Thursday, April 21, 2016
Prince - The Hits/The B-Sides (3-disc set)
**sigh**. . . shit.
Another icon lost . . . He had so much left in the tank - creatively, personally and professionally. I know that time is finite for us all . . . but this one smarts.
Nothing much else left to say . . . Here's something by someone well-known, who succinctly expressed the overall feeling of Prince's passing today a lot better than I ever could:
All I can do in tribute to this great artist is to provide his music to you - so here you are: Prince's The Hits/The B-Sides three-disc compilation, released by Paisley Park Records and Warner Brothers Records on September 10th, 1993. I bought mine at the old Echo Records in Christchurch shortly after it came out - just looked at it; it still has the price tag on it all these years later: NZ$87.95. Worth every penny I spent on it, and then some.
My favorite song off of this set is "Erotic City" - this song was the JAM during the summer of '84:
Anyway, have a listen to this set tonight, enjoy, and remember this gifted, innovative and prolific artist as he transitions into the realm of legend. Rest well, Prince.
(Man, but I'm tired of writing these eulogy posts . . .)
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i'm still reeling. he was my first concert, in '85 on the purple rain tour, and it changed my relationship with music forever. maybe a small consolation: he's got quite a catalogue to enjoy. put the records on the turntable and enjoy. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAwesome album by an awesome artist. Thanks for helping me with my missing disc. You really made my day!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing a musical gift!
ReplyDeleteThanks you. I will be listening to this for awhile. Between Bowie and now Prince, we have lost 2 great artists.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this gem. Prince will be missed, not doubt. What a talents we lost on this year.
ReplyDeleteThanks and keep up the great job here,
Kike.
Thank you so much for sharing this classic music. I actually bought this years back, but haven't been able to find one of the discs. Prince was a musical prodigy. There will never be another like him and he will be dearly missed.
ReplyDeleteMany thanx for sharing...Like many of us, revisiting the music of His Purple Highness!
ReplyDeleteHe will be sorely missed,
T
From the USA to New Zealand, thank you for sharing. You've satisfied a thirst caused by this drought in the world of music.
ReplyDeleteThanks PP, great share & agree with your comments, not much more can be said. RIP.
ReplyDeleteBest, Marco
Thank you for sharing this wondrous collection.
ReplyDeletejust got it
ReplyDeleteit is sad to have no Prince no more
emabos
ONLY ONE PRINCE ... BUT DIDN'T HE GET AROUND!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. He will be missed...
ReplyDeleteVery happy to have found your site (one of the few that still have material by His Purpleness) and delighted to have received an answer from you so quickly. Thank you very much. I'll be checking in in the future.
ReplyDeletethanks for the great share!
ReplyDeleteI have this album. Or had. I can not find it for the life of me. Shocked and saddened greatly by Prince's sudden demise. Thank you for this!
ReplyDeleteI was always very impressed by Prince's electric guitar playing - not sure if that gets mentioned much, but he really had a unique sound and style.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks...a true genius of our times.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! I've been late getting on the Prince train so I have a lot of catching up to do. Much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much...I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this B sides collection!!
ReplyDeletehello from neal d.
ReplyDeletethis 3cd collection is a great way to dig into prince before his dispute with warner brothers. I hope that a similar collection will come out one day for his later years, but that might be a complicated wish due to licensing. thanks for great post
Have heard a few of his songs but am looking to find a compilation that offers more than just a typical greatest hits, this looks like it should do! Thank you for providing this to new comers like myself!
ReplyDeleteThank you for providing this to people who are looking to hear his music
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