues, friends, or lovers speak glowingly about him. He was a special man whose talents, contributions, and character are largely without comparison. Hopefully, his importance will enable PP and his overall legacy to continue for perpetuity.
[Edited 3/30/18 10:15am]
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Reply #276 posted 03/30/18 10:15am

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Love wrote you wrote! However regarding: "He worked with, befriended, and/or loved dozens of women, and not one of these women has ever accused him of harassment". I think Sinead O'Connor accused him. smile

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Reply #277 posted 03/30/18 10:16am

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1Sasha said:

I wonder if the squabbling siblings have ever discussed who or what is going to pay for the maintenance of the thousands of items left behind? From guitars to shoes to lyric pages ... do they really expect the estate to be able to pay the bills 20, 30, even 40 years from now, when the majority of Prince fans will have passed away?

Baffling fools better get it together.... razz lol

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Reply #278 posted 03/30/18 10:20am

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laytonian said:

rogifan said:
Seriously? eek eek eek
The list of names he fucked, at the very end, was a nice touch. I'll have to remember that next time I write to a judge. lol lol lol lol

What is this? razz lol

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Reply #279 posted 03/30/18 11:39am

1Sasha

206Michelle said:

1Sasha said:

I wonder if the squabbling siblings have ever discussed who or what is going to pay for the maintenance of the thousands of items left behind? From guitars to shoes to lyric pages ... do they really expect the estate to be able to pay the bills 20, 30, even 40 years from now, when the majority of Prince fans will have passed away?

It’s a great question. I’m hoping that there is a certain amount of money set aside for the purpose of maintaining Paisley Park and its contents, as well as the vault’s contents at Iron Mountain. . Given the nature of Prince’s legacy as one of the greatest American musicians, and arguably the greatest musician/entertainer from Minnesota (with Bob Dylan being his only possible competition), I certainly hope that Paisley Park becomes an essential part of the Twin Cities essential sites to visit, in the way that Graceland has become an essential part of visiting Memphis, TN. . With all due respect to Michael Jackson, Elvis, Madonna, and other American artists who have sold more records than Prince, Prince really stands alone in his versatility and body of work. His music is so varied that it defies categorization into any one conventional genre. He played 20+ instruments. He is one of the greatest guitarists of all time. He is in the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame. His Super Bowl performance is legendary due to its excellence and the weather in which it occurred (and it was totally live, with no backing track or lip-syncing). He and the Revolution were the masterminds behind their own best-selling album (PR) whereas MJ had writers and producers doing some of the heavy lifting (eg, Quincy Jones and Rod Temperton for Thriller). Prince pioneered using the internet as a distribution platform. His association with the color purple is so strong that monuments around the world glowed in purple following his death. Even while dealing with chronic pain and having dependence on opioid painkillers, his P&M shows still received rave reviews. I could continue with listing his accomplishments, but I don’t think it’s necessary. He accomplished all that he did without ever residing full-time in either NYC or LA. The only American artists that can compare to him (that I can recall) are Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder and James Brown. . Finally, he made all of his stellar contributions without any major scandals or criminal accusations. He worked with, befriended, and/or loved dozens of women, and not one of these women has ever accused him of harassment. Instead, the women that were his colleagues, friends, or lovers speak glowingly about him. He was a special man whose talents, contributions, and character are largely without comparison. Hopefully, his importance will enable PP and his overall legacy to continue for perpetuity. [Edited 3/30/18 10:15am]

Beautifully said, 206Michelle.

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Reply #280 posted 03/30/18 2:17pm

laytonian

Astasheiks said:



laytonian said:


rogifan said:
Seriously? eek eek eek

The list of names he fucked, at the very end, was a nice touch. I'll have to remember that next time I write to a judge. lol lol lol lol


What is this? razz lol



You don't read the estate filings?
I'm sure you know what and where they are.
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Reply #281 posted 03/30/18 7:32pm

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206Michelle said:

It’s a great question. I’m hoping that there is a certain amount of money set aside for the purpose of maintaining Paisley Park and its contents,

Graceland Holdings is running PP.

But how much longer? Who knows?

There is no money to be "set aside"

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Reply #282 posted 03/30/18 10:27pm

206Michelle

Astasheiks said:

Love wrote you wrote! However regarding: "He worked with, befriended, and/or loved dozens of women, and not one of these women has ever accused him of harassment". I think Sinead O'Connor accused him. smile

Eh, she's probably the only one. But it wasn't any sexual harrassment. She told him to "f*** off" and they got in a fight, supposedly. Look, I'm typically one to believe a woman who says that she's been the victim of domestic violence or harrassment, but Sinead's story it totally outlandish.

(Source: https://www.esquire.com/e...ce-punch/)

And then she made the bogus claim that Arsenio Hall supplied drugs to Prince, but retracted her claim when Arsenio threatened to sue her. (Source: http://time.com/4680058/s...l-prince/)

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But besides Sinead O'Connor, I'm not aware of any women accusing Prince of any sexual harrassment or physical abuse. And no one has made any such claims versus his estate.

