Mon 25 Aug, 23:20 - 00:20 60 mins

Liquid Assets uncovers the truth behind Prince - a miniature legend who seemingly lives to make music. From humble beginnings to Paisley Park extravagance, presenter Max Flint goes on a journey in temperatures of minus twenty degrees centigrade to the place where Prince grew up and tells the story of Prince's Millions, and more importantly his ability to spend them. The programme explores Prince's homes, from rags to riches, and uncovers the truth behind Warner's dealings with the symbol, plus the musician's ex-manager talks exclusively for the first time about Prince and his unusual career.

saw it...very funny. Prince really is an ass!!

Vashti said:

did you just flame Prince?

milty said:

WHO???

milty said:

OMG...look me up in a prison...and make me read the Watchtower for punishment!!

Vashti said:

look out here he comes...and he's got his big brother Larry with him.

i dunno about that forty million they quoted. how could they possibly know that? i know they get ppl like financial investigators and stuff but how the hell could Prince have 103 million and chuck sixty million in a such a short few years?
i do believe Prince does spend on nice things and he likes only the best but i guess he does not see money as the be and end of all.

milty said:

Is this a serious special? Is there a transcript of it or any information on it? It sounds interesting.

Vashti said:

Hahahaha, Larry Graham! Hahahahaha, JW's!

Don't you think the LG and JW bashing is getting a little tired and outplayed? Maybe it is time for some of you to start respecting another man's opinion and beliefs, especially since Prince brought so much joy to your lifes with his musical abilities...

This disrespectful, simplistic behaviour is really starting to annoy me by now.

Hahahaha, Larry Graham! Hahahahaha, JW's!

milty said:

Because HE'S 'Prince' of course!
Like Bob Cavallo said, just after Purple Rain, he had 27 Mill in the bank - after that, at such a young age I can see how anyone would use their managers as simple facilitators of their dream.
That's not 2 say that's a bad thing, BUT - I do think he should've paid more attention 2 their advice rather than simply ignoring it - that's just plain ignorant.
He may as well have acted like a kid, and put his fingers in his ears and gone:
LALALALALALALALA-CANT HEAR U-LALALALALALALA!

[This message was edited Tue Aug 26 4:45:05 PDT 2003 by bananacologne]

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funkaholic1972 said:

You must be a JW yourself
[This message was edited Tue Aug 26 8:47:29 PDT 2003 by LadyCabDriver]

Quite enjoyed it actually, acknowledged his genius and fresh
interviews from Alan Leeds, Sandra St Victor, Gayle Chapman, Howard
Bloom etc.

LadyCabDriver said:

No, I am not. It is just that unlike some other people here I always try to respect another man's opinions and/ or beliefs.