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In my House is hotter than any Vanity 6 or Appolonia 6 track. Fact? [Edited 10/2/06 10:28am] | |
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Perhaps. However, if you included Vanity 6, then the answer would be no. "Nasty Girl" wipes the floor with "In My House". | |
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sextonseven said: Perhaps. However, if you included Vanity 6, then the answer would be no. "Nasty Girl" wipes the floor with "In My House".
oh? I meant vanity 6, edit... | |
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lilgish said: sextonseven said: Perhaps. However, if you included Vanity 6, then the answer would be no. "Nasty Girl" wipes the floor with "In My House".
oh? I meant vanity 6, edit... In My House is a jam and a half, but "Nasty Girl" has one of the best hooks of any Prince song, ever. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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It sounds like a great Prince song.
I love Rick James, but he made a lingerie clad all girl group and a pinstripe suit gangster looking band that featured do-rags...sounds familiar My Legacy
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lilgish said: sextonseven said: Perhaps. However, if you included Vanity 6, then the answer would be no. "Nasty Girl" wipes the floor with "In My House".
oh? I meant vanity 6, edit... 
Well then the answer really is no. I don't even think that is the Mary Jane Girls' best song. I like "Candy Man" more than "In My House". add edit [Edited 10/2/06 10:34am] | |
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namepeace said: lilgish said: oh? I meant vanity 6, edit... In My House is a jam and a half, but "Nasty Girl" has one of the best hooks of any Prince song, ever. That maybe so but Happy B-day Mr. Christian is the ruler of them all! | |
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It's a funky track, but I prefer "Nasty Girl" and "Sex Shooter". |
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There's no doubt The Mary Jane Girls were more talented than Vanity 6 and Apollonia 6 but I like The Mary Jane Girls' music the least of the three. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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sextonseven said: lilgish said: oh? I meant vanity 6, edit...
Well then the answer really is no. I don't even think that is the Mary Jane Girls' best song. I like "Candy Man" more than "In My House". add edit [Edited 10/2/06 10:34am] "In My House" isn't my favorite song by The Mary Jane Girls either. My favorite is "Boys", then "Candy Man". . . [Edited 10/2/06 13:43pm] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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Love it, they got all the "6" women beat vocally, but for "hotness" I'll go w/ "Nasty Girl"...   I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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cborgman said: i'd take sex shooter, nasty girl, happy birthday mr. christian, or drive me wild over in my house any day.
But I'd take in My house over most of the crap that's left over on those 2 albums Sex Shooter and Nasty Girl are prime A cuts tho  2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: cborgman said: i'd take sex shooter, nasty girl, happy birthday mr. christian, or drive me wild over in my house any day.
But I'd take in My house over most of the crap that's left over on those 2 albums Sex Shooter and Nasty Girl are prime A cuts tho true Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton | |
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lilgish said: Fact?
"In My House" was FONKY. But I liked "All Night Long" better. As far as the comparison to Vanity/Appolonia 6 goes, I would say that "Nasty Girls" and "Sex Shooter" are just as hot. The only difference is the Mary Jane Girls are better singers.[Edited 10/2/06 10:28am] | |
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Isn't this really another Prince vs Rick James thread since they were the real musicians behind the music?I doubt if any members of both groups ever picked up an instrument. That said, I prefer Boys over In My House, but would pick Nasty Girls overall. | |
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lilgish said: Fact?
[Edited 10/2/06 10:28am] Blue Limo alone kicks In My House's ass "when Im in those arms of yours I'm so gone"-With U/Janet | |
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NDRU said: It sounds like a great Prince song.
I love Rick James, but he made a lingerie clad all girl group and a pinstripe suit gangster looking band that featured do-rags...sounds familiar Well, actually, Rick already had the idea of doing the Mary Jane Girls BEFORE P hit with Vanity6. When Denise was dating Rick, he told her he was going to put a girl group around her. More than likely, she told P this when she hooked up with P. Similar to P beating Rick to the punch with one of Rick's concept with the film Purple Rain. Rick had talked about doing this musical film in 82 called "Alice In Ghettoland" which would feature himself, Teena, the Stone City Band, etc. SynthiaRose said "I'm in love with blackguitaristz. Especially when he talks about Hendrix."
