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Reply #30 posted 07/12/18 4:11pm

Dandroppedadim
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original revolution band version of soul psychadelicide

full vocal version of dopamine rush etc etc the list goes on...

oh and the house album (LOL).

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Reply #31 posted 07/12/18 4:14pm

EddieC

OperatingThetan said:

coldasice said:
You realize Deliverence wasn’t really a vault track it was an unfinished track an engineer basically took & finished. Prince never heard those songs as they are
The engineer remixed all of the Deliverance tracks but that doesn't necesarily mean they were unfinished in Prince's mind. On the contrary, Prince's unaltered versions were on an early configuration of the Planet Earth album as the Man Opera. Prince's original version of the title track had the Twinz on the chorus with Prince's vocals alone. Ian Boxhill added the cheesy gospel choir and some additional keyboards.

And if you look at the Google spreadsheet of the vault catalog (done from the death investigation photos), you'll see some tapes related to the Man Opera near the bottom of the list.

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Reply #32 posted 07/12/18 7:14pm

wonderboy

The truth is that nobody knows. The folks that know the most about the vault don’t know a lot about bootlegs. The folks that know a bunch about bootlegs don’t really know much about the vault.

I recall reading The Vault cover to cover when it first came out. A great work in it’s own right, however I recall it stating that no known studio recording for Electric Intecourse existed. We learned the truth last year.

Our best recourses on the fan side are fantastic in documenting Prince’s every move ‘that is known’. What we are finding is there is still a great deal we never really knew.

I’m excited to learn more and more as time goes on.
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Reply #33 posted 07/13/18 6:54pm

Seahorsie

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Kares said:

Nope.
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ppv

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Paisley Park Vault

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What are the green ovals indicated here?

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Reply #34 posted 07/13/18 6:57pm

Seahorsie

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darkroman said:

RodeoSchro said:



I think we should! In fact, I think a thread like this should be started on the third day of each month. That way we can use it as a reminder for all the stuff we were supposed to do on the first.

It'll be like, "Hey - an 'Is most of the vault already out in bootlegs?' thread! That reminds me - time to go to the Legos Store and see if they got in anything new!"

Or "Hey - an 'Is most of the vault already out in bootlegs?' thread! That reminds me - rent was due a couple days ago!"

Or even "Hey - an 'Is most of the vault already out in bootlegs?' thread! That reminds me - time to post something snarky on the Org!"


That's so funny!

Don't forget about a thread to cut down Emancipation to a single CD! Everyone loves that one - hours of fun!

In fact after years of avoiding such a crazy notion, this week for my latest gym routine, I cut down Emancipation to a single disc of all the funky numbers and it works - blooming amazigly!!!

I love it on the .org when everyone is so happy!

lol lol lol

Rodeo- you are killing me, that's so funny. Kinda made up for me watching the evening news tonight. You need to be on Fallon; actual good material.

Good morning children...take a look out your window, the world is falling...
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Reply #35 posted 07/13/18 11:44pm

BartVanHemelen

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Seahorsie said:

Kares said:

Nope.
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Paisley Park Vault

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What are the green ovals indicated here?

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[Snip - luv4u]

© Bart Van Hemelen
This posting is provided AS IS with no warranties, and confers no rights.
It is not authorized by Prince or the NPG Music Club. You assume all risk for
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Reply #36 posted 07/14/18 2:11am

OperatingTheta
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Seahorsie said:



Kares said:


Nope.
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ppv


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Paisley Park Vault


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What are the green ovals indicated here?



They are the only areas that were photographed in the investigation. Those titles have now been transcribed where possible. The remainder is unknown - so plenty of material.

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[Edited 7/14/18 2:15am]
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Reply #37 posted 07/14/18 2:19am

Kares

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Seahorsie said:

Kares said:

Nope.
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ppv

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Paisley Park Vault

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What are the green ovals indicated here?

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I've indicated the shelves that are included in the photos the investigators released. A small oval means only a few of the tape boxes are readable, a larger one means most of them are.

