I think you need fresh air.

It also doesn't show up on YouTube.

lovitzj said:

Been out all day even just walked shihtzu https://m.youtube.com/wat...G_RDwSv-HA

I'm aware of the song, bubba.

All this slowed down stuff is unimpressive, IMO.

However, we were recently talking about "Temptation" being too slow and gritty and grindy. Someone sped it up a bit, pitch corrected it, and it's a bop. I replaced it in iTunes, so now that's the version I listen to. I also cut off the God-talk stuff at the end. It's dumb.

meh, just sounds slower that's all, it would be too slow and boring.

I always felt this song was Prince trying to imitate an MJ song! Although I like the idea and intention of the song it somehow misses the spot...

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I used to do this back in the days of Winamp with a plugin to slow down tracks. The Romance 1600 LP was

My city's namesake has spoken...

And that was EXACTLY what I was thinking when I read this post.

Let me know when the slowed down version of "Love Or $" gets posted.

While y'all are at it, try to listen to ATWIAD entirely backwards: it makes for a psychedelic masterpiece, possibly the best psychedelic album of all times!

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There is also a technique which consists in reducing the volume to zero, which basically transforms the music into silence. It's a great way to turn even the most dynamic or agressive music into meditation music.

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There's also a technical trick which consists in renaming a file (metadata included). For example you take your favorite Bob Dylan song, and you rename it "Jughead" by Prince. Then you insert it in your D&P playlist, and suddenly Jughead becomes your favorite song.

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The best way to improve Prince's music, however, is to rerecord it yourself from scratch: then, every note has been chosen by you, and you'll be absolutely certain that the song is exactly how you want it (if you can't arrange or play music yourself, hire a professional band and instruct them to play what you want the way you want it).

databank said:

While y'all are at it, try to listen to ATWIAD entirely backwards: it makes for a psychedelic masterpiece, possibly the best psychedelic album of all times!

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There is also a technique which consists in reducing the volume to zero, which basically transforms the music into silence. It's a great way to turn even the most dynamic or agressive music into meditation music.

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There's also a technical trick which consists in renaming a file (metadata included). For example you take your favorite Bob Dylan song, and you rename it "Jughead" by Prince. Then you insert it in your D&P playlist, and suddenly Jughead becomes your favorite song.

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The best way to improve Prince's music, however, is to rerecord it yourself from scratch: then, every note has been chosen by you, and you'll be absolutely certain that the song is exactly how you want it (if you can't arrange or play music yourself, hire a professional band and instruct them to play what you want the way you want it).

WIGS HAVE BEEN OFFICIALLY SNATCHED!

databank said:

In the same vein, if you amplify the 1st segue on "Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic" by 20 dB, it gives that track a whole new dimension.

TrivialPursuit said:

NouveauDance said:

Sydney said:

databank said:

olb99 said:

lovitzj said:

olb99 said:

In the same vein, if you amplify the 1st segue on "Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic" by 20 dB, it gives that track a whole new dimension.

Seriously or joking? I truly love this new new world

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Hint: the first segue on "Rave..." is a silent segue.

Sydney said:

Why would you slow down such a dope Prince song?

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To decode `lyrics`?

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So you found me...

The cool of cools

(etc)