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PhilG said: Isn't this really another Prince vs Rick James thread since they were the real musicians behind the music?I doubt if any members of both groups ever picked up an instrument. That said, I prefer Boys over In My House, but would pick Nasty Girls overall.
Well..... SORTA. Rick didn't actually play the Bass on his recordings or The Mary Jane Girls. "He's a musician's musician..." |
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blackguitaristz said: NDRU said: It sounds like a great Prince song.
I love Rick James, but he made a lingerie clad all girl group and a pinstripe suit gangster looking band that featured do-rags...sounds familiar Well, actually, Rick already had the idea of doing the Mary Jane Girls BEFORE P hit with Vanity6. When Denise was dating Rick, he told her he was going to put a girl group around her. More than likely, she told P this when she hooked up with P. Similar to P beating Rick to the punch with one of Rick's concept with the film Purple Rain. Rick had talked about doing this musical film in 82 called "Alice In Ghettoland" which would feature himself, Teena, the Stone City Band, etc. Exactly. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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blackguitaristz said: NDRU said: It sounds like a great Prince song.
I love Rick James, but he made a lingerie clad all girl group and a pinstripe suit gangster looking band that featured do-rags...sounds familiar Well, actually, Rick already had the idea of doing the Mary Jane Girls BEFORE P hit with Vanity6. When Denise was dating Rick, he told her he was going to put a girl group around her. More than likely, she told P this when she hooked up with P. Similar to P beating Rick to the punch with one of Rick's concept with the film Purple Rain. Rick had talked about doing this musical film in 82 called "Alice In Ghettoland" which would feature himself, Teena, the Stone City Band, etc. but who knows when Prince had the idea?
It just looks suspicious--Process & The Do Rags and the Mary Jane Girls. But Prince has a talent for incorporating others' ideas into his own thing, so maybe HE stole it like you say. Actually, I heard of both Rick's bands before Prince's! Rick was slightly more mainstream at the time I think. [Edited 10/2/06 14:27pm] My Legacy
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NDRU said: blackguitaristz said: Well, actually, Rick already had the idea of doing the Mary Jane Girls BEFORE P hit with Vanity6. When Denise was dating Rick, he told her he was going to put a girl group around her. More than likely, she told P this when she hooked up with P. Similar to P beating Rick to the punch with one of Rick's concept with the film Purple Rain. Rick had talked about doing this musical film in 82 called "Alice In Ghettoland" which would feature himself, Teena, the Stone City Band, etc. but who knows when Prince had the idea?
It just looks suspicious--Process & The Do Rags and the Mary Jane Girls. But Prince has a talent for incorporating others' ideas into his own thing, so maybe HE stole it like you say. Actually, I heard of both Rick's bands before Prince's! Rick was slightly more mainstream at the time I think. In 1981? 'Street Songs' vs. 'Controversy'? Slightly is an understatement. | |
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NDRU said: blackguitaristz said: Well, actually, Rick already had the idea of doing the Mary Jane Girls BEFORE P hit with Vanity6. When Denise was dating Rick, he told her he was going to put a girl group around her. More than likely, she told P this when she hooked up with P. Similar to P beating Rick to the punch with one of Rick's concept with the film Purple Rain. Rick had talked about doing this musical film in 82 called "Alice In Ghettoland" which would feature himself, Teena, the Stone City Band, etc. but who knows when Prince had the idea?
It just looks suspicious--Process & The Do Rags and the Mary Jane Girls. But Prince has a talent for incorporating others' ideas into his own thing, so maybe HE stole it like you say. Actually, I heard of both Rick's bands before Prince's! Rick was slightly more mainstream at the time I think. [Edited 10/2/06 14:27pm] I'll admit that Process and the Do Rags may have been Rick copying after Prince and Rick even started dressing like Prince in later years. However, Rick already had protegees before Prince. In 1979, Rick's second year, he had Teena Marie and in 1980 had a separate Stone City Band album out. Prince's first protegee act was The Time in 1981. Also, Rick came out the box with an outrageous stage presence. Prince wasn't really outrageous until he went on the tour with Rick. I can believe that Rick had thought of The Mary Girls first because he had already done other things first that Prince later did. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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sextonseven said: NDRU said: but who knows when Prince had the idea?
