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Roadhouse Garden What were the songs to be on the original release of Roadhouse Garden & when was this supposed to be released ?
Prince mentioned this in an interview several years back that there was a completed Roadhouse album.Prince claimed that it was the "best" Revolution album. BorisFishpaw can you help? | |
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He mentioned that Witness 4 the Prosecution was going to be on there. | |
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-witness 4 the prosecution -splash -in a large room with no light -All my dreams ... | |
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I believe "Teacher, Teacher" was another track on there too. NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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The idea of releasing an album of previously unreleased
Prince and the Revolution material had been around for a long time. Prince first started mentioning the idea as early as 1993 (possibly earlier). This idea had certainly solidified into an actual album by 1997 when Prince finished assembling Crystal Ball, as he avoided including many of the tracks from the Revolution period. In 1999 Prince started mentioning that there was an archive album of Prince and the Revolution songs called Roadhouse Garden in the works, and over the following couple of years details about the album started to emerge. The exact tracklist for Roadhouse Garden has never been released, but tracks officially confirmed to appear on it were:
other titles also rumored to be included (but not confirmed) were: Teacher Teacher, Moonbeam Levels & Wonderful Ass The album was supposed to be predominently made up of tracks that had heavy Wendy & Lisa input, and Prince said that he wanted to finish the album with them. For whatever reason, the reunion with Wendy & Lisa didn't happen, and the album was shelved. For a while it looked like the album might be released anyway, with or without additional input from Wendy & Lisa, but by 2001 it became pretty clear that Roadhouse Garden was very unlikely to ever see the light of day. . | |
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Wouldn't it be great to release "Roadhouse Garden" in 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? I love that idea. "Don't hate me 'cuz I'm fabulous!" | |
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dorothyparker87 said: Wouldn't it be great to release "Roadhouse Garden" in 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? I love that idea.
As long as he didn't fuck around with the tracks. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Romance1600 said: dorothyparker87 said: Wouldn't it be great to release "Roadhouse Garden" in 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? I love that idea.
As long as he didn't fuck around with the tracks. well there goes THAT idea. ***************************************************
Seems like the overly critical people are the sheep now days. It takes guts to admit that you like something. -Rdhull ...it ain't where ya from, it's where ya at... - Rakim | |
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You know it'll be a massive shame if none of this material ever comes out officially.Alot of us have heard these songs in poor bootleg form already, I don't see why Prince just doesn't treat the fans for once, it'd be a good idea to utilise the club this way, (he could set up a voting system with a choice of projects for the next mail-out)
I can't believe his religious beliefs are the only thing preventing us hearing 'Wonderful Ass' in crystal clear sound, or maybe they are. | |
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Thanks Boris !
Wonderful Ass is a true Revolution era song. | |
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It'd have to be re-recorded.
"You've got a wonderful bum", or something. | |
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is 'empty room' an 80's outtake or not? i know there's a 1995 version (which has an 80's sound though imo) and i have this 2 minute piano version (not the 'one nite alone' version). the latter, is it an 80's track? if so, when was it recorded? don't need no reefer, don't need cocaine
purple music does the same to my brain i'm high, so high | |
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purpleone said: is 'empty room' an 80's outtake or not? i know there's a 1995 version (which has an 80's sound though imo) and i have this 2 minute piano version (not the 'one nite alone' version). the latter, is it an 80's track? if so, when was it recorded?
I heard somewhere the original was made in 82.I could be wrong though. | |
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Empty Room original is from 1985 I believe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Romance1600 said: Empty Room original is from 1985 I believe.
yeah, i think you're right. fucking cannabis! | |
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BorisFishpaw said: The idea of releasing an album of previously unreleased
Prince and the Revolution material had been around for a long time. Prince first started mentioning the idea as early as 1993 (possibly earlier). This idea had certainly solidified into an actual album by 1997 when Prince finished assembling Crystal Ball, as he avoided including many of the tracks from the Revolution period. In 1999 Prince started mentioning that there was an archive album of Prince and the Revolution songs called Roadhouse Garden in the works, and over the following couple of years details about the album started to emerge. The exact tracklist for Roadhouse Garden has never been released, but tracks officially confirmed to appear on it were:
other titles also rumored to be included (but not confirmed) were: Teacher Teacher, Moonbeam Levels & Wonderful Ass The album was supposed to be predominently made up of tracks that had heavy Wendy & Lisa input, and Prince said that he wanted to finish the album with them. For whatever reason, the reunion with Wendy & Lisa didn't happen, and the album was shelved. For a while it looked like the album might be released anyway, with or without additional input from Wendy & Lisa, but by 2001 it became pretty clear that Roadhouse Garden was very unlikely to ever see the light of day. . Wendy and Lisa wanted to do new music not re-produce music they made a long time ago. They agreed to do Roadhouse but just not as the FIRST project for a reunited Revolution. And let's face it, Prince and Wendy and Lisa WERE the Revolution. If it said Produced, complosted and performed by Prince and the Revolution it really was just those three. Prince may be the purple Yoda, but Wendy & Lisa and Eric Leeds also sit on the Jedi Council. | |
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WonderU said: Wendy and Lisa wanted to do new music not re-produce music they made a long time ago. They agreed to do Roadhouse but just not as the FIRST project for a reunited Revolution. And let's face it, Prince and Wendy and Lisa WERE the Revolution. If it said Produced, complosted and performed by Prince and the Revolution it really was just those three.
