PRINCE's work ethic
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- Prince Rogers Nelson was a creativity machine.
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Duuude...your video is so totally aligned with what Prince was about that we got more outta these 10 minutes than we have outta 2-hour long documentaries about The Man! We've been lookin' for an edge to JUMPSTART our own creativity ~ we're sump'n of a Poet ourselves, sump'n to get us back in our own writin' game...and THIS was It. You EARNED a lifelong sub for this shit...cuz we'll be checkin' out your other work, as well...BUT...we'll be returnin' to THIS One...OFTEN. #SoExcellent
I appreciate it. We're only getting started...
I came here to say the same thing. This video, like Prince, is gold.
@makeartnotcontent NO DONT FUCKONG SAY I CANT REACJ HIS OUTPUTMFUCL.WHY WOULD.TPU EVEN THINK I'm not a genius at his level..its.me.dammot..How.can I be as creative and talented as he? And why was Prince so demanding and impatient?
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Uh huh
"Artist."
Okay.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the reason he could 'work' so much is because it wasn't work to him, he was deeply enjoying himself.
you're not going out on a limb at all. It's obvious to anyone that Prince never considered it "work"
exactly.
He was never off tour either. He was constantly throwing concerts year around. Especially after he turned himself into a symbol. he sony would not pay for his tours cause he refused to work for him so he threw his own tours. he was pretty much a james brown. He never stopped. james brown was the hardest working man in entertainment and he was up there with him
1.- WORK FAST
2 - BECOME A FINISHER
3- ABANDON PERFECTIONISM
4- MAKE ART EVERY DAY
5- SLEEP
6- VAULT MENTALITY
Thank you for this super cool video which is great inspiration for any artist who's lost momentum or drive or is weak in any of these rules.
What a gift he had, and what a gift he gave us! It's sad that his over-exertion (stage antics) caused the physical pain which took him down way too young.
Thanks for the bulletpoint list
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes this is the way real artist create living art.
This sounds like you're on the verge of a manic collapse, dude. I hope you're well.
FRANK ZAPPA. TOM PETTY. NEIL YOUNG. THEN "the kid", the most prolific after them!
Don't forget ... lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of drugs! ⚰
I’ve been planning on producing my own album since I was 20. I have 15 full songs in my head: guitar parts, bass lines, drum fills, synths, percussions, strings, cello, oboe, clarinets, high distortion, fuzz, metal, funk, acoustic, sax, tubular bells. Everything has been in my head for years. Different situations have pushed me away from getting my own band and recording. A few weeks ago I said “f*ck it” andd decided to do it myself, completely, using DAWs, and playing all instruments I can myself. I know I’m not Prince but I won’t wait to be 80 to start complaining about not accomplishing my dreams.
That's the way. While you work, remember to get feedback from your audience often. Get people invested in you early. Dig your well before you're thirsty.
That’s awesome! It’s really hard to find the right musicians for the music most of the time and it shows true musicianship to be able to do everything yourself so top stuff, I respect you 👏
I’ve my fair share of full songs in my head that I’ve been sitting on for years. With the way the internet has given us small timers a shot at putting out our own music without having to deal with record labels, I’ve been considering doing the same thing you’re doing. I have an MPC Live 2 with a number of the plugins and expansions, I have Logic Pro X and a considerable amount of VSTs, and I have Ableton (though I don’t really use it), as well as Pro Tools and Melodyne. I might as well make something to put on Bandcamp and streaming even if it’s just to say I put some music out. I wish you success with your endeavors and I hope to get my stuff out as well. Not only do we share the same mission but we also share the same last name, lol.
No for real I keep dancing movin all the time it’s a song in my body I can’t get it out but in my head baby please I’m shy
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As an artist, who just spent Thanksgiving in a dark apartment by himself, I feel like I need to see this it was very motivational for me
I feel for you. Stay tuned. I'm going to be deep diving into the sometimes lonely path for much of 2024.
@@makeartnotcontent thanks for saying that, wishin you much growth & happiness 🙏🏽
The first time I spent Christmas alone i was so weirded out but deeply satisfied
@@thelittlemoonling i had something of a similar sensation actually 😆
Feels this, been living in a garage for most of the year. Things finna get better, I promise.
It's so great to hear that Prince wasn't a perfectionist. This whole video is so inspiring
Don't they say ' perfect is the enemy of done'?
I totally agree. I know this is inspiring me!
