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Forever In My Life TreadBare's post on 'Still Would Stand All Time' got me thinking about 'Forever in my Life' off Small Club.
I always hear people talk about the other great tracks off Small Club, but 'Forever in my Life' is nearly always ignored. I never really got into this track when i listend to 'Sign o' the Times', but it all makes sense during this performance. First off, i should say that the track has to be played loud. Real loud to have the desired effect. So put it on loud. Now I don't care who you are, this tune will have you singing aloud and moving your ass all over the place. Doesn't matter the mood or time.. whenever i hear it i get in the best mood and i wanna go out and party. A real great track to play when your having a shower before a big night out. "You can make it right, you can make it right, middle of the day, middle of the night!" "London, i've adopted a name that has no pronounciation.... is that cool with you?"
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Sly said: TreadBare's post on 'Still Would Stand All Time' got me thinking about 'Forever in my Life' off Small Club.
I always hear people talk about the other great tracks off Small Club, but 'Forever in my Life' is nearly always ignored. I never really got into this track when i listend to 'Sign o' the Times', but it all makes sense during this performance. First off, i should say that the track has to be played loud. Real loud to have the desired effect. So put it on loud. Now I don't care who you are, this tune will have you singing aloud and moving your ass all over the place. Doesn't matter the mood or time.. whenever i hear it i get in the best mood and i wanna go out and party. A real great track to play when your having a shower before a big night out. "You can make it right, you can make it right, middle of the day, middle of the night!" Sly, I'm tryin' my best to hang with P's rhythm guitar playing right now, but I just can't seem to get his funky vibe. :woodshed: | |
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be sure 2 have a listen 2 the Camden Palace 1988 version . | |
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Sly said: I never really got into this track when i listend to 'Sign o' the Times', but it all makes sense during this performance. This is possibly my all time favourite Prince track. The SOT version passed me by at first but the SOT movie version just blows me away... the way it breaks down, the screaming into the mic, the band marching... it's incredible. The Small Club version rocks too... it was the first song on that boot that i couldn't take off repeat! |
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markos said: be sure 2 have a listen 2 the Camden Palace 1988 version .
I'll look out for it. Thanks Markos. "London, i've adopted a name that has no pronounciation.... is that cool with you?"
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funkyfine said: Sly said: I never really got into this track when i listend to 'Sign o' the Times', but it all makes sense during this performance. This is possibly my all time favourite Prince track. The SOT version passed me by at first but the SOT movie version just blows me away... the way it breaks down, the screaming into the mic, the band marching... it's incredible. The Small Club version rocks too... it was the first song on that boot that i couldn't take off repeat! This is going to sound awful. I nearly always skip 'Forver in my Life' on the SOTT movie, probably because it didn't grab me on the album version. I'm going to have to get it out and have another look. This could easily become one of my favourite tracks. Another reason why we need SOTT movie on DVD. Damn, give me that over the 'Purple Rain' dvd any day! "London, i've adopted a name that has no pronounciation.... is that cool with you?"
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ThreadBare said: Sly said: TreadBare's post on 'Still Would Stand All Time' got me thinking about 'Forever in my Life' off Small Club.
I always hear people talk about the other great tracks off Small Club, but 'Forever in my Life' is nearly always ignored. I never really got into this track when i listend to 'Sign o' the Times', but it all makes sense during this performance. First off, i should say that the track has to be played loud. Real loud to have the desired effect. So put it on loud. Now I don't care who you are, this tune will have you singing aloud and moving your ass all over the place. Doesn't matter the mood or time.. whenever i hear it i get in the best mood and i wanna go out and party. A real great track to play when your having a shower before a big night out. "You can make it right, you can make it right, middle of the day, middle of the night!" Sly, I'm tryin' my best to hang with P's rhythm guitar playing right now, but I just can't seem to get his funky vibe. :woodshed: If you play the song like i sing the song we've got quite a long way to go! lol!  "London, i've adopted a name that has no pronounciation.... is that cool with you?"
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Sly said: Another reason why we need SOTT movie on DVD. Damn, give me that over the 'Purple Rain' dvd any day! Absolutely. I have only ever watched PR once... Sign of the Times i put on loud and listen to it like an album. |
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markos said: be sure 2 have a listen 2 the Camden Palace 1988 version .
Or, maybe a bit easier to find, on '4 Those of you on Valium', which is the version I prefer of this great live version. I absolutely love the rhythm guitar part. Prince apparently liked it also, since he revived it for some European D&P shows, where it was one of the highlights of the whole tour IMHO. Eelco | |
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eelco said: markos said: be sure 2 have a listen 2 the Camden Palace 1988 version .
Or, maybe a bit easier to find, on '4 Those of you on Valium', which is the version I prefer of this great live version. I absolutely love the rhythm guitar part. Prince apparently liked it also, since he revived it for some European D&P shows, where it was one of the highlights of the whole tour IMHO. Eelco How can you get THAT funky on an acoustic guitar? | |
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calldapplwondery83 said: eelco said: markos said: be sure 2 have a listen 2 the Camden Palace 1988 version .
Or, maybe a bit easier to find, on '4 Those of you on Valium', which is the version I prefer of this great live version. I absolutely love the rhythm guitar part. Prince apparently liked it also, since he revived it for some European D&P shows, where it was one of the highlights of the whole tour IMHO. Eelco How can you get THAT funky on an acoustic guitar? I also think the Valium version is better, (but then they are both great.) Just so raw and joyous. If you watch the DVD, you can see that one of his strings is broken - amazing. Hearing this version was the first time I actually really enjoyed the song - sounds like a great gospel song. All orgnotes and emails requesting trades or how to acquire bootleggage will be ignored. - The ThreadKiller - | |
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