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This song reminds me of some chats "Everybody Loves Me" <!-- s --><!-- s -->
That song, Act of God, i mean, come on <!-- s --><!-- s --> the lyrics are not just random, or I am hoaxessed...IDK <!-- s --><!-- s -->
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This song reminds me of some chats "Everybody Loves Me" <!-- s --><!-- s -->
That song, Act of God, i mean, come on <!-- s --><!-- s --> the lyrics are not just random, or I am hoaxessed...IDK <!-- s --><!-- s -->
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Prince watched Michael Moore's Capitalism A Love Story, for sure. He even linked to it from his website.
Thankyou will listen wonder why he is giving the album for free it must be good publicity and to gain new fans
This was an excellent way to avoid interference from the record industry. The newspapers paid for the CDs so Prince got his money, and was assured his album was spread.
The album has a hidden track called 'Track 77'. I just ripped it on my PC and went <!-- s:o -->:o<!-- s:o --> <!-- s:o -->:o<!-- s:o --> <!-- s:o -->:o<!-- s:o --> <!-- s:o -->:o<!-- s:o --> <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: --> <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: --> <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: --> when I saw it!!
"The Internet's completely over," Prince declared to England's Daily Mirror, sounding like he's ready to party not quite like it's 1999, but more like '79. "I don't see why I should give my new music to iTunes or anyone else [digitally]. They won't pay me an advance for it, and then they get angry when they can't get it....All these computers and digital gadgets are no good. They just fill your head with numbers and that can't be good for you."
Prince's rejection of all thing Interweb came as quite a shock, considering that the man was once seemingly completely besotted with the digital revolution. For a man who very publicly battled with his record label, Warner Bros., because he wanted to release more product than Warner was willing to, a guy with hundreds of unreleased songs under his purple belt, it seemed like the perfect means to get all that music to the fans, eliminating the middleman.
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Thanks for posting. I like the song. It is a brave statement.
BEING IN THE U.S. SUCKS RIGHT NOW IT'S LIKE SHOWING A KID A LOLLIPOP LOOK I HAVE IT THEY GET IT YOU DON'T!!! I WANT IT NOW! I'M READING ALL THE REVIEWS AND GOING I WISH I COULD HEAR IT. PRINCE WHY YOU LIKE DAT?
I get what Prince means by "the internet is over" when comparing it to MTV. MTV used to show tons and tons of music videos but now it's all advertisements in your face and mindless crap... much like the internet is now. It wasn't always this full of pop-ups, ads, and viral marketing etc. <!-- s --><!-- s -->
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I have listened to the album it is great but hard to understand
It leaked yesterday already, have been enjoying it <!-- s;) -->;)<!-- s;) -->
For those who don't follow me on Twitter, here's the link again to listen to it: <!-- m -->http://tinyurl.com/2fzqy2s<!-- m -->
I especially like Act of God, listen to the lyrics please...
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Once I thought that TS was Prince <!-- s
This song reminds me of some chats "Everybody Loves Me" <!-- s
That song, Act of God, i mean, come on <!-- s
No you're not hoaxessed <!-- s
Prince watched Michael Moore's Capitalism A Love Story, for sure. He even linked to it from his website.
This was an excellent way to avoid interference from the record industry. The newspapers paid for the CDs so Prince got his money, and was assured his album was spread.
Prince is not on Twitter...
Yep, more 7's for Prince!
Prince's rejection of all thing Interweb came as quite a shock, considering that the man was once seemingly completely besotted with the digital revolution. For a man who very publicly battled with his record label, Warner Bros., because he wanted to release more product than Warner was willing to, a guy with hundreds of unreleased songs under his purple belt, it seemed like the perfect means to get all that music to the fans, eliminating the middleman.
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Thanks for posting. I like the song. It is a brave statement.
I am so LATE in seeing this thread, lol..
I like this song too, the beat Reminds me of "Lets GO crazy!"
UK get's ALL the good FREE stuff, we american's messed everything up... <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
Didn't treat our artists correctly. Sad.
Peace
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Ok I admit it, I had a huge crush... I was 16 when Purple Rain came out...
Morris Day and The Time are still some of my ALL time favs. from this era.
love..Peace..Unity