Numbers 2 thru 10 can switch around daily but #1 always remains the same:

1. Uptown

2. I Wanna Be Your Lover

3. Baby, I'm A Star

4. Acknowledge Me

5. Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?

6. And God Created Woman

7. Anna Stesia

8. Pop Life

9. Controversy

10. I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man

I Would Die 4 U

Erotic City

Purple Music

Raspberry Beret

1999

Feel U Up (B-side version)

Anotherloverholenyohead

If I Was Your Girlfriend

Lovesexy

Moonbeam Levels

Strange, I belive the songs 'When Doves Cry', 'Kiss' and 'Purple Rain', only were used once in all these lists together.

(correct me if i'm wrong...)

Fans don't seem to be all that crazy about these biggest hits.

Did we hear them too often?

Too popular?

Vannormal said:

almost only 80's songs

very, very few 90's and later

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says a lot.

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Maybe more a more fun and interesting question is, "Top 10 songs 1990-2016?"

(And nothing that was actually written in the 80s, but released later. That's cheating!!)

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Here's my list (again, in no order)

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The Sacrifice of Victor

And God Created Woman

The Return of the Bump Squad

The Love We Make

Dark

Pretty Man

I Love U but I Don't Trust U Anymore

U're Going to See Me (One Night Alone Version)

Way Back Home (& Affirmation III)

Time

Vannormal said:

Strange, I belive the songs 'When Doves Cry', 'Kiss' and 'Purple Rain', only were used once in all these lists together.

(correct me if i'm wrong...)

Fans don't seem to be all that crazy about these biggest hits.

Did we hear them too often?

Too popular?

It could be that we have heard them so many times that they are like baby food Prince. Those songs are like low-hanging fruit, so songs that are a little deeper in the discography taste better to our more mature palates. Not that the songs ACTUALLY are!

Crystal Ball
The Dance Electric (Prince + W&L version)

DMSR
The Ballad of Dorothy Parker
Wall of Berlin
Shhh
Electric Chair
Dreamer
When Eye Lay My Hands On U
Musicology