I come across this oftenly from people who review the Come album. I think Prince called this X-cerpt of Poem "Oragasm" cause it somehow fits with how it's edited.

"Imagine what you look undressed. You're almost there"

Because the only other person who was around when it was recorded and is still alive said it was.

* SNIP -send an orgnote to the person

laytonian said:

* SNIP -send an orgnote to the person

I'm sorry for the typo.

How do you know it wasn't?

laytonian said:

* SNIP -send an orgnote to the person

You come across as an intelligent but angry person in many of your posts.

AaronReturn2005 said:

laytonian said:

* SNIP -send an orgnote to the person

I'm sorry for the typo.

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* SNIP - they get it, we get it.

BartVanHemelen said:

AaronReturn2005 said:

I'm sorry for the typo.

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* SNIP -send an orgnote to the person

Who gives a shit?

LoveGalore said:

Because the only other person who was around when it was recorded and is still alive said it was.

Sorry to break it to you but Vanity isn't around anymore.

Who was the engineer on this one? Coke Johnson?

WhisperingDandelions said:

Who was the engineer on this one? Coke Johnson?

Don Batts

LoveGalore said:

BartVanHemelen said:

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* SNIP - they get it, we get it.

Who gives a shit?

yeah how gives a shirt!

JorisE73 said:

"putting an orgasm on a woman"

is that how it's called nowadays?

JorisE73 said:

LoveGalore said:

Because the only other person who was around when it was recorded and is still alive said it was.

Sorry to break it to you but Vanity isn't around anymore.

Jill said she was in the 'booth' singing her part, and then Vanity came to do her part as she made some tea in the kitchen. There was a vibrator in the studio. She heard it come on(said it sounded like a lawn mower) and heard Vanity's moans.

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Jill didn't see it happen. So there is a 50/50 chance Prince actually used it on Vanity or it was manifactured.

OldFriends4Sale said:

LoveGalore said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

Jill said she was in the 'booth' singing her part, and then Vanity came to do her part as she made some tea in the kitchen. There was a vibrator in the studio. She heard it come on(said it sounded like a lawn mower) and heard Vanity's moans.

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Jill didn't see it happen. So there is a 50/50 chance Prince actually used it on Vanity or it was manifactured.

She didn't see it happen but, in the interview, the strong implication was that it was a true to life reaction.

I have no doubt. Look, Vanity was "bout it". I can imagine a bed in the studio, the lights turned off, and no one but Prince in the control booth just watching and listening.

blacknote said:

Well anyway, the answer to the question is: people keep thinking that "Ora gasm" is literally audio of an orgasm because it has been reported to be literally the audio of an orgasm by a person who was in the vicinity of the recording. It may or may not be true but you cannot discount the possibility.

TheFman said:

"putting an orgasm on a woman"

is that how it's called nowadays?

I came in to say this. New one to me!

LoveGalore said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

Jill said she was in the 'booth' singing her part, and then Vanity came to do her part as she made some tea in the kitchen. There was a vibrator in the studio. She heard it come on(said it sounded like a lawn mower) and heard Vanity's moans.

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Jill didn't see it happen. So there is a 50/50 chance Prince actually used it on Vanity or it was manifactured.

She didn't see it happen but, in the interview, the strong implication was that it was a true to life reaction.

yeah that's what I said, and what I'm leaning to a bit

OldFriends4Sale said:

AaronReturn2005 said:

Aaron, this was originally recorded for the unreleased Vanity 6 track "vibrator". Well worth tracking down for Prince's (quite probably politically incorrect)portrayal of a gay sex shop owner. Not the greatest outtake ever, but a fun track none the less

andrewm7 said:

^ you can keep believing that if you like

andrewm7 said:

Aaron, this was originally recorded for the unreleased Vanity 6 track "vibrator". Well worth tracking down for Prince's (quite probably politically incorrect)portrayal of a gay sex shop owner. Not the greatest outtake ever, but a fun track none the less

huh? No... it he is singing as a woman... not a man.

People, please read Andrewm7's post about the female voice in Orgasm. It IS NOT PRINCE moaning and groaning!! It is VANITY pretending to, or actually, masturbating within the song. The song was called Vibrator, and was planned for Vanity 6's second album, which did not happen because Vanity left the Prince camp in July 1983.

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Prince took an excerpt of Vanity's vocal and included it in his song Orgasm - originally called Poem - for the Come Album.

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Here is some information on the original song (Vibrator) and a link to princevault.com for all of the information: http://princevault.com/in...e=Vibrator

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"The track is an ode to the battery-operated sex toy. The narrator (Vanity) sings about her vibrator, before the song transforms when the batteries run out in her toy; she goes to a store where she meets a shocked store clerk, played by Jill Jones, who offers to "take it downstairs" to install the new batteries. The narrator leaves, instead taking it to a different store, and meeting a different clerk (played by Prince in his Jamie Starr voice), who gives her the batteries and rushes her out of the store. She then takes her toy home, and the song ends with her moans and her eventual climax."

Oh and did any of you other sickos (Like me) think of the Big Mouth song "sex on a lady?"

https://www.youtube.com/w...mdXnxnZMc4

violetcrush said:

People, please read Andrewm7's post about the female voice in Orgasm. It IS NOT PRINCE moaning and groaning!! It is VANITY pretending to, or actually, masturbating within the song. The song was called Vibrator, and was planned for Vanity 6's second album, which did not happen because Vanity left the Prince camp in July 1983.

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Prince took an excerpt of Vanity's vocal and included it in his song Orgasm - originally called Poem - for the Come Album.

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Here is some information on the original song (Vibrator) and a link to princevault.com for all of the information: http://princevault.com/in...e=Vibrator

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"The track is an ode to the battery-operated sex toy. The narrator (Vanity) sings about her vibrator, before the song transforms when the batteries run out in her toy; she goes to a store where she meets a shocked store clerk, played by Jill Jones, who offers to "take it downstairs" to install the new batteries. The narrator leaves, instead taking it to a different store, and meeting a different clerk (played by Prince in his Jamie Starr voice), who gives her the batteries and rushes her out of the store. She then takes her toy home, and the song ends with her moans and her eventual climax."

Prince said when it came out that it was a way to give her some money...