At 37:55 there is a weird sound playing before he plays the riff to Something In The Water, what is it? I love the sound I want to recreate it at home, I'm guessing it's a OB-8 or Yamaha DX-7 preset ...

Certainly they wouldn’t have remixed and remastered this concert in 4K for just one Paisley Park party. They did the same with a W2A show recently (Greensboro maybe?), that was shown at PP and ...

My initial thoughts, listening on earphones: Around The World In A Day - Vocals quite dry, kick drum sounding very thick. Overall, I think the mix could have been balanced a bit better, but no ...

Besides the six-page article on Prince, there is also a six-page article on The Bangles and their album Different Light. And in the "Top 40 singles of the year" feature Prince's "Kiss" nabs the second ...

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Tommy Lee has a third fucking leg. Prince would pretty much lose that sword fight. Well Folks, the Org Dickologist is still doing her Field Research and it takes time. So after I compare data, I will ...

I'd guess and say that 1985 was not the right time to launch The Family. In 1984, when Sheila E was launched - anything Prince-related was gold. Plus The Glamorous Life was really, really good stuff - ...

This was provided by Warner Records, i.e. this is the non-USA version. The USA will have a video proviced by Legacy Secords, i.e. Sony.

I don't think it's weird. It just means that your tastes don't align with 99% of other Prince fans. A little unusual, maybe. But nobody can tell you that your opinions are weird. Personally, I like ...

Ha! This reminds me of when I moved to Florida to go to college and found out I just missed the Purple Rain Tour in Tampa... Man, was I bummed out. "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the ...

The Black Album isn't anywhere. Supposedly the Estate haven't made it availble due to Prince's wishes. I'm not sure if that's been verified or just fan speculation. The Black Album isn't anywhere.

Unlike more modern "beatmakers" like Flying Lotus and Madlib, Prince was very fond of robotic preciseness of his programmed drums. He was also stuck to the same linn sounds throughout the 80s. I'm ...