@ryder sometimes it snows in april was written for you that's the coolest thing about the album
wait what? No f***ing way
ok maybe i should listen to For You
title track
Beautiful
wait what? No f***ing way
Well the title and chords were written during that era but the lyrics were completely different and Dez said it had no resemblance to the parade version
Well the title and chords were written during that era but the lyrics were completely different and Dez said it had no resemblance to the parade version
thats still so cool tho
listening to For You rn and man this is still insane for a 17 yr old
thats still so cool tho
listening to For You rn and man this is still insane for a 17 yr old
On side B, Prince had his work versions of 6 songs, which I left intact for, at that time, unknown reasons (obviously, we now know it preserved a piece of musical history)." The Side B, containing Prince's songs, opens with an early, acoustic version of "So Blue", followed by two unreleased love songs with bouncy, upbeat choruses and risque lyrics. Next is an early version of "Gotta Broken Heart Again", which later appeared on Prince's seminal "Dirty Mind" album. The fourth track features heavy guitar distortion and a chorus that include very candid sexual pleas from Prince. The tape ends with a very early, virtually unrecognizable version of "Sometimes it Snows in April", with only a couple of lines from the chorus making the final cut onto the later version of the song that's featured on the "Parade" album, released some eight years after this tape was created. The audio quality on the tape is very good, with Prince's voice very clear and the overall sound still quite sharp. Tape is offered as collector's piece only and does not come with rights for reproduction, manufacturing or distribution. Cassette is housed in its plastic cover with "Prince Worktape '78" handwritten on it by Dez. From the collection of Dez D***erson.
In Love sounds like it could be on Thriller 25
On side B, Prince had his work versions of 6 songs, which I left intact for, at that time, unknown reasons (obviously, we now know it preserved a piece of musical history)." The Side B, containing Prince's songs, opens with an early, acoustic version of "So Blue", followed by two unreleased love songs with bouncy, upbeat choruses and risque lyrics. Next is an early version of "Gotta Broken Heart Again", which later appeared on Prince's seminal "Dirty Mind" album. The fourth track features heavy guitar distortion and a chorus that include very candid sexual pleas from Prince. The tape ends with a very early, virtually unrecognizable version of "Sometimes it Snows in April", with only a couple of lines from the chorus making the final cut onto the later version of the song that's featured on the "Parade" album, released some eight years after this tape was created. The audio quality on the tape is very good, with Prince's voice very clear and the overall sound still quite sharp. Tape is offered as collector's piece only and does not come with rights for reproduction, manufacturing or distribution. Cassette is housed in its plastic cover with "Prince Worktape '78" handwritten on it by Dez. From the collection of Dez D***erson.
i’ve never known Prince to hold onto songs for multiple years
i’ve never known Prince to hold onto songs for multiple years
Prince vault makes Lil Wayne vault look like a few ep’s
did he do that often?? I figured he just made 9 songs in a week and then released it
Prince vault makes Lil Wayne vault look like a few ep’s
yeah but i figured they stayed in the vault
In Love is good
yeah but i figured they stayed in the vault
them s***s were getting bootlegged
them s***s were getting bootlegged
B**** U know what I mean!!
Soft and Wet
classic
they were selling prince bootleg casettes at swap meats with songs u never even heard of
i’ve never known Prince to hold onto songs for multiple years
I could never take the place of your man was written and demo'd in 1979 and then released in 1987 on SOTT
Baby you're a star was demo'd in 1981 and then dropped in 84
Raspberry Beret was demo'd in 1982 and then released in 1985
We can f*** was demo'd in 1983, then 1986 then 1989
I could never take the place of your man was written and demo'd in 1979 and then released in 1987 on SOTT
Baby you're a star was demo'd in 1981 and then dropped in 84
Raspberry Beret was demo'd in 1982 and then released in 1985
We can f*** was demo'd in 1983, then 1986 then 1989