I'm digging on "If It'll Make U Happy" and "Yah, You Know" right now! Those would be great on any 1999 Deluxe release! I love the reggae stylings of "Happy" and the dated 80's sound of "Yah" which would sound cool, today!

What are y'all bumping?

Come Electra Tuesday this morning

That very long rehearsal version of Noon Rendezvous is often on repeat for hours.

I also listen to the I Would Die 4 U early rehearsal version very often.

Electric Intercourse, First Ave August´83.

williamb610 said:

I'm digging on "If It'll Make U Happy" and "Yah, You Know" right now! Those would be great on any 1999 Deluxe release! I love the reggae stylings of "Happy" and the dated 80's sound of "Yah" which would sound cool, today!

What are y'all bumping?

Sounds interesting! Wonder what those sound like?

101 gives me CHILLS

but on Saturday afternoon I listened to Open Book for 7 hours.....

I started and finished a project with it just on repeat!

DAMN that song is PERFECT.

101? Open Book? Never heard of them. I will search them out though.

Hyped for Prince joints I ain't heard.

Everybody Want What They Don't Got

The Max

PurpleMamacita said:

Something in the Water from the Miami Soundcheck in 85.

I listen to that one at least three or four times a week. It is so magical. In my opinion one of the most beautiful pieces of music he ever recorded.

The Question of U instrumentals 1 and 2. Love these tracks.

Come Home,Open Book and Coco Boys

I love 101!

Don't lem em fool ya. Cosmic Day, my jam.

Do Yourself A Favor

Purple Music

Extraloveable

No Call U

A Million Miles (I Love U)

All Day, All Night

Junk Music

Penny In A Large Room With No Light

Rebirth of the Flesh

God Is Alive

The Line

Mind Bells

Coco Boys. I have no idea why, but that song is like crack.

Genesia said:

Coco Boys. I have no idea why, but that song is like crack.

Right?

For me, it´s the familiar elements (the intro part from U Got the Look and Hot Thing) , the humor (him trying to mimic the horns), the sudden falsetto part in that one line....these are the ingredients that come to mind when I wonder why I like that song so much even though the lyrics and the song in general are not that great, but yes, it is definitely addictive.

KoolEaze said:

Genesia said:

Coco Boys. I have no idea why, but that song is like crack.

Right?

For me, it´s the familiar elements (the intro part from U Got the Look and Hot Thing) , the humor (him trying to mimic the horns), the sudden falsetto part in that one line....these are the ingredients that come to mind when I wonder why I like that song so much even though the lyrics and the song in general are not that great, but yes, it is definitely addictive.

Yep. I couldn't quit listening when I first heard it. The part where he mimicks the horns cracks me up everytime.

KoolEaze said:

This week it has been Dolphin from the recent Buffalo leak. It is so gorgeous!

KoolEaze said:

That very long rehearsal version of Noon Rendezvous is often on repeat for hours.

I also listen to the I Would Die 4 U early rehearsal version very often.

Electric Intercourse, First Ave August´83.

Noon Rendevous rehearsal and Electric Intercourse at First Ave--I can listen to those on loop, for sure.

itsjustaroundthecorner said:

Wolfie87 said:

KoolEaze said:

I listen to that one at least three or four times a week. It is so magical. In my opinion one of the most beautiful pieces of music he ever recorded.

This is a rehearsal right? Without a packed stadium? With Prince as a bandleader? If yes on all questions, why isn’t he regarded the greatest artist since 1955? This is an unreal recording. What the fuck couldn’t he do?!?!

Yes, yes, and yes !

That rehearsal is pure magic. That version of Something in the Water has healing powers. I listen to it very, very often and still can´t get enough of it.

His rehearsals sound better than other people´s whole albums.

Purple music remastered!Brilliant