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If Prince was still "The Artist"... ...would the Musicology project (album and tour) be as successful? I mean would folks still be willing to endure that extra wierdness for the sake of this material? Or could it be that there's a renaissance due to the 20th anniversary of "Purple Rain"? While I think it's safe to say this is his strongest stuff in years, I'm just not sure the overall public would be as into it. What do ya'll think? | |
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I think so because most people never stopped calling Prince anyway. SO WHAT IF WE'RE CONTROLLING ALL THE OIL, IS IT WORTH THE CHILD DYING 4?
"Don't make my daughter sound like that Prince guy!" Joseph Jackson to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis | |
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I think his reversion to the name Prince has a lot to do with the general public's and critics' perception of him being not so weird anymore and therefore accessible. | |
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mrdespues said: I think his reversion to the name Prince has a lot to do with the general public's and critics' perception of him being not so weird anymore and therefore accessible.
My thoughts exactly. | |
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mrdespues said: I think his reversion to the name Prince has a lot to do with the general public's and critics' perception of him being not so weird anymore and therefore accessible.
Couldn't have said it better. I always believed that once he changed his name back to Prince, people would listen again and the music would get better. All of that has happened. I'm not a fan of "old Prince". I'm not a fan of "new Prince". I'm just a fan of Prince. Simple as that | |
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