quote:I also heard that Prince wrote a song for the Live Aid concert. Too bad he couldn't make it to the real show...
He did?
I know that he recorded a song (can't remember the title right now, though) for the We Are The World album, but didn't participate in the song itself. If I recall correctly, he had some particular issues and problems with the way the whole thing was being handled, so he recorded just a solo song for the album.
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I believe that song was called "4 The Tears In Your Eyes".
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Christopher Tracy: I must have that disease, what's the name of it? Mary: It's called Stupid. Mary: If you don't get out of my house, I'll have my father's guards throw you out! Christopher Tracy: Why? 'Cause you ain't bad enough to do it yo'self?
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Those two quotes from UTCM are also my favorites... Posts: 1057 | From: With my mouse pals on Baker Street | Registered: Nov 2005 | Site Updates: 0
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K I am a little off on this one because I just read the title so I am going to respond. I honestly do not know what the big deal is about Prince. I mean he has some awesome songs but he looks like a little bug to me. He and I and about a million other people share the same birthday so I have always been a little intrigued with him because of that. I dont' think that I would even purchase any new stuff that he has out now because I think he has changed so much.
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Ditto. But I can understand...or at least my sister can. Posts: 1057 | From: With my mouse pals on Baker Street | Registered: Nov 2005 | Site Updates: 0
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I like his 80s stuff, but anything post-1989 is awful IMO. He would been better off to retire in 1989...
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quote:Originally posted by MotleyRulz: I like his 80s stuff, but anything post-1989 is awful IMO. He would been better off to retire in 1989...
"Diamonds and Pearls" was a cool ballad type song. I also liked "Money Don't Matter 2 Nite" from the same album.
That was 1991, but alot of pop culture from that year had sort of a late '80s afterglow on it. Truthfully 1989-91 is almost an era unto itself, like after the "real '80s" but before the "grunge '90s".
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I've heard a few songs from 3121 and I really only liked "Black Sweat" and "Love." Give me "Controversey" or "Erotic City" anyday!
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I like "Black Sweat", as well as "Beautiful, Loved, & Blessed", "Te Amo Corazon", & "Fury". Posts: 1057 | From: With my mouse pals on Baker Street | Registered: Nov 2005 | Site Updates: 0
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You know, I've been thinking, what would you like to hear on Prince's next album? Posts: 1057 | From: With my mouse pals on Baker Street | Registered: Nov 2005 | Site Updates: 0
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More of a Purple Rain sound. Nothin beats him in the 80s....
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Forgive me for bumping up an old thread. I hadn't been on the forum in a few years. But I had to respond in a thread dedicated to my favorite artist. I'm a Prince fanatic, hardcore since the 1999 album (hence the username). I was hardcore to the point that I used to buy the vinyl AND cassette releases of his albums, as well as the regular vinyl singles and 12" maxi-singles because I wanted EVERYTHING he put out. The 80s were his golden age, but I'm still a major fan to this day. Seen him in concert three times and was lucky to get his autograph at a record signing (back when he was the unpronounceable symbol). So yeah, to answer the thread question: ME!!!!! lol
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But I had to respond in a thread dedicated to my favorite artist. I'm a Prince fanatic, hardcore since the 1999 album (hence the username). I was hardcore to the point that I used to buy the vinyl AND cassette releases of his albums, as well as the regular vinyl singles and 12" maxi-singles because I wanted EVERYTHING he put out. The 80s were his golden age, but I'm still a major fan to this day. Seen him in concert three times and was lucky to get his autograph at a record signing (back when he was the unpronounceable symbol). So yeah, to answer the thread question: ME!!!!! lol
