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Thread started 04/29/04 7:03pm

yamomma

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The most definitive Prince Funk album?

"The Black Album" or "Exodus"?

something else, maybe?

I'm putting together a Prince funk album for a bass player buddy of mine to practice too. A lot of tracks are from both of these albums so I thought I'd post one of those "VS" posts that I hate seeing on here time and time again.

Well?
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Reply #1 posted 04/29/04 7:06pm

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Track one is "Peak the Technique" from a live cut I recently re-discovered on my hard-drive.

I could have just gave him that one to kick his arse.
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Reply #2 posted 04/29/04 7:15pm

Famboozled

TRC.
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Reply #3 posted 04/29/04 7:19pm

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Famboozled said:

TRC.


I kinda call that his "jazz-funk-fusion album"
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Reply #4 posted 04/29/04 7:20pm

mrdespues

Definitely the Black Album.
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Reply #5 posted 04/29/04 7:23pm

bababooey

yamomma said:

"The Black Album" or "Exodus"?

something else, maybe?

I'm putting together a Prince funk album for a bass player buddy of mine to practice too. A lot of tracks are from both of these albums so I thought I'd post one of those "VS" posts that I hate seeing on here time and time again.

Well?



add cloreen baconskin and lalala,hehehe,cool bass in both tracks.
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Reply #6 posted 04/29/04 7:26pm

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mrdespues said:

Definitely the Black Album.


Both albums have a mood swing song like "When 2 R in Love" and "Cherry, Cherry". But which one is more funk saturated.

I'm leaning tward Exodus, but that may be because it's more bass heavy? I know that black album lacked some engineering work.
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Reply #7 posted 04/29/04 7:29pm

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bababooey said:

yamomma said:

"The Black Album" or "Exodus"?

something else, maybe?

I'm putting together a Prince funk album for a bass player buddy of mine to practice too. A lot of tracks are from both of these albums so I thought I'd post one of those "VS" posts that I hate seeing on here time and time again.

Well?



add cloreen baconskin and lalala,hehehe,cool bass in both tracks.



Love that song! "La la la, he he he" that is.
I only have that on wax though. The extended version is the only one worth copying to CD. The hits version cuts off where it's just about to get all funky and complete! IMO, that is.
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Reply #8 posted 04/29/04 7:35pm

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Famboozled said:

TRC.



Shiiit, usually I don't come down like this - but TRC is about as funky as a shrink

wrapped copy of NPS (although it’s much better than NPS but still, in my humble ass

opinion, extremely overrated). Answer to this Q has got to be the Black Album. No

question about it in my mind. 2nd place? 1999 and Dirty Mind.
ego tripping out
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Reply #9 posted 04/29/04 7:38pm

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LISTEN 7779311
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Reply #10 posted 04/29/04 7:40pm

mrdespues

yamomma said:

mrdespues said:

Definitely the Black Album.


Both albums have a mood swing song like "When 2 R in Love" and "Cherry, Cherry". But which one is more funk saturated.

I'm leaning tward Exodus, but that may be because it's more bass heavy? I know that black album lacked some engineering work.


i think you mean production work...the engineering is fine, otherwise we mightn't be hearing anything. it's just a standard prince eighties production...i think it's funky...exodus is too hip-hop influenced. i don't know, it's a toss up between electro funk of the black album or the hip hop savvy funk of exodus. it's a matter of taste i guess.
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Reply #11 posted 04/29/04 9:25pm

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It's not an "Official" realease but what about "Camille". Extreme hard electro-funk. cool
Fantasy is reality in the world today. But I'll keep hangin in there, that is the only way.
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Reply #12 posted 04/30/04 5:33am

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What's the word y'all?

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Reply #13 posted 04/30/04 6:34am

1nitealone

Dirty Mind" yall remember "Head" & "Uptown" dont Ya!
U gonna have 2 fight ure own damn war cuz we dont wanna fight no more!!
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Reply #14 posted 04/30/04 6:39am

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4 pure funkdified funkrageous slapyaupsidetheheadsillyfunk, I'd say EXODUS!

"Got some new devices 2 make u feel so good."
"If we ever naked in the same machine i'm a lick ya baby, joint 2 joint!"


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Reply #15 posted 04/30/04 6:46am

dodger

yamomma said:

mrdespues said:

Definitely the Black Album.


Both albums have a mood swing song like "When 2 R in Love" and "Cherry, Cherry". But which one is more funk saturated.

I'm leaning tward Exodus, but that may be because it's more bass heavy? I know that black album lacked some engineering work.


I agree about the Exodus tracks.
'the good life'
'big fun'
'the exodus has begun'
are some of his funkiest jams
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Reply #16 posted 04/30/04 7:02am

Jazz

How can it not be 1999?
DMSR Let's Pretend we're Married, Automatic, Delerious etc.
Whassup?
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Reply #17 posted 04/30/04 7:04am

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Jazz said:

How can it not be 1999?
DMSR Let's Pretend we're Married, Automatic, Delerious etc.
Whassup?

You forgot Lady Cab Driver. horns smile
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Reply #18 posted 04/30/04 7:05am

herb4

Exodus, with 'Cherry,Cherry' and the segues edited out.
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Reply #19 posted 04/30/04 7:36am

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I'd have 2 say 'The Black Album'... Prince was gonna call it 'The Funk Bible'.

Superfunkicalifragisexy!

G.
"He's a musician's musician..."
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Reply #20 posted 04/30/04 7:40am

Nightcrawler

yamomma said:

Track one is "Peak the Technique" from a live cut I recently re-discovered on my hard-drive.

I could have just gave him that one to kick his arse.



That´s from a concert in Paisley Park on 14/2/1994. The concert was filmed for "The Beautiful Experience"-Video and broadcast on the radio under the name "A Night In Erotic City". It´s my favourite concert ever!
See the man with the blue guitar, maybe one day he`ll be a star...
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Reply #21 posted 04/30/04 7:47am

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the black album is not produced or engineered poorly, it just sounds like the LP eq'd master was used for the cd... similar to lovesexy or Signothetimes. They need to make cds from a cd master... its up to warners... I think...
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