"complosted"? is that a word? just kidding. ***************************************************
Seems like the overly critical people are the sheep now days. It takes guts to admit that you like something. -Rdhull ...it ain't where ya from, it's where ya at... - Rakim | |
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I was told that a Wendy & Lisa/Prince reunion was 99.999 % dead and would never happen.
What happened ?Prince and stupid remarks ??? Scoop please. | |
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LadyCabDriver said: WonderU said: Wendy and Lisa wanted to do new music not re-produce music they made a long time ago. They agreed to do Roadhouse but just not as the FIRST project for a reunited Revolution. And let's face it, Prince and Wendy and Lisa WERE the Revolution. If it said Produced, complosted and performed by Prince and the Revolution it really was just those three.
"complosted"? is that a word? just kidding. "Complosted"- means to recompose lost tracks. Yeah...that will work Prince may be the purple Yoda, but Wendy & Lisa and Eric Leeds also sit on the Jedi Council. | |
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dorothyparker87 said: Wouldn't it be great to release "Roadhouse Garden" in 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? I love that idea.
how would releasing Roudhouse celebrate Purple Rain? this message brought to you by logic. | |
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dumbass said: dorothyparker87 said: Wouldn't it be great to release "Roadhouse Garden" in 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? I love that idea.
how would releasing Roudhouse celebrate Purple Rain? As long as the album comes out. It's an idea at least! | |
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WonderU said: LadyCabDriver said: WonderU said: Wendy and Lisa wanted to do new music not re-produce music they made a long time ago. They agreed to do Roadhouse but just not as the FIRST project for a reunited Revolution. And let's face it, Prince and Wendy and Lisa WERE the Revolution. If it said Produced, complosted and performed by Prince and the Revolution it really was just those three.
"complosted"? is that a word? just kidding. "Complosted"- means to recompose lost tracks. Yeah...that will work lol ***************************************************
Seems like the overly critical people are the sheep now days. It takes guts to admit that you like something. -Rdhull ...it ain't where ya from, it's where ya at... - Rakim | |
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dumbass said: dorothyparker87 said: Wouldn't it be great to release "Roadhouse Garden" in 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? I love that idea.
how would releasing Roudhouse celebrate Purple Rain? How about a double disc re-mastered Special Edition Purple Rain/Roadhouse Garden? would that do? | |
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On Mtv in 1999 back when Prince was promoting Rave, Kurt Loder asked Prince if Roadhouse was still on. He said yes...Oh well. | |
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BRING DA FUNK...WE CAN'T WAIT!! | |
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Marrk said: dumbass said: dorothyparker87 said: Wouldn't it be great to release "Roadhouse Garden" in 2004 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? I love that idea.
how would releasing Roudhouse celebrate Purple Rain? How about a double disc re-mastered Special Edition Purple Rain/Roadhouse Garden? would that do? any celebration to Purple Rain should include Purple Rain. would it make sense if Steven Spielberg re-released Jaws to celebrate the anniversary of E.T.? this message brought to you by logic. | |
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well folks...as exciting as it would be for a reunion, I doubt it will ever happen. And besides, W&L have a career. The girls have got it together - they have stability...
and when you assess Prince and co-workers over the past decade or so, stability doesnt exist...Shame! | |
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I have just this week relented and listened to "Electric Intercourse", "Moonbeam Levels", "The Line", "The Grand Progression", "All My Dreams", "Purple Music", "The Dance Electric", "Wonderful Ass" and some others for the first time in shitty bootleg quality.
I swore I never would but I have given up all hope on any of this stuff ever getting released properly. And after hearing it, it really pains me that the closest the NPGMC ever came to giving the fans what they wanted was the release of "Splash" in the first month of the first year. And that's it. Apart from "In a Large Room with No Light" all this stuff is classic... I know u people worthless scum give no heart but wrath of insults a brain-driven wave of destruction your bite is worse than your vocabulary. Shame on you all of you. Go feed your pigs coward. | |
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