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[nikkidkat]

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[mbl17]

Has Prince’s Estate Ever Read Prince.org?

Prince's half sister Sharon Nelson has kindly agreed to answer a few questions from the members of Prince.org

We'll let you know when Sharon responds because you're obviously holding your breath to find out what the sibling who admits to never stepping inside of Paisley Park until after Prince died has to say about his life and music. Prince.org moderator Militant aka Casey Rain aka "Such A Non-Factor That Jay Z Won't Even Respond To You", has likely used his new bromance with Londell to make this happen. Londell acts as an advisor to Sharon, Norrine, and John Nelson and we’re sure that he told her this Q&A was a good idea. Well in keeping with the tradition of Lonny being both a day late and a dollar short, we're here to tell you what a bad idea it really is.

The 18 months since Prince left us has seen the site bearing his name go from a fun place to gather online with fellow fans to a troll haven full of messy moderators, death groupies, ex-lover and ex-wife stans, and assorted racist trash. Longtime members who have called out the site's mods for allowing the foolery have been banned while trolls continue to post freely and often.

One of the worst offenders is the moderator OldFriends4Sale or OF4S for short. OF4S is one of those Prince fans that other Prince fans love to hate. You know that guy who won't be debated about their Prince knowledge because they know everything about Prince? Yeah that guy. Here’s one of his greatest hits where he was obviously disturbed by Prince’s December 2015 interview with Ebony Magazine and the racial aspects of the story. Interesting...Prince only brought up “black ownership” to get people to go to buy the music although he fought to get his own masters back and championed artist independence?

http://prince.org/msg/7/426430?&pg=2

OF4S is also fond of berating members who don't praise all pre-1990 protégés, has an obvious disdain for female Org members who challenge his opinions, and uses fellow moderator luv4u to do his dirty work of banning members and locking threads. As if that isn’t enough, his internet BFF is the Orger "AdoreCream". Adore hails from New Zealand and we can only assume that there isn’t much to do there since he spends most of his time putting together the Nelson family version of Roots. AdoreCream won’t rest until he proves that Prince was not black because black is obviously problematic for AdoreCream as seen in this now deleted thread on Prince’s unlikely Italian roots.

If that screenshot isn’t cringe worthy enough, take a look at Adore’s take on the current R. Kelly debacle in the non-Prince music forum.

http://prince.org/msg/8/444905

In Adore’s alternate universe young girls, especially black ones who develop early, are preyed upon because “bitches” like Nicki Minaj and “slutty sex acts” like Beyonce and Rihanna exist. The irony here is that AdoreCream still has an account over there while members who criticized these posts have been banned. They really need to remove Prince’s name from this place.

[soundsof71]

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(my edit of original via prince.org)

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[darlingnisi]

With Prince set to to kick off his first Australian tour in nine years tomorrow, the full details of a rare interview given to the Herald Sun have emerged.

Famously reluctant to give interviews, News Limited journalist Nui Te Koha managed to get Prince to answer a few email questions ahead of the tour. Appearing over the weekend, including being syndicated to The Daily Telegraph under a Staff Writer by-line, the raw answers have also appeared on the fan forum, Prince.org.

A total of 40 questions were sent to Prince, of which 12 were answered in a mix of sarcasm and humour.

The News Limited story focused on the set-list curation, and how he reads the audience with his band, and his shunning of digital music distribution.

"Bigger, younger crowds like the party songs played immediately, so we generally comply," he said. "The concerts are tending to skew younger these days so once folks know they are on familiar ground, we can play some rarities. You don't put kids in the deep water until you make sure they can swim."

The story explained that he has 200-300 songs, each with variations so they can be lengthened or shortened based on the crowd's reaction. The leaked email answers shows how Prince explained it in his own words.

"Roughly 200-300 songs with variations 4 each of them. 4 example: based upon crowd response any song can b lengthened or shortened with a simple cue: Raspberry Beret's second verse and bridge can b added if the audience sings louder than r lead singer. :) Also depending upon the diversity of the crowd we can quickly seque in 2 Cool, The Time's theme song. An urban audience knows all the words to that song whereas folks from Helsinki... well, u get the picture." (sic)

Another section that didn't make the story is his response to how he approaches "those classic super-high notes". "By hitting higher ones," he replied.

And the three things he expects of his band are: "Foot washing 2. Locks of hair 3. Per diem."

A couple of other gem Prince-isms that News got from the email interview included his ultra-sarcastic take on buying single songs digitally. In his own words he explained, "It's cool cuz we usually buy books by the chapter. When we rented Avatar, we watched 5 scenes every weekend til it was finished." (sic)

Still on digital music, he offered, "Personally not a fan of digital music. Happy 2 say we grew up with the record player. Altho this current generation experiences the world differently - neither better nor worse, just different. It's not up 2 the past 2 dictate. That said, the decision 2 turn analog music in2 numerical data was not made by a musician.

