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Thread started 07/22/20 6:59am

EyeSock	Listening to Prince's entire discography on shuffle In my opinion, this is one of the most fun things you can do. Decades of music and artistry all on shuffle. I would recommend it to any Prince fan. It's like Prince radio. For those who have Spotify, I would recommend this link. https://open.spotify.com/...iwJAFQWUMg
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Reply #1 posted 07/22/20 10:15am

RJOrion	i do that all the time on TIDAL...with Prince, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Emotions, The Police, Wu Tang Clan, JayZ...
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Reply #2 posted 07/22/20 3:58pm

slyjackson	I like that playlist, I do that with all my spotify library and it's so much fun and interesting not knowin what comes next, be it Prince, Bowie, Madonna, Jackson, Briney, Coltrane, Strokes, Disney, Shakira and whatnot.
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Reply #3 posted 07/22/20 4:24pm

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The most interesting thing about 'career shiffle' is the reaction of people without the baggage of legacy.

My twin sons like 'Somewhere here on Earth' or 'Begining Endlessly' more than they like 'The Ladder' or 'Computer Blue'.

Who's mad?

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Reply #4 posted 07/22/20 5:20pm

EyeSock	Yeah, it is fun, even when I get tracks I don't like like Silicone. Is not liking Silicone a controversial opinion on the org?
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Reply #5 posted 07/22/20 5:51pm

icecreamcastle 777	Good idea.
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Reply #6 posted 07/22/20 7:01pm

slyjackson	SquirrelMeat said: The most interesting thing about 'career shiffle' is the reaction of people without the baggage of legacy. My twin sons like 'Somewhere here on Earth' or 'Begining Endlessly' more than they like 'The Ladder' or 'Computer Blue'. Who's mad? Them of course.
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Reply #7 posted 07/23/20 2:21am

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SquirrelMeat said:

The wrapping paper of 80’s songs can be a little ugly to the generation who grew up with online shopping. It takes time for them to hear the message beneath the surface.

Nobody I know gun' bite

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Reply #8 posted 07/23/20 5:04am

TheEnglishGent

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