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Thread started 08/23/18 1:53pm

Latin

Article: PRINCE'S Essential Instrumentals (1995-2010)

Today, The Current published the following article entitled "Prince's Essential Instrumentals (1995-2010)":

https://www.thecurrent.or...-1995-2010
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Reply #1 posted 08/23/18 2:36pm

alandail

Xenophobia didn't make the list? I know he talks a little during it, but should still be considered an instrumental. It's my favorite because i got to go on stage in Cleveland for the last part.

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Reply #2 posted 08/23/18 3:07pm

pinkcashmere23

cool Thanks Latin! Arboretum,West and 77 Beverly Park are my favorites from the list.

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Reply #3 posted 08/26/18 11:58am

Latin

alandail said:

Xenophobia didn't make the list? I know he talks a little during it, but should still be considered an instrumental. It's my favorite because i got to go on stage in Cleveland for the last part.


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Reply #4 posted 08/26/18 7:59pm

EddieC

They've got the cover for One Nite Alone Live instead of the piano and voice album. Am I a bad fan because I can't immediately bring to mind the Xpectation tracks... I think I have the right one in my head for Xpand, but I don't have a clue what the other two are. And I've listened to the album quite a bit, just never attached titles to the sounds.

I honestly don't know most of the Madhouse tracks by title either... Eight and Four I know by title (Four because he did it with Dorothy Parker so often). I can get to Thirteen by chanting the "Madhouse 13 rock this mother" bit from the 12''. And I listened to those like crazy... I have tracks and titles more together from Kamasutra, somehow.

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Reply #5 posted 08/27/18 4:27am

SimonCharles

Latin said:

Today, The Current published the following article entitled "Prince's Essential Instrumentals (1995-2010)": https://www.thecurrent.or...-1995-2010

Thanks, Latin. Curious that the article doesn't expand to explain what the writer liked about the chosen selection of music.

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Reply #6 posted 08/27/18 5:01am

TheFman

where are the two instrumentals from the Parade-era??

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Reply #7 posted 08/27/18 7:23am

EddieC

TheFman said:

where are the two instrumentals from the Parade-era??

Well, Alexa de Paris is stuck on two single releases that probably aren't streaming anywhere--and so, not very accessible to listeners. So there isn't much point in talking about it in the article even if the writer liked it (I certainly do). Venus de Milo isn't that remarkable, in my opinion.

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Reply #8 posted 08/27/18 7:31am

Lianachan

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EddieC said:

TheFman said:

where are the two instrumentals from the Parade-era??

Well, Alexa de Paris is stuck on two single releases that probably aren't streaming anywhere--and so, not very accessible to listeners. So there isn't much point in talking about it in the article even if the writer liked it (I certainly do). Venus de Milo isn't that remarkable, in my opinion.



Also, they are not "(1995 - 2010)".

"Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that "my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge"" ~ Isaac Asimov
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Reply #9 posted 08/27/18 7:43am

dandan

I really love Venus De Milo. It's beautiful.

I got two sides... and they're both friends.
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Reply #10 posted 08/27/18 7:55am

RJOrion

no '2 Nigs United 4 West Compton'?

no 'North'?

no 'Kamasutra'?

the writer of that article needs to dig deeper in the crates

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Reply #11 posted 08/27/18 8:42am

TheFman

Lianachan said:

EddieC said:

Well, Alexa de Paris is stuck on two single releases that probably aren't streaming anywhere--and so, not very accessible to listeners. So there isn't much point in talking about it in the article even if the writer liked it (I certainly do). Venus de Milo isn't that remarkable, in my opinion.



Also, they are not "(1995 - 2010)".

oh, true that! square

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Reply #12 posted 08/27/18 2:37pm

EddieC

TheFman said:

Lianachan said:



Also, they are not "(1995 - 2010)".

oh, true that! square

Indeed--that too (or rather, just that). What I said was kind of pointless, really.

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Reply #13 posted 09/03/18 10:57pm

Latin

pinkcashmere23 said:

cool Thanks Latin! Arboretum,West and 77 Beverly Park are my favorites from the list.


You are very welcome. smile
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Reply #14 posted 09/19/18 4:32pm

Latin

SimonCharles said:



Latin said:


Today, The Current published the following article entitled "Prince's Essential Instrumentals (1995-2010)": https://www.thecurrent.or...-1995-2010

Thanks, Latin. Curious that the article doesn't expand to explain what the writer liked about the chosen selection of music.


You are very welcome. smile
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