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You'll see that even though we have dozens of photos of the original vault, only a fraction of the tapes can be seen and identified from them. So even though my spreadsheet is almost 800 lines (with at least a bit of information even if it's just a catalog number), that 800 is just a fraction of the original vault.
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Friends don't let friends clap on 1 and 3.

The Paisley Park Vault spreadsheet: https://goo.gl/zzWHrU
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Reply #38 posted 07/14/18 2:27am

dodger

BartVanHemelen said:



Seahorsie said:




Kares said:


Nope.
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Paisley Park Vault


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What are the green ovals indicated here?



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[Snip - luv4u]



I doubt you’d swear at a Seahorsie in real life like that
You don’t speak to TrivialPursuit like that
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Reply #39 posted 07/14/18 6:10am

dustoff

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darkroman said:

RodeoSchro said:



I think we should! In fact, I think a thread like this should be started on the third day of each month. That way we can use it as a reminder for all the stuff we were supposed to do on the first.

It'll be like, "Hey - an 'Is most of the vault already out in bootlegs?' thread! That reminds me - time to go to the Legos Store and see if they got in anything new!"

Or "Hey - an 'Is most of the vault already out in bootlegs?' thread! That reminds me - rent was due a couple days ago!"

Or even "Hey - an 'Is most of the vault already out in bootlegs?' thread! That reminds me - time to post something snarky on the Org!"


That's so funny!

Don't forget about a thread to cut down Emancipation to a single CD! Everyone loves that one - hours of fun!

In fact after years of avoiding such a crazy notion, this week for my latest gym routine, I cut down Emancipation to a single disc of all the funky numbers and it works - blooming amazigly!!!

I love it on the .org when everyone is so happy!

lol lol lol


hey what do you guys think is prince's worst album?

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Reply #40 posted 07/14/18 6:12am

dustoff

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BartVanHemelen said:

Seahorsie said:

What are the green ovals indicated here?

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[Snip - luv4u]


lol well played, bart. this one's yours.

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Reply #41 posted 07/14/18 6:43am

imprimis

There are a vast number of unheard, uncirculating, and undocumented tracks from 1982. There are handsome, but more modest, numbers of such tracks from the 1981 and early-/mid-1983 periods, as well.

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Reply #42 posted 07/14/18 7:26am

paulludvig

imprimis said:

There are a vast number of unheard, uncirculating, and undocumented tracks from 1982. There are handsome, but more modest, numbers of such tracks from the 1981 and early-/mid-1983 periods, as well.



How do you know?
The wooh is on the one!
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Reply #43 posted 07/14/18 8:10am

soladeo1

imprimis said:

There are a vast number of unheard, uncirculating, and undocumented tracks from 1982. There are handsome, but more modest, numbers of such tracks from the 1981 and early-/mid-1983 periods, as well.



I suspect this is the case too. What’s “known” from 1980-1982 is only about 1/3rd of what Prince actually recorded during this period, especially around Dirty Mind.
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Reply #44 posted 07/14/18 1:18pm

RodeoSchro

Seahorsie said:

darkroman said:


That's so funny!

Don't forget about a thread to cut down Emancipation to a single CD! Everyone loves that one - hours of fun!

In fact after years of avoiding such a crazy notion, this week for my latest gym routine, I cut down Emancipation to a single disc of all the funky numbers and it works - blooming amazigly!!!

I love it on the .org when everyone is so happy!

lol lol lol

Rodeo- you are killing me, that's so funny. Kinda made up for me watching the evening news tonight. You need to be on Fallon; actual good material.




Thanks! If you like that, check out my movie reviews on the "Rate The Last Movie You Watched" threads in General Discussion. I hope they make you laugh!