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Reply #283 posted 03/30/18 10:28pm

206Michelle

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

206Michelle said:

It’s a great question. I’m hoping that there is a certain amount of money set aside for the purpose of maintaining Paisley Park and its contents,

Graceland Holdings is running PP.

But how much longer? Who knows?

There is no money to be "set aside"

Yeah, I know the 6 siblings are the heirs, but I'm just wondering if there will also be a "peice of the pie" for ongoing Paisley Park expenses.

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Reply #284 posted 03/31/18 8:50am

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Somewhere else they wrote something about the Estate.

How much truth was in there?

Will this be good for Vault releases?

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Reply #285 posted 03/31/18 11:11am

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udo said:

Somewhere else they wrote something about the Estate.

How much truth was in there?

Will this be good for Vault releases?



Meh to that article. Fact of the matter is that some of the waste that is happening is due to the elders not being cooperative because their "advisor" wants access to confidential information that he is not entitled to have because the court has said no way (remember the Universal mess and the Jobu mess-yeah, why should that advisor have access?). So they continually stamp their feet, don't attend scheduled meetings, and find different ways of throwing a wrench in the works in an effort to get their way. One has to wonder how "indebted" they are to their "advisor" who no doubt would love to get a percentage of the estate. Not an accusation but more than reasonable speculation about what is going on there. That admonition from the judge about the estate "this Estate is not an unlimited resource! All parties must act with prudence and with restraint.” was fully intended for the elders too because their actions and lack of actions is also being considered as wasteful by the court.

Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end nod
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Reply #286 posted 03/31/18 11:24am

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Mumio said:



Meh to that article. Fact of the matter is that some of the waste that is happening is due to the elders not being cooperative because their "advisor" wants access to confidential information that he is not entitled to have because the court has said no way (remember the Universal mess and the Jobu mess-yeah, why should that advisor have access?). So they continually stamp their feet, don't attend scheduled meetings, and find different ways of throwing a wrench in the works in an effort to get their way. One has to wonder how "indebted" they are to their "advisor" who no doubt would love to get a percentage of the estate. Not an accusation but more than reasonable speculation about what is going on there. That admonition from the judge about the estate "this Estate is not an unlimited resource! All parties must act with prudence and with restraint.” was fully intended for the elders too because their actions and lack of actions is also being considered as wasteful by the court.

nod nod nod

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Reply #287 posted 03/31/18 3:22pm

morningsong

206Michelle said:



ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:




206Michelle said:


It’s a great question. I’m hoping that there is a certain amount of money set aside for the purpose of maintaining Paisley Park and its contents,

Graceland Holdings is running PP.


But how much longer? Who knows?


There is no money to be "set aside"





Yeah, I know the 6 siblings are the heirs, but I'm just wondering if there will also be a "peice of the pie" for ongoing Paisley Park expenses.




From what I understand, making PP a museum with it's own merchandise puts it in the position to finance itself. Maybe the celebrations help, people reserving parties like Justin did also generate income to keep PP thriving.
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Reply #288 posted 03/31/18 3:51pm

Lovejunky

morningsong said:

206Michelle said:

Yeah, I know the 6 siblings are the heirs, but I'm just wondering if there will also be a "peice of the pie" for ongoing Paisley Park expenses.

From what I understand, making PP a museum with it's own merchandise puts it in the position to finance itself. Maybe the celebrations help, people reserving parties like Justin did also generate income to keep PP thriving.

YES

I had made a rough projection a while back

based on abslute minimum attendance,of just the day tours

and over 1 year just these alone can generate in excess of 6 million

Thats without Paisley after dark

or special functions, or hiring out the facilities...

I wish I could find it..its in part 7,o r8 or 9 or 10 of this conversation..

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Reply #289 posted 03/31/18 5:15pm

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morningsong said:

206Michelle said:

Yeah, I know the 6 siblings are the heirs, but I'm just wondering if there will also be a "peice of the pie" for ongoing Paisley Park expenses.

From what I understand, making PP a museum with it's own merchandise puts it in the position to finance itself. Maybe the celebrations help, people reserving parties like Justin did also generate income to keep PP thriving.

I think Bruno Mars would be a great artist to perform at PP. He would have been a great guest for this 2 year anniversary celebration. But he's on tour now.

"That mountain top situation is not really what it's all cracked up 2 B when eye was doing the Purple Rain tour eye had a lot of people who eye knew eye'll never c again @ the concerts.just screamin n places they thought they was suppose 2 scream."prince
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Reply #290 posted 03/31/18 7:53pm

morningsong

ChocolateBox3121 said:



morningsong said:


206Michelle said:


Yeah, I know the 6 siblings are the heirs, but I'm just wondering if there will also be a "peice of the pie" for ongoing Paisley Park expenses.



From what I understand, making PP a museum with it's own merchandise puts it in the position to finance itself. Maybe the celebrations help, people reserving parties like Justin did also generate income to keep PP thriving.