"It was made by a music consumer. We all got dragged unwittingly 2 this well and r now paying the cost. When hipping a young artist 2 Joni Mitchell's canon of work, we don't direct them 2 iTunes. We sit them down and play the music chronologically. Finally, we would like 2 say how excited we all r 2 come back 2 Australia 2 show everybody what they've been missing all this time. Get ready 2 dance!"

And his band must "play 2 win. Otherwise they'll b back-up dancing 4 Robin Thicke."

Asked about his rider, he replied, "Riders r the least important thing on tour." Coincidentally, The Daily Telegraph's Confidential have leaked contents of his rider today. Featuring herbal tea, a selection of champagne, liqueur, red and white wine and candles, it's nothing extravagant.

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[mbl17]

The “Thing-ification” of Prince

The New Yorker delivered an unexpected treat to Prince fans in the September 9, 2019 issue of the magazine in anticipation of the release of The Beautiful Ones memoir on October 29th.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/09/09/the-book-of-prince

In The Book of Prince, his collaborator Dan Piepenbring reveals Prince’s vision for the book and details some unexpected conversations that have us longing for what could have been. The candid comments about his childhood and parents are probably the first time that we see Prince ready and willing to set the record straight about an early life that fans have speculated about since he first arrived on the scene. Prince also opened up about race in America more candidly than ever before. Most of us already know that Prince was unapologetically black and that the ownership of his intellectual property was important to him. He certainly didn’t go to war with Warner Brothers, write “Slave” on his face and become the butt of industry jokes because he had nothing else to do. According to Piepenbring, Prince believed that black artists needed ownership of their creativity to fight racism and restore wealth to the black community. We imagine that’s why he wanted to give readers a little known history lesson about the thriving Greenwood community in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Greenwood was known as “Black Wall Street” and one of the most successful and affluent black communities to ever exist. Sadly Greenwood would be the scene of a devastating 1921 race riot that left 300 black residents dead. They were massacred by white residents of Tulsa who sought revenge due to a young white woman’s unfounded rape accusation against a black shoe shiner.The Book of Prince is probably the best damn thing that’s been written about Prince since his passing and it has ramped up excitement for the book’s release.

It’s interesting that this piece dropped after we learned that Ava Duvernay was no longer involved in the Prince docuseries for Netflix. As some fans tossed around names of other directors that could capture an accurate picture of Prince as a man and a musician, a few over at Prince.org breathed a sigh of relief that Ava was gone. They didn’t like the idea of Ava possibly portraying Prince as “woke”. Let that sink in. Prince didn’t need to be portrayed as woke, HE WAS WOKE. Why would it be problematic to highlight a black musician’s blackness and all of the things that come with it? Prince had no problem reminding people that he was still a black man in America despite his success and diverse fan base, yet this very notion makes some people uncomfortable.

https://prince.org/msg/7/460534

As you can see, one Orger even called Ava a feminist and a lesbian. As if the possibility of Ava being either of those things is somehow worse than being a bigot. It’s perfectly fine to not be a fan of Ava’s work, but comments like this hint at the same sad story. It’s also extremely telling that someone would view Spike Lee’s use of footage from the deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in BlacKkKlansman as a “gimmick” or attempt at relevancy. Interesting. With the film’s subject matter and today’s racial and political climate in the country we find it strange that someone would feel that a nod to Charlottesville had no place in the movie. What they really mean is that Prince’s version of Mary Don’t You Weep had no place in the movie because there were some unhappy campers that felt Spike was politicizing Prince. Mary Don’t You Weep  is commonly referred to as a freedom song and considered to be one of the most important Spirituals ever written. We won’t spoil the ending for you if you haven’t seen the movie, but we’ll just say that there aren’t many songs that Spike could have chosen that would have been more appropriate for the film’s final moments than Mary Don’t You Weep.

We have never quite been able to figure out why Prince’s larger than life persona attracted non-black fans with a need to place ownership over him as if he were an object and not a real person. There’s that pesky “thing-ification”.

thingification. Noun. The fact or process of turning something into a thing. reification.

Do they need to force him to be a colorless character that transcended race in order to feel better about their admiration? Or is it because they just can’t accept that a black man was a musical genius? Why the push to disassociate Prince with racial topics that you have disdain for because it doesn’t affect you personally? These same fans are clueless about why it’s extremely important to Prince’s black fan base that his entire story be told when there’s a long history of white people hijacking black culture and it’s icons without showing respect to the originators. It’s the height of white privilege to ignore Prince’s own words about racial dynamics and how it affected him because you don’t want to face your own biases and are exhausted with the conversation. If your immediate reaction to any of these statements is outrage, then this post is probably about you.