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Reply #45 posted 07/14/18 2:26pm

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This is what the article in Rolling Stone says:

The vault material has all been transferred to digital, but it’s still in the midst of being listened to and cataloged. It’s no easy task: The material is stored in every format, from Seventies analog tapes to hard drives to cassette tapes. According to Howe, anywhere from 10 to 30 percent of all the music shipped to the vault was unlabeled or mislabeled. Howe estimates he has already found “hundreds,” and maybe as many as 1,000, completely unheard songs that could make for “many albums of material.” And that’s not counting many tapes of concerts, including some that document almost entire tours.

http://www.rollingstone.c...gn-698529/
'cause you got to know...how I feel about you babe
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Reply #46 posted 07/14/18 2:37pm

Silvertongue7

paradise000 said:

This is what the article in Rolling Stone says:

The vault material has all been transferred to digital, but it’s still in the midst of being listened to and cataloged. It’s no easy task: The material is stored in every format, from Seventies analog tapes to hard drives to cassette tapes. According to Howe, anywhere from 10 to 30 percent of all the music shipped to the vault was unlabeled or mislabeled. Howe estimates he has already found “hundreds,” and maybe as many as 1,000, completely unheard songs that could make for “many albums of material.” And that’s not counting many tapes of concerts, including some that document almost entire tours.

http://www.rollingstone.c...gn-698529/

And yet the only thing they considered suitable for a release at this stage is a shitty rehearsal with shitty sound. Freaking morons...
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Reply #47 posted 07/14/18 5:08pm

herb4

BartVanHemelen said:

Are we going to have this thread every bloody month? How about you do some actual effort first and compile a list of known outtakes and put next to it the link to the song's entry on PrinceVault and whether it has been bootlegged or not. I mean, you seem to care about this, right? You could even make it a Google doc and open it for input by others.


I'm gonna start a new thread every month just to feed your insatiable desire to be a mad, angry person. You're welcome. Seriously, WTF is wrong with you? Or is it just a gimmick?

On topic though, I'd wager that most of the really good stuff in the vault has floated to the surface and seen daylight. though I'd wager there's lots of gems buried in there. the live soundboard and filmed material alone would be pure gold

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Reply #48 posted 07/14/18 5:39pm

Seahorsie

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OperatingThetan said:

Seahorsie said:

What are the green ovals indicated here?

They are the only areas that were photographed in the investigation. Those titles have now been transcribed where possible. The remainder is unknown - so plenty of material. * [Edited 7/14/18 2:15am]

Thanks for the info.

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Reply #49 posted 07/14/18 5:43pm

Seahorsie

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RodeoSchro said:

Seahorsie said:

Rodeo- you are killing me, that's so funny. Kinda made up for me watching the evening news tonight. You need to be on Fallon; actual good material.




Thanks! If you like that, check out my movie reviews on the "Rate The Last Movie You Watched" threads in General Discussion. I hope they make you laugh!

Will do- you can count on that. Most can no longer make clever banter, only trolling & abusive language come to their minds.

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Reply #50 posted 07/14/18 5:56pm

Seahorsie

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dodger said:

BartVanHemelen said:

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[Snip - luv4u]

I doubt you’d swear at a Seahorsie in real life like that You don’t speak to TrivialPursuit like that

Thank you dodger................

kiss

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Reply #51 posted 07/15/18 4:54am

udo

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RicoN said:

so nasty

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After that can you now please comment on the content of the message instead of the appearance?

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And: Where is your list of vault tracks?

Pills and thrills and daffodils will kill... If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.
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Reply #52 posted 07/15/18 5:00am

udo

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Seahorsie said:

What are the green ovals indicated here?

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Did you ever read the story?

The google docs website description?

Ever saw the police investigation pics?

Ever used some imagination?