It’s stunning how similar lots of this sounds to how Frank Zappa was. No point comparing the music, as they had different styles, but Zappa was exactly like this - fiercely independent, incredibly prolific, and a workaholic. He even had a vault they’re now slowly releasing.
Exactly.
Great analogy
This was Wolfgang Mozart's creative process also... quick, precise, finished. Prince is literally our time's Mozart... in physical stature and musical output. Prince will be revered in perpetuity just as Mozart is today, never to be forgotten.
[ or Tristan Tzara ]
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Nope
Prince was similar to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart “a God gifted musical genius”
@@swisschocolatecake4547HOW CAN I BE LIKE THEM.TJEN DAMMIT..and who the hell says we can't all be like him??
Prince was the embodiment of the saying "I was born for this".
Mozart-level creativity. His music conveyed so much about him and his efforts.
Humanity is beautiful. Why can't we have more people like them.
Or at least nice people.
When you’re in love with the process, you’re going to become a maestro.
Prince was the epitome of music!
Keep resting easy, Prince.
epitome = a nice new word i discovered today, thanks
Resting? I can’t imagine anything he’d enjoy less! lol
I like this because - well one: it's accurate and two: they're not talking about Prince as "a genius".
They're talking about his work ethic, which was basically second to none.
It's true that he would work non-stop for 3 or 4 days with no sleep, crash out then wake up and do it again. You'd have to learn every song he regularly played, rehearse for a show, do the show, then do an aftershow.
And he'd do things like wait until you'd memorised everything, and change it at the last minute.
He was basically horrible to work for :D and he could be quite a nasty, manipulative shit until later in his life when he became more religious.
The music is only one side of Prince as well, you had the choreography, the media releases, the fashion, the implementation of new technology (the first video I watched on my PC was a Prince video, "Interactive" I think - from a CD on a magazine cover. And he was the first major artist to sell his own music on the internet - but distribution was a problem (Crystal Ball CD).
Then there was the legal and business side of things, he got out of his atrocious recording contract with Warner Brothers, and still managed to survive whilst running a multi-million dollar recording complex: Paisley Park.
The man was a fucking beast.
I mean...................... came from nothing, worked harder than everybody, was better than everybody, never let anybody put him down, didn't crumble under mockery or critisism..... was altruistic (donated money to charities under the condition they didn't tell anybody).
Then he had a quite tragic personal life - with all of the normal things that will happen to people, and that are traumatic.
I really don't think there are many people in the history of the world, that compare to him. James Brown did............. he had recording companies and all that, he worked hard.
I like the comparison to Mozart, I think that's fair and accurate - a person of extraordinary ability, output and clearly outstanding, in their chosen field.
Maybe somebody in the Roman Empire, would out do his work rate............. maybe..... Michalangelo in the art world.......... Tesla in science.........
But Prince, in music.
And he was funny, too.
Man, I loved him.
Thank you for that
totally agree
IF IT'S 1 THING THAT I KNOW WITHOUT FAIL IS THE TRUE HISTORY OF MY PEOPLE, THE TRUTH CAN NEVER B DOWNPLAYED, ONLY FEARED
If you read or hear what past members of his band say about him, James Brown was nothing like this. He was no composer, he basically put everybody else at hard work and then claimed credit for their ideas. Great performer and dancer, really passionate and hard working, with an ego the size of the northern hemisphere, but nowhere near as creative as Prince.
Even the religious side, he was nasty. U had 2 believe what he believed
Prince is something else man. The fact that he could play like 8 instruments successfully and make it sound good too, and sing on top of it all and do it in style !
27 instruments! Not 8. 27!
@@diagnosticgeorge1365 😲
I will say, while the constant drive to produce (which is also work) is impressive, Prince died at a young age, and in a way that feels aligned to a state of overworking / constantly performing.
Also, putting a bed in a studio doesn't mean you value sleep, it is an act of overworking. In Hong Kong, people bring sleeping bags to the office, and I wouldn't say that means they value sleep.
It just comes off as unhealthy obsession.
Prince died of fentanyl.
and he worked that much because he loved what he was doing
Nah, the whole "candle burns twice as bright burns half as long" thing doesn't apply to humans, we are organic beings with self regenerating capacity, all we need is energy to heal. I can list off tons of prolific artists who lived to their 80s and 90s. an artist cannot overwork, because he/she is working for themselves, that's very different from someone overworking for another person, this creates a different stress profile that will definitely slowly kill you.