It just looks suspicious--Process & The Do Rags and the Mary Jane Girls. But Prince has a talent for incorporating others' ideas into his own thing, so maybe HE stole it like you say. Actually, I heard of both Rick's bands before Prince's! Rick was slightly more mainstream at the time I think. In 1981? 'Street Songs' vs. 'Controversy'? Slightly is an understatement. Is that when Rick's bands came out? I figured I knew who Prince was at the time, but not the Time & Vanity. But I only heard of Prince when 1999 came out. My Legacy
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vainandy said: I'll admit that Process and the Do Rags may have been Rick copying after Prince and Rick even started dressing like Prince in later years. However, Rick already had protegees before Prince. In 1979, Rick's second year, he had Teena Marie and in 1980 had a separate Stone City Band album out. Prince's first protegee act was The Time in 1981. Also, Rick came out the box with an outrageous stage presence. Prince wasn't really outrageous until he went on the tour with Rick. I can believe that Rick had thought of The Mary Girls first because he had already done other things first that Prince later did. Rick was definitely an original. I think the whole mix of rock & funk that Prince gets so much credit for was called "funk punk" by Rick first. No doubt Prince learned a few things from him (maybe what NOT to do as well!). My Legacy
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NDRU said: sextonseven said: In 1981? 'Street Songs' vs. 'Controversy'? Slightly is an understatement. Is that when Rick's bands came out? I figured I knew who Prince was at the time, but not the Time & Vanity. But I only heard of Prince when 1999 came out. Rick James and Protegees: Rick James - 1978 Teena Marie - 1979 Stone City Band - 1980 The Mary Jane Girls - 1982 Also, Rick had started producing other artists in 1982...The Temptations "Standing On The Top" and Kleeer "She Said She Loves Me" in 1983 beating Prince to the punch in that category as well. Prince produced Sheena Easton's "Sugar Walls" in 1984. He also discovered Bobby Nunn in 1982 (which sounded just like Prince)
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NDRU said: vainandy said: I'll admit that Process and the Do Rags may have been Rick copying after Prince and Rick even started dressing like Prince in later years. However, Rick already had protegees before Prince. In 1979, Rick's second year, he had Teena Marie and in 1980 had a separate Stone City Band album out. Prince's first protegee act was The Time in 1981. Also, Rick came out the box with an outrageous stage presence. Prince wasn't really outrageous until he went on the tour with Rick. I can believe that Rick had thought of The Mary Girls first because he had already done other things first that Prince later did. Rick was definitely an original. I think the whole mix of rock & funk that Prince gets so much credit for was called "funk punk" by Rick first. No doubt Prince learned a few things from him (maybe what NOT to do as well!). Actually The Isley Brothers had both of them beat first with a mix of funk and rock. Parliament had them beat first also with the protegees. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: Rick James and Protegees: Rick James - 1978 Teena Marie - 1979 Stone City Band - 1980 The Mary Jane Girls - 1982 Also, Rick had started producing other artists in 1982...The Temptations "Standing On The Top" and Kleeer "She Said She Loves Me" in 1983 beating Prince to the punch in that category as well. Prince produced Sheena Easton's "Sugar Walls" in 1984. He also discovered Bobby Nunn in 1982 (which sounded just like Prince)
Prince and Protegees: Prince - 1978 The Time - 1981 Vanity 6 - 1982 cool. thanks. I was just a young'un at the time. I was a Rick James fan before a Prince fan, though. Just never got as deep into him as Prince. My Legacy
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vainandy said: Actually The Isley Brothers had both of them beat first with a mix of funk and rock. sure, lots of people did that before, but the new wave/punk and R&B style was kind of their domain, right? My Legacy
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