Since 2016 two glaring issues have emerged with the discussion of Prince’s legacy. It’s hard to ignore that the loudest voices and talking heads that have been trotted out to discuss the music are non-black and/or distinctly tied to the 1980s when Purple Rain catapulted him into full crossover territory. While we realize that nostalgia is powerful, Prince didn’t stop producing excellent material after he disbanded The Revolution despite what former band members like Wendy Melvoin and some fans might have you think. Susan Rogers may have been present for many great moments in Princes history, but how many times did he have to tell us that Susan knows nothing about his music? Prince told Chatty Sue to mind her business in the 2015 Ebony Magazine interview, but here’s one more for the road from The New Yorker article:

The book would allow him to seize the narrative of his own life. Once, he said, he’d seen one of his former employees on TV saying she thought it was her God-given duty to preserve and protect the unreleased material in his vault. “Now, that sounds like someone I should call the police on,” he told me. “How is that not racist?” People were always casting him—and all black artists—in a helpless role, he said, as if he were incapable of managing himself. “I still have to brush my own teeth,” he said.

Racial issues aside, Prince never managed to outrun the 1980s no matter how hard he tried and on Tuesday we found ourselves in the time machine again. Here’s a head scratching and now deleted biography from The Revolution’s official website.

Pure Drunk History. So they’re just going to forget about Andre Cymone, Dez Dickerson and Gayle Chapman? It wasn’t long before the band swooped in to apologize for the error on their Facebook page and official Twitter account, but this is an example of past associates with over inflated egos rewriting history to overstate their importance. Some genius also spelled Gayle’s name wrong, but we digress...

These are the type of things that damage Prince’s legacy and erase the contributions of the numerous other musicians and singers of all backgrounds that he surrounded himself with throughout his career. It’s old, it’s stale and it’s tiring. Never doubt that the Prince fan community has #love4oneanother, but stop using that phrase as a shaming tactic to silence the difficult conversations you don’t wish to have.

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Prince Rogers Nelson, 1977 (age 19!) by Robert Whitman, via prince.org

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[iamjessemartinz]

It's #LPPSaturday ~ Let's celebrate the #Genius of #Prince and #TroyGua 'til the world stops spinning ~ . From @billboard, by Michaelangelo Matos: 'In the spring of 1980, Prince and his band -- Dickerson, Cymone, drummer Bobby Z (Rivkin), ­and keyboardists Matt "Dr." Fink and Gayle Chapman -- spent nine weeks on the road opening for #RickJames, sparking one of R&B's most storied rivalries. James accused Prince of "copping my licks" throughout the tour...Clearly the ­headliner was touchy that the opener was, by many accounts, upstaging him every night.' . From funku.fr 2017 interview with @acymone:  Q: Was provocation a big part of the live act?  A: Absolutely. We would try different things, and if - or should I say when - they had an effect, we would push it further to try to find the absolute edge. Our clothes, our hair, sexually taunting, overtly provocative sexual behavior was, first of all, natural, for both Prince and myself, and I think Dez as well. We were all front men and it was definitely part of the entertainment factor. . From PDogz‘ (wildgoldenhoney from ‪prince.org‬) account of Prince opening for ‪Rick James in 1980‬: 'The drum roll hit, the stage lights came up, and Andre, Prince, and Dez turned and all charged about 4 or 5 steps toward the audience – and everybody freaked the Hell out! These guys looked scary as shit! The one in the middle (who I soon learned was Prince) had this spiky hairdo, full make-up, a pink leather motorcycle jacket, panties, black stockings, and pumps! The audience reaction was pure fright! Then Prince reached around to his back, pulled his guitar around to the front, then the whole band started jamming, and the crowd quickly got over their fright and started rocking to the music and jamming along - all hands were in the air. By the end of that first song, everybody was like: “Oh shit! This guy AIN’T playing!” The party was ON full blast!' . #Prince4ever #LPPisART #TroyGuaArt #Surrealism #Photography #Sculpture #StagedPhotography #OneSixthScale #Miniatures #PopArt #ArtImitatingLifeImitatingArt #BattleOfFunk #FireItUpTour #repost from @troygua . 💜 x ∞ . ➡️ https://troygua.com/le-petit-prince ⚡️Power LPP! Join the clu https://www.instagram.com/p/Byu-K1CFVrl/?igshid=6n3dwv0umvyx

[yesgalak]

35 years ago, "Nasty Girl" by Vanity 6 was the #1 dance song

http://prince.org/msg/5/449318

[scififilmnerd]

In 2009, I had written some successful articles about Prince that got published on Prince.org. Since then I had continually updated the articles as new information became available as well as written brand new ones. By January 2019 it was all ready for publication - this time as a book/blog. The chapters getting the most hits are of course the ones about the Come and Gold albums. My reworked Chaka Khan interview from 1999 is also included.

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