..not that I ever did, but still.

Prince working with Wendy and Lisa would be just wrong. Not becuase either is inferior to the other, but it just wouldn't work.
Same goes with the others.

If he would've showed up for the familly jamm, that would've been cool, but other than things like that, I really hope that there WON'T be one.


If something nice is done next year, cool. But I really hope they never work together again, it would be a train wreck, not because either sucks, but they're wayyy too diferent now.


...just some thoughts

Agreed.A Revolution reunion would be pointless.


I think too much time has passed.It just wouldn't excite me at all.I'd much rather see a reunion of the SOTT/Lovesexy band.

DavidEye said:

I agree...now THAT would be great...put Sheila back on drums and Atlanta and Eric on Horns...I'm gonna wet my pants...RIGHT NOW..

same here. i could care less about reunions.

All of you

Me too. I don't care if I ever see them reunited. I liked the revolution a lot, but that was history.

The reunion was during the ONA shows. Sheila, Eric all there

I think it would be cool to see them together again. it's not like any of them have been a smash success apart.

Yeah, they still sell CD's. Whoopie-doo!

It's about the family unit.

I agree with th e senitment in this about going back etc but lemme tell ya...when they came on and did Mountains ...aww forget it...aww shucks

I never did care much about a Revolution reunion. Although I always felt Wendy & Lisa brought more to his music from a songwriting perspective than most folks realized.

Especially from 1990 - 1996 or so. I'd have taken a Bobby Z. reunion at that point. But I've loved his musical direction over the last 3 or 4 years. So it's all good.

lovebizzare said:

Okay, but it wouldn't be so wrong to do a reunion joint in 2004, because that'll be 20 years since Purple Rain and the year that Prince would be inducted into the RHOF. It would be a great time to reminisce about those times. I mean, Prince isn't doing anything great out there, neither are the members of the Revolution.

However, I agree with the other posts that I would much rather see the musical entourage used during the time of "
"Sign of the Times". That band was the bomb and included most of the original Revolution members, except Bobby Z. (replaced by the infamous Sheila E.)