I think Bruno Mars would be a great artist to perform at PP. He would have been a great guest for this 2 year anniversary celebration. But he's on tour now.




No issues with Bruno. If somebody wants to drop a serious bankroll that goes to keeping PP standing, yay for them.
[Edited 3/31/18 19:56pm]
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Reply #291 posted 04/01/18 5:48am

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ChocolateBox3121 said:



morningsong said:


206Michelle said:


Yeah, I know the 6 siblings are the heirs, but I'm just wondering if there will also be a "peice of the pie" for ongoing Paisley Park expenses.



From what I understand, making PP a museum with it's own merchandise puts it in the position to finance itself. Maybe the celebrations help, people reserving parties like Justin did also generate income to keep PP thriving.

I think Bruno Mars would be a great artist to perform at PP. He would have been a great guest for this 2 year anniversary celebration. But he's on tour now.


The guy that performed bad Prince karaoke at the Grammys? I guess if they’re desperate for money...
Paisley Park is in your heart
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Reply #292 posted 04/02/18 10:49am

morningsong

rogifan said:

ChocolateBox3121 said:

I think Bruno Mars would be a great artist to perform at PP. He would have been a great guest for this 2 year anniversary celebration. But he's on tour now.

The guy that performed bad Prince karaoke at the Grammys? I guess if they’re desperate for money...



I don't care. It pays to keep PP alive.

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Reply #293 posted 04/02/18 1:18pm

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Lovejunky said:

morningsong said:

206Michelle said: From what I understand, making PP a museum with it's own merchandise puts it in the position to finance itself. Maybe the celebrations help, people reserving parties like Justin did also generate income to keep PP thriving.

YES

I had made a rough projection a while back

based on abslute minimum attendance,of just the day tours

and over 1 year just these alone can generate in excess of 6 million

Thats without Paisley after dark

or special functions, or hiring out the facilities...

I wish I could find it..its in part 7,o r8 or 9 or 10 of this conversation..

.

I just think this celebration they have planned on the Anniversary of his death is kinda strange.

"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016)
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Reply #294 posted 04/02/18 1:18pm

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rogifan said:

ChocolateBox3121 said:

I think Bruno Mars would be a great artist to perform at PP. He would have been a great guest for this 2 year anniversary celebration. But he's on tour now.

The guy that performed bad Prince karaoke at the Grammys? I guess if they’re desperate for money...

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lol

"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016)
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Reply #295 posted 04/02/18 1:36pm

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cloveringold85 said:



Lovejunky said:




morningsong said:


206Michelle said: From what I understand, making PP a museum with it's own merchandise puts it in the position to finance itself. Maybe the celebrations help, people reserving parties like Justin did also generate income to keep PP thriving.

YES


I had made a rough projection a while back


based on abslute minimum attendance,of just the day tours


and over 1 year just these alone can generate in excess of 6 million


Thats without Paisley after dark


or special functions, or hiring out the facilities...



I wish I could find it..its in part 7,o r8 or 9 or 10 of this conversation..



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I just think this celebration they have planned on the Anniversary of his death is kinda strange.



I don’t know why they chose April either. The weather here is much nicer in June.
Paisley Park is in your heart
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Reply #296 posted 04/02/18 1:51pm

lunabelle

rogifan said:

cloveringold85 said:

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I just think this celebration they have planned on the Anniversary of his death is kinda strange.

I don’t know why they chose April either. The weather here is much nicer in June.

Graceland's management of PP. I'm not involved in the decisions at all, but I have studied Graceland carefully since they took over to get a sense of what they might do. They are following the Elvis formula- The very popular annual 'Elvis week' celebrates his death anniversary not his birthday. Just like the 'Prince: Live on Screen' for april 21 in Minneapolis, is a direct copy of their success with 'Elvis Live on screen' etc. etc. They were hired to do what they do and seem to be using the Elvis template wherever it can apply here.

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Reply #297 posted 04/02/18 2:24pm

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so does this latest thang posssibly mean things could start happening sooner than expected?

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Reply #298 posted 04/02/18 2:34pm

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rogifan said:

cloveringold85 said:

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I just think this celebration they have planned on the Anniversary of his death is kinda strange.

I don’t know why they chose April either. The weather here is much nicer in June.

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Yes, but this event is actually going to take place from April 19th through the 21st. eek

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CELEBRATION 2018, will honor the unique life and legacy of the prodigiously talented cultural icon Prince Rogers Nelson. Taking place between April 19-22 at Prince’s historic home and recording sanctuary outside Minneapolis

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https://officialpaisleypa...ation-2018

"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016)
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Reply #299 posted 04/03/18 3:09am

Dibblekins

cloveringold85 said:

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I just think this celebration they have planned on the Anniversary of his death is kinda strange.

Not when you consider that Prince himself said, 'I'll celebrate the day I die' (when asked by Scary Spice / Mel B, 'you don't celebrate birthdays do you?').

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