There's a huge difference between forcing yourself to work hard and hustle to meet the expectations of others, versus just flowing in perpetual creativity for no purpose other then to enjoy life.
Some examples of long living artists: Alejandro Jodorowsky, David Lynch, Elton John...
yes, working for 8 hours a day, only put up work once every 6 month, Rehearse for only 5 minute a day,
is how you become a Normie.
yes you will have balance in life, but you'll also die in a markless grave as if you never exist in the first place.
clearly people who criticize him was a nobody,
while he is cemented in the History as a Legend,
someone who will be remembered even 1000 years from now, he was immortal
leave people with their way of life alone, it's not anyone place to judge, mind your own business.
I’m not much into Prince’s style, but as a musician myself, Prince is the cream of the crop.
I seen Prince 25-30 yrs ago at a small gig in a San Jose college gymnasium....AMAZING he played drums, bass, guitar and piano....I was left flabberghasted....how could all this creative genius come out of that diminutive man....I was blessed to see alot of my favorite musicians live ..Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Ramones, Black Flag, Germs George Clinton & Parliment Funkadelic, S Pumpkins.....etc....Prince still is the best.....R I P Prince.......
Big things come in Small packages
What does height have to do with musical talent?
I think if you asked Prince how to be more creative, he'd say to listen to yourself and pray to God.
And work hard.
"I work really hard, and I hope that shows".
Thank you for this heartfelt thoughtful comment
And get super high all the time. This all sounds like any creative addict, get high and the art flows.
@@joshlewis575
Shut up.
He'd also be thinking that it's more *unique* than *universal*
I say coffee and sugar, and nobody knows more than me.
"It's as if someone was pouring songs into him". The same someone that took his life.
Damn...
Prince has been a big influence on my own music for alot of years. Rip Prince🙏
I'm 52 and a huge prince fan but I write music. I've never lived up to my expectations musically but I have in how I've lived my life off-grid with a wife and kids in the wilderness. It takes work every day and constant commitment.
I just copied and pasted this video into ten new tabs - the first time I've ever done that with CZcams.
This is all I will think about for a while now.
Thank you.
lol awe
any tips for living off grid?
@@tamukart3359 Work hard and know you can do what it takes. Strawbale is better than they say. Focus on infrastructure not vegies - they come quick - tanks, power, structures take longer.
Prince had fabulous handwriting
The great thing about working so fast is that once it is in the public domain that pretty much mentally underlines the piece as finished, so there won't be like in my case, discovering a song I wrote on Christmas day 2021 that 'still needed better strings!'.
Find your flow... keep moving forward and don't look back or down!! BOOM 🇬🇧💣🇺🇲
I like that!
Sounds like Prince- as described by his Peggy, and Susan Rogers 2 of his former recording engineers,- was a hyper creative. His head was constantly flowing with ideas and concepts for his music. So to get them out of his head and put them in a recorded song format, he had no time to overthink amd rework stuff, he wasn't like a Steely Dan, who would spend all day retwerking over a minor detail, taking them an entire week to do half a song, (that was their approach which worked great for them) but for Prince, imperfection and minor mistakes that came out afforded him to see a new musical landscape that he would work with during the process and he would build around them and include them. A poet, he saw these mistakes as real human expressions. And real humans make mistakes all the time and so to him, it was an artform all unto itself. And so he kept them in there.
A famous bass player once said that is what made him stand apart from the rest. It was so refreshing for her to work with him because he kept it moving. Play it, leave it in there and let's not waste too much time fussing with it because we will lose out on other opportunities coming our way.
Thus it was typical of him to record several different versions of one hit song. Each one was just as fabulous, and unique within itself as the original. I know of no other recording artist who does that!! Not on his level anyway.
Usually they may take the best version of that song and discard the others. But not Prince. He kept each one.
you get it ❤️
. etc 100% friend. n othr prolific artists like basquiat accented th importance .f speed. akin to capturing th peak at moment .f conception. laws .f ëxp-
@@keithbell9348 Mate!!! No sarcasm here but I am taking one line in your reply as a sign!!! A poke from the sky!!! (Don’t waste too much time fussing or we will miss out on other opportunities!)
That’s it…. Truly this year I am not going to get bogged down with that and ALSO, I am going to try and stay on a project until it is finished, because as we all know… the best song we ever wrote is the latest one!!! 🙈🤣
Only today I started recording the song I wrote yesterday (when you’re upside down) yet the two I SHOULD have been working on remain unfinished (need to replace guide-vocals with final vocal).