Pills and thrills and daffodils will kill... If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.
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Reply #53 posted 07/15/18 5:52am

Kares

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paradise000 said:

This is what the article in Rolling Stone says: The vault material has all been transferred to digital, but it’s still in the midst of being listened to and cataloged. It’s no easy task: The material is stored in every format, from Seventies analog tapes to hard drives to cassette tapes. According to Howe, anywhere from 10 to 30 percent of all the music shipped to the vault was unlabeled or mislabeled. Howe estimates he has already found “hundreds,” and maybe as many as 1,000, completely unheard songs that could make for “many albums of material.” And that’s not counting many tapes of concerts, including some that document almost entire tours. http://www.rollingstone.c...gn-698529/

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I've seen the article too but to be honest I seriously doubt that they have transferred everything already. 'Everything' would have to include all of the rehearsal VHS tapes, all of the rehearsal audio cassettes, all the live recordings, all of the multitracks (both the analog and digital multitrack tapes), all of the mixdown tapes, all of the CD-Rs, pendrives, MO-disks, DATs, SyQuest disks, all of the film reels, all of the video tapes – literally everyhing – and that would be a monumental task, taking at least a year but most probably several years, even if more than one teams are working on it simultaneously.
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Friends don't let friends clap on 1 and 3.

The Paisley Park Vault spreadsheet: https://goo.gl/zzWHrU
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Reply #54 posted 07/15/18 7:00am

RodeoSchro

herb4 said:

BartVanHemelen said:

Are we going to have this thread every bloody month? How about you do some actual effort first and compile a list of known outtakes and put next to it the link to the song's entry on PrinceVault and whether it has been bootlegged or not. I mean, you seem to care about this, right? You could even make it a Google doc and open it for input by others.


I'm gonna start a new thread every month just to feed your insatiable desire to be a mad, angry person. You're welcome. Seriously, WTF is wrong with you? Or is it just a gimmick?

On topic though, I'd wager that most of the really good stuff in the vault has floated to the surface and seen daylight. though I'd wager there's lots of gems buried in there. the live soundboard and filmed material alone would be pure gold



I hope to high Heaven that it's just a trolling gimmick. Because the alternative is too sad to contemplate.

As to the vault, I break it into the following categories:

PRE-1996ish OUTTAKES - We probably have a considerable amount of them, owing to Prince's propensity to give songs to friends, and to the thievery of certain bandmates and people who worked for him.

POST 1996ish OUTTAKES - No way do we have even a fraction of what he recorded in the las 20 years of his life. Way too many statements by those who worked with him, coupled with his complete clampdown on his and others' distribution of unreleased music, back up my belief that there really are 100 albums full of unreleased stuff

LIVE PERFORMANCES - To me, this is the goldmine. Apparently, and I stress apparently, Prince kept copies of pretty much every performance. And these would seem to be the easiest to release. No one expects remastering or dubbing on this kind of stuff. It's all recorded from the soundboard/venue's video equipment. Let's get this stuff out, estate!

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Reply #55 posted 07/25/18 5:33am

paulludvig

RodeoSchro said:



herb4 said:




BartVanHemelen said:


Are we going to have this thread every bloody month? How about you do some actual effort first and compile a list of known outtakes and put next to it the link to the song's entry on PrinceVault and whether it has been bootlegged or not. I mean, you seem to care about this, right? You could even make it a Google doc and open it for input by others.




I'm gonna start a new thread every month just to feed your insatiable desire to be a mad, angry person. You're welcome. Seriously, WTF is wrong with you? Or is it just a gimmick?

On topic though, I'd wager that most of the really good stuff in the vault has floated to the surface and seen daylight. though I'd wager there's lots of gems buried in there. the live soundboard and filmed material alone would be pure gold





I hope to high Heaven that it's just a trolling gimmick. Because the alternative is too sad to contemplate.

As to the vault, I break it into the following categories:

PRE-1996ish OUTTAKES - We probably have a considerable amount of them, owing to Prince's propensity to give songs to friends, and to the thievery of certain bandmates and people who worked for him.

