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Lyrically, Musicology is Prince's first real post-9/11 album 9/11 isn't a dominating factor on the album like it was on Springsteen's The Rising, but issues arising from 9/11 get mentioned in three songs.
Issues with homeland security are mentioned in a way only Prince can talk about, in Call My Name: "Land of the free? Somebody lied. They can bug my phone, send people round my home - they'll only see you and me makin' love inside" Cinnamon Girl is all about Mani's response to 9/11 (I assume). Dear Mr. Man has mentions of issues surrounding the events of the last few years too. Depending on semantics, perhaps this is Prince's most "political" album? | |
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booyah said: 9/11 isn't a dominating factor on the album like it was on Springsteen's The Rising, but issues arising from 9/11 get mentioned in three songs.
Issues with homeland security are mentioned in a way only Prince can talk about, in Call My Name: "Land of the free? Somebody lied. They can bug my phone, send people round my home - they'll only see you and me makin' love inside" Cinnamon Girl is all about Mani's response to 9/11 (I assume). Dear Mr. Man has mentions of issues surrounding the events of the last few years too. Depending on semantics, perhaps this is Prince's most "political" album? That's a PRETTY BIG STRETCH IMO considering it "political". Especially in Call my Name, I don't think he's referring to homeland security, it seems like a general statement, and nothing he didn't mention in "New World". | |
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