...even if it's actually the same as the album/single version, which does have a rap monolgue? And what if the "rap monolgue" actually refers to the first telephone seque on the "remix" maxi-single?

That's how iTunes labels the version on "The Very Best of Prince" compliation album. I always wondered about that. The album version doesn't have a rap, does it? If fact, what version does have a rap?

luv2tha99s said:

I don't know but who is the guy that Prince prank calls who says that he raised P and that P makes limousine music?

I thought it was his step father.

robertgeorge said:

luv2tha99s said:

I don't know but who is the guy that Prince prank calls who says that he raised P and that P makes limousine music?

I thought it was his step father.

Yup, Hayward Baker (nasty guy who whined that the home P bought for Mattie and him wasn't nice or large enough).

to save anyone from the agony of listening to someone named Tony M!

At one point I recall seeing a 3:46 "no rap" on a rare promo CD with this name, not sure if it actually exists or if I was just having hallunications.

AaronReturn2005 said:

...even if it's actually the same as the album/single version, which does have a rap monolgue? And what if the "rap monolgue" actually refers to the first telephone seque on the "remix" maxi-single?

Has to be the explaination since the dialogue at the end of the maxi version is included on the same CD track, technically making it an alternate version.