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Reply #30 posted 11/25/20 9:20pm

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looby said:

I could cry when I see pics like these. Such a reminder of what used to be, but sadly is no more. Whan I see pics of Prince, it's like you still can't believe that he's no longer here. Sorry guys, don't mean to bring anyone down, it's just hard sometimes.

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"I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015

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Reply #31 posted 11/25/20 9:31pm

OldFriends4Sal e	looby said: OldFriends4Sale said: I could cry when I see pics like these. Such a reminder of what used to be, but sadly is no more. Whan I see pics of Prince, it's like you still can't believe that he's no longer here. Sorry guys, don't mean to bring anyone down, it's just hard sometimes. I don't think there is a day I don't feel the same
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Reply #32 posted 11/25/20 11:23pm

SexyMuthaF	The way I look at it we are blessed to have so many audio and video recordings of him and pics that will live on forever.
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Reply #33 posted 11/26/20 8:50am

jdcxc	My love for this quirky funky Gem has grown exponentially over the years. The Montreux version is pure FIRE.
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Reply #34 posted 11/26/20 2:36pm

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SexyMuthaF said:
The way I look at it we are blessed to have so many audio and video recordings of him and pics that will live on forever.

True, we are, but I still miss him, being alive and in the flesh here on earth. I know we all die, and will pass away one day, but I always thought that Prince would grow old, and live a long life here on earth, you know, be a very old man, still doing what he did best. That's why it hits me every now and then, especially when I see a pic of him, hear his music, or run across Purple Rain on TV and see his face, hear his voice, it saddens me because then I have to face the fact that he's no longer here, alive and in the flesh.

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Reply #35 posted 11/26/20 4:06pm

SexyMuthaF	I felt the same way. He was so health conscious and I never heard anything otherwise. So I thought he'd live into his 80's.
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Reply #36 posted 11/27/20 11:21am

OldFriends4Sal e	SexyMuthaF said: The way I look at it we are blessed to have so many audio and video recordings of him and pics that will live on forever. yes, that is the buffer WE experienced this. Later generations will not be able to translate
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Reply #37 posted 11/27/20 5:05pm

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Poplife88 said:

Fantastic song from a fantastic album. Never gets old and PERFECT song for the day.

It really is one of those songs that is so unusual and odd that it doesn't get old when you go back to it. I mean, I can skip "1999" or "Little Red Corvette" on occasion and be fine.

But this, "Something In The Water"... it's those type of oddball songs that keep things interesting. Almost every album has a song like that. It'd make for an interesting playlist.

1) Sexuality

2) Something In The Water

3) All The Critics Love U In New York

4) Computer Blue

5) Tambourine

6) Life Could Be So Nice

7) The Ballad of Dorothy Parker

8) Starfish and Coffee

9) Dance On

10) Tick Tick Bang

11) Solo

12) Strange But True