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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1lN6vlI_eE



Nikki F.


Who is responsible for this sh\***t? I'd like to see what his friends have to say about this. It looks like the director got just the right people to say just the right things. Actually, nobody is really saying anything. There is no proof where a lot of these ideas came from.

I know he spent time with the Anderson family because I actually used to work with the grandson of the woman that used to babysit Prince. He said Prince would visit her at least once a year and show up to their family reunions. I saw him in concert in 2006 at his club in Las Vegas called 3121 and he was awesome. My highlight was making eye contact with and making him laugh.

They have a guy explaining the Rockn'Roll Hall of fame video that any one of us can watch and give our own critic of. He was even false in his statement. The performance wasn't last minute, it was planned and he was invited to play with them. All of them knew when he was going to start his solo. I do agree that they didn't know it would be so good because Tom Petty is quoted saying that they were sounding stoned until Prince came in and basically kicked them in the ass. Next they have actors repeating what was written in a Rolling Stones article that we can all already access and critique ourselves. How is that new to us? This video is made to make Prince look depressed and disturbed.

Nobody is ever always happy but Prince had friends, lovers, music, God, and was always throwing parties. They didn't bring up that the Piano tour could've partly been inspired by Vanity just dying because he talked about her at the concert in Australia and dedicated songs to her. They make him look disturbing when was awesome. All it is is a bunch fluff. No evidence of anything. Just their impressions of information we already know and so much information they seem to have no idea existing. I even saw him with 3rd Eye Girl in 2013. Awesome!

He was like Jimi Hendrix! Maybe better! I literally felt like my hair was being blown back. He was making music with them up until he died. I have those records. Yes, the actual records. They were made. You just opened a flood gate of rant because nobody did their homework or even a tad bit of research. All that was done was someone researched the Internet on Prince and then formulated a documentary based on their perception of what they found. Prince was never confused about his sexuality. He dressed shockingly to get people's attention. He has said this a number of times so have his band mates like Wendy and even Mayte. Read Mayte's book about Prince if you want to actually learn something about him. Listen to people's personal experiences that had with him. They are all over the Internet and there is a Prince book recently out with a compilation of them. People love sharing their stories about him.

Look up the story about Eddie Murphy and The Roots singer getting invited to go roller skating with Prince at 2am or Jimmy Fallon's ping pong story about him. Prince was not disturbed. This man knew how to have fun and make people laugh. Most of all, he knew how to throw a party that was a truly surreal experience.

Also, listen to this man's philosophy in interviews. He did a great interview with Larry King discussing quite a bit of his philosophy. It was very enlightened and healthy. I'm not denying he had a problem with pain killers because he started using a cane and was a machine when it came to performing. He changed his dancing and even his shoes to flat platform sneakers at times. Ask Wendy, Mayte, and Sheila E. what they think of this documentary. I'd love to see what they have to say.

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Prince: A behind the scenes documentary:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKCuh_MRXzE

Prince Rogers Nelson (June 7, 1958 – April 21, 2016) was an American singer-songwriter, actor, multi-instrumentalist, philanthropist, dancer and record producer. He was a musical innovator who was known for his eclectic work, flamboyant stage presence, extravagant dress and makeup, and wide vocal range.

Music Documentaries & Concerts

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[h=1]Prince And The Revolution:[/h]


the makings of Rain:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twYfF9RXFow


lisa joy
Published on Oct 1, 2017

Synopsis On the 3rd of August 1983, Prince played a benefit concert for the Minnesota Dance Theatre Company at First Avenue, Minneapolis. The concert was instigated by Loyce Houlton, artistic director of the long-time modern dance troupe. She had met Prince during the band's dance classes and asked him to play a benefit show. Prince's concert raise $23,000 for the financially beleaguered MDT dance company. The concert is generally regarded as one of the most excited shows he has ever played.

The basic tracks of three songs from the concert were used on Purple Rain. This was a benefit concert for the Minnestoa Dance Theatre, Minneapolis and is one of the best Prince concerts. Just before Purple Rain launched him in to worldwide stardom, there is still a rawness to this performance which is what makes it special. The basic tracks of Computer Blue, I Would Die 4 U, Baby I'm A Star and Purple Rain from this concert were used for the album version.

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[h=1]Prince Rave Un2 The Year 2000 Concert[/h]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXzL-dBezqM

Zeb Dim
One of the best Concert ( if not The Ever Best) I had have ever seen in my life on Video!

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Prince music and still pics, no video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6SG_zEo3fE

[h=1]PRINCE - ONE HOUR LIVE MIX IN ONE GO #1[/h]

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Prince Greatest Hits with playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvkN367HQ8c

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[h=1]Prince Greatest Hits Songs Full Album 2017 I Best of Prince Collection[/h]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ6gs-KCg1Y

by Cover Music BJ

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Prince The legend, the mystery

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTgH0S6PFcw

After the passing of one of the greatest musical icons ever, ABCNews 20/20 takes a look back at his life, and the mystery surrounding his untimely death.

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Prince the purple reign

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv1O62kxlbw

The Orchard On Demand
Published on Aug 23, 2017

In recent times, music lovers have been confounded with the tragic and shocking news that some of their most beloved stars had passed away in controversial circumstances. The music world has again been stunned by the sudden and tragic news that Prince, the legendary musician, died at his home in Minneapolis at the age of just 57, and it was recently confirmed the singer died of an opioid overdose.

He was one of the most naturally gifted artists of all time, and also one of the most mysterious. In the Eighties, at a time when other megastars such as Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, and Madonna, were delivering an album every three years or so, Prince remained prolific to an almost inhuman degree.

A byproduct of his inexhaustible output was Prince's tendency toward wayward, self-indulgent career moves that sometimes alienated even his most ardent supporters. His influence is unparalleled, and his legacy will live on through his inspirational music. In this fascinating documentary, we take an in depth look into the life and times of one of music’s greatest performers…Prince.