My fear is… if I don’t get it down, if I don’t record this Marvellous gift from the universe… somehow the God/Goddess of music will be unhappy!!!
That is my cycle… over 300 songs sketch recorded in last five years and NOT ONE finished!!!!! F##### hell!!!!
Thank you… your comment was a lifesaver!!
Best wishes from an Englishman making armour and music in a French forest! ⚒️🎶⚒️
Stay creative mate. 👍
He was so fucking real. I struggle with perfectionism, but it is true that mistakes are part of the human experience, in all stages of life. He inspires me to embrace rawness, without compromising quality nor falling into laziness. He's the true definition of a genius.
I’d say be inspired by this and work understanding your own abilities and limitations so you don’t get frustrated but steadily grow. Prince was prince, you be you.
Well said. I never try to compare any other artists to Prince. He was so much in his own lane and such a different animal, I honestly didn't think it fair to compare others to him. His output was extreme. It's definitely not a pace or lifestyle for everyone.
Thank you for putting this together, as someone who sang and cried to Purple Rain and When Doves Cry. This video makes me wanna create. "why wait any longer? Take a chance, it can only make you stronger! Its your time, its your time"
That's the greatest gift he gave us. Making creatives realize how much we're leaving on the table.
@@makeartnotcontentWHY CANT I WORK JUST A FEW HOURS A DAY..I like to read a lot espdcially.sci fi and trabel.and have a lot of free time..
Its a shame we lost him so young. He was very talented yes because he could play alot of instruments and he knew what he wanted and he had the focus to achieve it. When you can go into a studio and lay down tracks , and mix them by yourself with just a engineer , you have my respect. R.i.p my friend.
It’s obvious that Prince was divinely led
I'm a total metal guitarist Prince had a major influence on me pure guiness! Forever missed Bro
A song a day for five years? That's unbelievable! Prince was a music-producing machine!!!
Naw, Prince wrote a song a day for the five years that his engineer Susan Rogers worked with him. He wrote songs prolifically for essentially 40 years, starting at least as early as 1976. Cat Glover, his dancer/backup singer from 1986-1988 estimated Prince had approximately 2,000 songs in his vault at Paisley Park. And that was in 1988! 😳That number reflects the first 10 years of his output. He kept writing and producing music, and releasing albums for another 28 years--until early 2016. That's why I personally estimate his lifelong output of songs is much closer to 8,000 than 2,000 (the number I see most often cited in articles about him).
@@leeharrison8222 Based on what you are saying a new Prince album could be released every year for the next 100 years. Wow!
This video is Electric!!!! I’m a huge Prince Fan and I really miss the Brother. I got advice from him and this video will be my companion to his advice to me as an Artist. Back in the 90s I worked at a insurance company and I had a supervisor who believe came straight from the depths of hell..😅 Dig it Prince and NPG were going to be at Tower Records here in New York. And this Supervisor knew how big of a fan I was of him. I asked for the day off even offered to work extra overtime to make up for the day off so I could go to Tower Records to meet him. Well that Demon denied me the day off and laid threats of termination.So my cousin went but unfortunately couldn’t get me an Autograph because they were only signing one per person. Dig what my cousin did When he met Prince he said.” Prince my little cousin Drew loves you and inspires to be an Artist like you. What you give me to bring back to Drew? “… He said Prince leaned back in his chair cane in hand and said.. “ You tell Drew I said just be Cool..” Blew me away when my cousin told me . Well I’ve been cool ever since. I was blessed to see him a number of times live , I was even at the Purple Rain tour back in the 80s. And Recently Was able to purchase an Autograph picture which has a great story to it. But I will save that for next time.. please keep up the the fantastic content.. Inshallah and Peace…
love seeing stories like this about prince from fans
[ it's more *purplectric* ]
“ Can you tell me now… My face is wet.. I stand corrected…”
Great story. Thanks for sharing ❤
Inshallah.. Thank you for listening and replying
As a student of Prince, and a musician. I fuckin love this, you did him justice, and captured what I think are the keys. Nice instrumentals btw!!
Can you name the tracks in this video? They are amazing
What’s the very first track? He plays a kraftwerk riff then a beaut jam kicks in? Never heard this one before.
@@healthwealthgurus timestamp?
@@healthwealthgurus first one I recognize is Lady Cab Driver. The others I've not heard either.
