Dutch number one dancestation ID&T radio declared 'Musicology' their 'Essential of the week' --- which garantuees ultra-high rotation.

The interesting part is, that they play not only the full version (around five minutes), but include a segue that
follows the song. It starts with the familiar 'Did you hear this old-school joint? Don't you EVER touch my stereo',
followed by acapella harmonized vocals 'I've got good and plenty, for you soul' (something along these lines).
After that, you hear some of the hits played through an AM-radio filter: 'If I was your girlfriend', '17 days'(!),
'Kiss' and 'Sign o' the times'. Prince then states 'Rockin' you coast to coast, chips and wigs, wigs and chips (guessed again).

Has anyone heard this in full on their radio? It sounded almost like a commercial for his upcoming tour, like he did on Leno.



Also, there must be a three minute edit for the primetime shows coming up...

I haven't heard it on the radio yet. But then, I never listen to the radio.

hmm sounds interesting... maybe this will turn up as the album version...

To be fully specific... I just heard the album, the version I spoke of is actually the album cut.
And the outro is actually the intro to 'Illusion, pimp, coma & circumstance'