If I may be so bold as to make the following statement, then this might be the "Rave & Favorite Five" that I hate to do the most. Not because I take any issue with (now) the late, great Prince's illustrious catalog full of masterpieces. It's only because outside of my all-time favorite three songs of his, I abhorred bumping out or excluding other faves like "Scandalous", "Insatiable", "The One", "Take Me With You", "Purple Rain", "Diamonds and Pearls", "International Lover", "Raspberry Beret" and "Little Red Corvette". I mean, that was just ten songs right there and there are plenty more where that came from because Prince just made that much dope music. Furthermore, it was even more difficult leaving off "Computer Blue"--a song that transforms around the 1:45 mark into one of the most awesome portions of music that I've ever heard and that has subconsciously inspired a significant amount of my style as a music producer. Bloviating aside, it's called the "Rave & Favorite Five" for a reason and, thus, I continue with the second and final part of "The Gifts of Prince" that unveils the five gifts/works of art that he left with me--and perhaps many of you as well...
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Scribbler's Rave & Favorite Five: The Gifts of Prince, Part 2
If I may be so bold as to make the following statement, then this might be the "Rave & Favorite Five" that I hate to do the most. Not because I take any issue with (now) the late, great Prince's illustrious catalog full of masterpieces. It's only because outside of my all-time favorite three songs of his, I abhorred bumping out or excluding other faves like "Scandalous", "Insatiable", "The One", "Take Me With You", "Purple Rain", "Diamonds and Pearls", "International Lover", "Raspberry Beret" and "Little Red Corvette". I mean, that was just ten songs right there and there are plenty more where that came from because Prince just made that much dope music. Furthermore, it was even more difficult leaving off "Computer Blue"--a song that transforms around the 1:45 mark into one of the most awesome portions of music that I've ever heard and that has subconsciously inspired a significant amount of my style as a music producer. Bloviating aside, it's called the "Rave & Favorite Five" for a reason and, thus, I continue with the second and final part of "The Gifts of Prince" that unveils the five gifts/works of art that he left with me--and perhaps many of you as well...
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Adore,
funk,
Let's Go Crazy,
new wave,
pop,
Prince Gone Too Soon,
psychedelica,
Purple Rain,
rock,
Sign O' The Times,
soul,
The Beautiful Ones,
U Got the Look,
When Doves Cry
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