POST 1996ish OUTTAKES - No way do we have even a fraction of what he recorded in the las 20 years of his life. Way too many statements by those who worked with him, coupled with his complete clampdown on his and others' distribution of unreleased music, back up my belief that there really are 100 albums full of unreleased stuff

LIVE PERFORMANCES - To me, this is the goldmine. Apparently, and I stress apparently, Prince kept copies of pretty much every performance. And these would seem to be the easiest to release. No one expects remastering or dubbing on this kind of stuff. It's all recorded from the soundboard/venue's video equipment. Let's get this stuff out, estate!



Just heard an interview with Hans Buff. There doesn't seem to be that many hidden gems from his tenure. He mention The Divine (which he describes as similar to We March) and that's about it.
The wooh is on the one!
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Reply #56 posted 07/25/18 6:06am

SkipperLove

True, I heard that too. But considering that Prince put out Emancipation (with 30 songs), The Truth, Kama Sutra, New Power Soul, Rave, and any number of limited release songs on webpages. He did't seem to be holding much back in that time period. Almost desperately throwing out everything he was making. I suspect (and hope) that in the 2000's when his output seemed to slow slightly (relative term I know--considering that one album a year is usually not considered less output) there might be more we haven't heard. I think also consider boxing up limited release online songs.

paulludvig said:

RodeoSchro said:



I hope to high Heaven that it's just a trolling gimmick. Because the alternative is too sad to contemplate.

As to the vault, I break it into the following categories:

PRE-1996ish OUTTAKES - We probably have a considerable amount of them, owing to Prince's propensity to give songs to friends, and to the thievery of certain bandmates and people who worked for him.

POST 1996ish OUTTAKES - No way do we have even a fraction of what he recorded in the las 20 years of his life. Way too many statements by those who worked with him, coupled with his complete clampdown on his and others' distribution of unreleased music, back up my belief that there really are 100 albums full of unreleased stuff

LIVE PERFORMANCES - To me, this is the goldmine. Apparently, and I stress apparently, Prince kept copies of pretty much every performance. And these would seem to be the easiest to release. No one expects remastering or dubbing on this kind of stuff. It's all recorded from the soundboard/venue's video equipment. Let's get this stuff out, estate!

Just heard an interview with Hans Buff. There doesn't seem to be that many hidden gems from his tenure. He mention The Divine (which he describes as similar to We March) and that's about it.

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Reply #57 posted 07/29/18 3:58pm

herb4

RodeoSchro said:

herb4 said:


I'm gonna start a new thread every month just to feed your insatiable desire to be a mad, angry person. You're welcome. Seriously, WTF is wrong with you? Or is it just a gimmick?

On topic though, I'd wager that most of the really good stuff in the vault has floated to the surface and seen daylight. though I'd wager there's lots of gems buried in there. the live soundboard and filmed material alone would be pure gold



I hope to high Heaven that it's just a trolling gimmick. Because the alternative is too sad to contemplate.

As to the vault, I break it into the following categories:

PRE-1996ish OUTTAKES - We probably have a considerable amount of them, owing to Prince's propensity to give songs to friends, and to the thievery of certain bandmates and people who worked for him.

POST 1996ish OUTTAKES - No way do we have even a fraction of what he recorded in the las 20 years of his life. Way too many statements by those who worked with him, coupled with his complete clampdown on his and others' distribution of unreleased music, back up my belief that there really are 100 albums full of unreleased stuff

LIVE PERFORMANCES - To me, this is the goldmine. Apparently, and I stress apparently, Prince kept copies of pretty much every performance. And these would seem to be the easiest to release. No one expects remastering or dubbing on this kind of stuff. It's all recorded from the soundboard/venue's video equipment. Let's get this stuff out, estate!


I still tend to think that a lot, though probably not most, of the "leaks" were carfeully calculated and released by Prince himself. I think he was kind of smart like that and sort of instinctally knew when to throw some chum in the water. I could be wrong, of course, but the boots were a "thing" relatively early on - before cell phones and hand held digital cams or, in some cases, before even CD's. By the early to mid 90's, given his Paisley Park fortress and all the non disclosure agreements and shit, he could EASILY have had that shit on total lockdown.

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