@@justinsixx90 the very beginning. It sounds like a kraftwerk track. The synth riff hits and then a pure funk track breaks. It must be a live performance. Dying to know what a lot of the tracks are. They are almost live versions or b studio. Or perhaps the creator has access to the vault 👀
"Make art NOT content"! Love it
Prince and Frank Zappa were creative forces of nature who transcended genius.
Just an observation, both were anti-drug and alcohol.
Frank Zappa's not even close to being genius, just an observation.
@@Ashamed.Loser69😂
Really, Frank Zappa, he may be good but no where near Prince's level of genius.
He and Michael Jackson would have been 66 this year.
I get a feeling that some of those unheard songs and albums, if brought to light now and listened to, might help make the world a better place. Prince was his own kind of mystic, messenger and healer, and always ahead of his time. I'm willing to bet he wrote some things for right here, right now. 🌟❤️🔥🌟
Thank you bro you really are a saint
Not over thinking and keeping productive momentum has helped me vastly. Ill finish a song then keep moving to the next one. Ive been able to write more and faster now. Im less perfect and more productive.
Im aiming for song completion and not perfectionism.
This is such a great video.
Thank You Bro for creating such a dope piece of content on prince! We all really needed this 🔥🔥🔥
Came over here because of the channel name -- was not disappointed -- and even surprised at what a tremendous video. It's like sharp incisive analysis of creative processes -- and that's a special art in itself.
I had a permanent smile on my face thru out this video from the very first second to the very last despite myself....Man, I really loved this brilliant artist. We'll never have any one like him again M.usic has changed so much...
I've watched this multiple times. One of my favorite videos on CZcams
Love the he used so many women as musicians and as shown here engineers and mixers.
As a grieving artist, this inspired me. Thank you.
Prince came to town so i went to all 3 shows after the first night i learnt quickly ya gotta get there early cuz when he wants to play he be on that stage early. And each night a different sensory ovrrload of upmost musical joy. 😢 will be missed but his music will live forever long.❤😊
Nobody has more talent💜
You know what's up
Sure there's tons playing a funk riff and screaming like a girl isn't new lol
Not true.
Most overrated "artist" ever. Not to mention he was a total ass.
Fanboy
I saw this on TikTok and downloaded it to my phone. It's in my favorites folder where it will stay. However, it's good to find this full version all of a sudden. Thanks for posting!
The first take is the best in most disciplines as it’s the most honest and direct.
i love Prince so much. i wish i could have seen him live. rest in peace ❤
"It was just funky, you know..." 😎
to the team or individual behind this channel, great stuff and a very big thank you!
Prince was such a gem. Thanks for this.
This breakdown is ABSOLUTELY amazing. Thank you for extracting these principles. They are spot on.
Man was blessed with talent, passion and discipline. Dedication.
I seriously loved this video. This is what CZcams is about, perfect pacing, excellent topic, great visuals and a very useful takeaway. I couldn't stop watching. Great job!
Beautiful, beautiful. Thank you.😍
Holy sh!t, I loved his music for about 40 years, but never knew his genius and work ethic like this!
Rogers Nelson much like MJ gave their souls to the music. It drove them into inhuman realms. It was their majesty and curse simultaneously.
MJ himself once said that he regrets not to have practiced more.....
It drove Prince with his hand written pages of lyrics into the recording studio where he hummed sang sneezed and played every beat and note on every song he made. It drove Michael Jackson into the arms of Quincy Jones, a team of world class songwriters, a super group of session musicians, golden eared engineers in the best studio money could buy. He was a good dancer though
I miss every day; his music touched all emotions ❤️
One thing that people often forget is that he had complete control over his body. Strength, coördination, mobility and flexibility. This was the absolute foundation of everything he did, mentally and physically.
“ Prince outlived mike jack’ “
This needs to be more popular
Thank you for such high quality narration and editing. so cohesive and engaging!!
legend! glad I saw him live once 💚
In the 80's it was Prince, Prince owned the 80's. His compositions were infectious, his grooves were uncanny, his lyrics were like words plucked from a magical tome that could capture your mind and make your body move. The epitome of an artist and a musician. He was born for his art and there will never be another like him ever again. Rest in Purple Peace Prince and thank you for all the work, effort and music you shed blood sweat and tears to bring to the world, never forgotten.
Wonderfully written.
Guns n roses sold more albums so did Michael Jackson Madonna George Michael Tom petty journey whom prince ripped off to create purple rain
@@Modernairevery inaccurate
@@mikedavis8008 wow who hurt you for having the Purple Rain CD?
