They’re probably prioritizing W2A first

But dear god please any other super deluxe other than D&P
I wonder how much Legacy records deal affected the way how they planned on distributing these albums

How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore.........

flawless ballad

The Time’s self titled debut was remastered and re-released as a deluxe edition

open.spotify.com/album/0UIMsob2YtFLaPapO9KkL5?si=Vzk_gPRmSHCuPds9HHSkYQ&dl_branch=1

This marketing s*** is easy. Why don’t they sell it with a mirror and Jerome and Morris & Jamie Starr (hell include all The Time ) action figures? Yaaaaaaaisssssss 😭😭😭

Lol. Hopefully this means the estate will start re-releasing all protege records

wonder if this means we'll be getting remastered sheila albums and other prince protege works

this

Morris Day’s Debut is really good lol, some nice synth funk all round

Doesn’t have that impeccable 1980’s Prince production but it’s great nonetheless

remembered him today, hes still growing

P was so coked out during this era

Post to video thumbnail correlation off the charts

Favourite era of mine regardless.

Dear Prince Estate, please re-release/remaster the Black Album if you’re going to keep taking down the versions of the album on YouTube

Sincerely,

All Prince fans

shooting love in your directionnn

youngggg issss the nighttttt

@Water_Giver

He always made music for the ladies or for a particular person. Also when he sung in the uppers and falsetto, he stated he wanted it to sound similar to a woman because he preferred women singing over men and the baritone/tenor.

And I wonder if that's a Cameo, James Brown influence as well

He did a really good balancing act with everhthing that surprisingly got him accepted by "everybody".

Crazy how he was also able to pull off "artsy" or serious songs/concepts while still being able to produce entertaining & "fun" music. Even dedicating entire albums to one or the other side & making it work & still seem sincere.

Complicated man that made a lot seem effortless.

giving graffiti bridge a first ever spin today...

always loved this track, let's see how the rest of the album holds up

“Can’t Stop This Feeling I Got;” “The Question of U;” “Elephants & Flowers;” “We Can Funk;” “Joy in Repetition;” “Tick, Tick, Bang;” “Thieves in the Temple;” and “Still Would Stand All Time” are the highlights in my opinion.

@op any other songs with this vibe?

It's all great except for the protege's. The Love Machine track- I'm not really cool on that, The Time-Shake I don't really like that.

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The Mavis track..

this was the first & last soundtrack he incorporated other's like this as the main artist.

This album has all of this on it though.

Still would Stand all time/Joy in Repetition/We Can Funk/Thieves/Question of U/Latest Fashion/Elephants and Flowers/NPG/

It's funny how little harmonica prince put In his music. There's Thieves in the Temple and then there is a song off "The Truth" lp. BUT he would put a harmonica player in his band in the last years of his life he was touring. He must have liked it more than a little bit.

He obviously didn't like to play it that much. I'd like to know what other track's he played using harmonica.

I can't knock an album that has Mavis, George, The Time all on different song's.

Unique song in his discog tbh, in terms of lyrical content and vibe. Def one of the best tracks on emancipation

Only song I can think of that’s similar rn is Pop Life or Strollin’

I’d even say Crucial, but I’m less sure about that one

Used to hate on dis dude without even listening to his music

I recognize his greatness now