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Reply #30 posted 10/31/19 11:16am

rdhull

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Of course they will.

"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #31 posted 10/31/19 1:36pm

lastdecember

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WhisperingDandelions said:

ladygirl99 said:

I think Prince is going to be remember through licensing, education, and also through the media and entertainment along with new fans. I already came across twenty and thirty year olds (the age bracket who was too young or wasn't born when Prince was at his prime) rocking his gear, posting pictures of him, and had their fav songs via social media, and they are going to be the key along with the unborn kids to him alive. lol

I also saw a couple of teens wore his t-shirts. Yes I am frustrated at times that Prince doesnt get the respect he deserves to the general public but keep in mind he has 'the famous underground artist' label. I think Prince was comfortable with that status after he crossover, otherwise he wouldn't did ATWIAD (I came to like the album over the years).

Prince is going to be the Mozart of our times.

Yeah. I think if you're like estate and expecting culture to hit Purple Rain numbers again, you're in for a disappointment, but I believe the name/legacy will sustain for those with any interest in music throughout history.... the niche of the niche.

That being said, even now, I have a hard time finding people of my generation who know much music pre-TLC and Boys II Men, but, they do exist... somewhere.

I dont think the estate thinks re-releases and unfinished works are going to do any kind of numbers, its a lot on this forum that thinks Prince is going to chart platnum albums and top 10's still. I dont get that thinking since Prince's sales when living were not steady, he hit his peak and then it dropped, I mean he had a number one debut in 3121 with no kind of airplay and 99.9% of the world never heard of this record, that is just reality that fans need to realize. NONE of these reiusses will do major biz, 1999 and Purple Rain are it, and even 1999 is a loyal fan only, your are not going to have new fans hitting up the shops for $200 box of albums or 60$ box of cds and a dvd.


"We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F
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Reply #32 posted 10/31/19 1:39pm

jfenster

hopefully everyone will buy the fuckin 5 cd set to keep them coming

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Reply #33 posted 11/01/19 3:48pm

mnfriend

If people are still having s3x, yes.

seriously silly question. A decade from now is very difficult to predict.

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Reply #34 posted 11/01/19 4:37pm

wonderboy

Young people already don't know who Prince is. Each passing year fewer people are interested. 10 years after his death most all will have moved on. In 20 years he will be just a distant memory.

The next sadist time will be when the family gives up on funding Pailsey Park because it can't sustain itself long term.

I've been a fan for 35 years. I hate to see it come but all things come to an end.

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