Reply #30 posted 06/03/20 3:00pm
MarshallStacks
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onlyforaminute said:
Im curious what the stories were Prince heard about him. 3 hours of staring at somebody is pretty frikkin boring without an agenda.
Exactly. I find it hard to believe he would waste valuable time that could have been spent doing something musical or in pursuing women of interest . |
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Reply #31 posted 06/05/20 8:07am
Militant moderator |
I have an unreleased (as of yet) interview with a studio engineer that I might put up on YouTube at some point. He's primarily known for his work with major hip hop artists, but he did some work at Larabee with Prince during the early 90s.
One of his anecdotes is the famous "we were told not to talk to him" thing that others have mentioned. But this particular engineer happened to open the door to him on arrival at the studio, didn't clock that it was him before he spoke, and said "Hey, whattup homes" as he opened the door.
Prince apparently found this amusing and then told all the other engineers to leave that day, except for him |
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Reply #32 posted 06/05/20 8:56am
Mumio |
Militant said:
I have an unreleased (as of yet) interview with a studio engineer that I might put up on YouTube at some point. He's primarily known for his work with major hip hop artists, but he did some work at Larabee with Prince during the early 90s.
One of his anecdotes is the famous "we were told not to talk to him" thing that others have mentioned. But this particular engineer happened to open the door to him on arrival at the studio, didn't clock that it was him before he spoke, and said "Hey, whattup homes" as he opened the door.
Prince apparently found this amusing and then told all the other engineers to leave that day, except for him
You just never knew with him it seems. Thanks. Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end |
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Reply #33 posted 06/05/20 11:21am
purplethunder3 121 |
Militant said:
I have an unreleased (as of yet) interview with a studio engineer that I might put up on YouTube at some point. He's primarily known for his work with major hip hop artists, but he did some work at Larabee with Prince during the early 90s.
One of his anecdotes is the famous "we were told not to talk to him" thing that others have mentioned. But this particular engineer happened to open the door to him on arrival at the studio, didn't clock that it was him before he spoke, and said "Hey, whattup homes" as he opened the door.
Prince apparently found this amusing and then told all the other engineers to leave that day, except for him
Expect the unexpected... "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0 |
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Reply #34 posted 06/07/20 7:32pm
Reply #35 posted 06/08/20 1:36pm
purplethunder3 121 |
Wowugotit said:
It's rude to stare.
"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0 |
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Reply #36 posted 06/08/20 8:02pm
poppys |
"if you can't clap on the one, then don't clap at all" |
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Reply #37 posted 06/09/20 4:34pm
PliablyPurple |
purplethunder3121 said:
poppys said:
I dunno. Think I might like it.
I'm confused. What does Prince calling out the person next to him for farting have to do with this? |
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Reply #38 posted 06/11/20 8:23am
Reply #39 posted 06/11/20 9:21am
looby |
poppys said:
bluegangsta said:
Prince was being a dick. Having a purple pantalooned sex dwarf stare at you in silence while your working for three hours wouldn't be a pleasant experience.
I dunno. Think I might like it.
Would you like it if it were anyone other than Prince? |
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