@@mikedavis8008 Prince did not rip off Journey. Neal and or Jonathan spoke on that, Prince actually called Neil, and Jonathan, and asked if they felt Purple Rain was too close to 'Faithfully'. That was professional and courtesy amongst great musicians.
They, Journey, gave Prince their blessing of course. No problem.
Purple Rain is Prince's crossover hit, he was going for that mainstream rock audience, and so it mimics the SPIRIT and power ballad rock of 'Faithfully'.
I'm also a HUGE Journey fan, don't get me started!
We r never gonna have a musician like him 4ever
I believe you're right...
I agree with you 100%.
Stevie. 😊
Perhaps but we don’t know every musician.
@@MichaelSydneyJones
Even STEVIE took a Break every once in a while. He had a strong mother, who was very supportive from his beginnings at MOTOWN (she was a songwriter, too), until she died when he was in his sixties, I believe. They were extremely close.
Plus, he raised Nine Kids. Parenthood tends to affect one’s perspective.
But not his Genius.
Can’t Not Love STEVIE.❤
I grew up listening to princes music with my momma,
Hearing the versatile production he was producing was ahead of his time by far.
Always loved his work ethic
Bruh!!!
This video .......
It's BRILLIANTLY done.
Thank you! 😊
🙏🏾 Thank you
This is what I never knew about Prince and something I believe God even challenged me about recently...never stop being creative
That last move…amazing!!!
What an absolute inspirational legend. Great video guys
Rest In Heaven Prince 🕊️
This was amazing and overall inspiring R. I. P. Prince.💜☔💜☂️💜
I liked his ability. He really liked what he was doing. When you enjoy it you keep producing.
GENIUS
Really good mini documentary!!
Fascinating. A lot of hard work behind successful careers. Miss him.
Prince was amazing ! His work lives on! ❤
ABC = Always Be Creating
God bless Susan Rogers.
This is one of those rare videos that I could listen to every morning as a reminder to get good stuff done ✅
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR THIS TRIBUTE I never seen the inside of his vault ... love me some Prince ❤
That vault has to be worth 100s of millions of dollars!❤
🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐
HOLY COW. DID YOU SEE THAT VAULT??? I really hope that a member of Prince's family or close circle is going through everything in that vault.
It's managed jointly by Primary Wave and Prince Legacy LLC. Someone is going through listening to his music and trying to figure out how they going to release his music.
Now THAT'S GENIUS!
Don't overthink or worry about perfection? Amazing to hear that from someone that big. ❤
Words can't describe how great prince is that's why he the symbol
THE G.O.A.T HANDS DOWN!!!!!
What an inspiring video. - “His music would come out like a sneeze.” Greatest quote ever!
Pleasantly surprised that there is no sponsor hogging the pinned comment. I saw the name of the chanel, and thought "let's see about that." After looking at the comments, and seeing no sponsor, no link, I am impressed.
Good job!
Well, I hope we get to listen to some of those incredible records SOON! With the Estate finally settled something entirely new should be on the horizon. The PR and SOTT reissues were good but I want something even die-hards never heard of!
I will admit at times I worry that the "vault" is more of a gimmick....something that adds mystery and amazement to the overall package. There is no doubt he has some unreleased stuff BUT how good is it really. I know the Revolution said they have at least 2-3 albums fully complete - these have to be good! Sheila E. said they recorded at least 90 tracks together....I am sure he did the same with NPG among other artists.
Hopefully the tapes etc hold up
I saw him only three times and it was an amazing experience.
He did go a bit overboard in jamming live for too long and releasing some dross via the internet.Some of his sounds have dated.
I adored the Produced, Edited and controlled creations.Knowing when to stop recording a song was part of his best art.
nah majority of prince's music is timeless he was light years ahead of his time none of his albums sound dated at all outside of his 2 albums ✌️
This was dope af he is the Greatest of all time period Prince u are truly missed my brotha 4life and beyond see you soon in the Purple Rain ☔️💜💜💜🙏🏾
This video was fantastic. It's in my top 10 of all time.
He had epilepsy... He had a dream and his music was that dream. He didn't have to try at all. He just laid down what was in his dream.
Prince was a hard worker dedicated to his art. He will always live on through his musical legacy.


prince's music will continue to be released to future generations long after we're gone if things go on this way. thought we knew ya prince, but my goodness, you were so much more
this video is incredible. thank you so much for sharing. i wasn't aware Prince worked like that.
as lovely as always father
TY!
His passion, combined with creative discipline, is unmatched.