1998
Label: NPG Records - 74321 60598 2 • Format: CD Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop, Funk / Soul • Style: RnB/Swing, Future Jazz, Funk

Come On, Gett Off's laid-back cousin, contains some deliciously elastic guitar chops and contrastingly cheesy string synthesizers and Prince's apparently helium-assisted vocals describing an unconventional love triangle in London. Further respite arrives on the leatherette-smooth muzak-ballad The One, although its airbrushed blandness is hardly a cause for celebration.

Much better, despite the less-than-groundbreaking title, is the closing Funky Music wherein loquacious clavinets and popping percussion vie for dominance over a dance groove. Buried deep in the run-off groove, or CD equivalent thereof, is an uncredited bonus track, possibly titled Why Do I Waste My Kisses On You, that sees our narrator (no audio) - New Power Generation* - Newpower Soul (CD into a lather about burgundy stockings over some suitably sleazy jazz-funk stylings. So no change there, then.

It's a meticulously executed exercise in treading water. It's been the case for too long now. More artistry next time, please. Always loved the album. Old posts will confirm this! Thing is I didn't hear it until like I don't understand how something that's nearly bad COME rates high among y'all NPS is awesme and it's basically a stand alone party album, as close to a Pfunk album as he would get.

I used to crank that sheeit in High School and people would hear the falsetto cause I was neglectful of keeping in ear volume down at the time and some laughed about it It's a (no audio) - New Power Generation* - Newpower Soul (CD album, and stellar stuff Prince's tunes came in all shades.

This album is worth it for the hidden track. After Emancipation and (no audio) - New Power Generation* - Newpower Soul (CD death of his child, we have a track called called Wasted Kisses featuring a heart monitor.

Prince was always best with heart on his sleeve. Come on people, this album is the onewe should push it up the album rankings. I've got it. Played parts of it unfortunately It was a tumultuous time when I was moving back and forth I put it aside for another day I'll go locate it or just play it from a Album) online.

The horns throughout. I liked the album very much. Is the mailman jerking U 'round? Did he put your milli. Exactly the songs that I like on that album. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! Are we gonna smoke? If you carry the egg basket do not dance. Do good, then throw it into the sea. IstenSzek said: don't forget "when U love somebody". Absolutely amazing. It's not a classic but doesn't deserve the hate it gets. His last album Album) outstanding songs on it TrevorAyer said: His last album with outstanding songs on it I always liked this album.

A fun, funky album. Like many I pretty much dismissed it when it came out, but it has aged surprisingly well for me.

I absolutely love the title track. But as a whole it holds up. It wasn't the first album I didn't like. By then, there was already side 2 of Chaos and Disorder, about a quarter of Emancipation, and how disappointing the tracklist for CB was. I only supremely dislike Freaks and Push It Up but the rest can fit a mood here and there. Also, a mention for the Come On Remix ; which I think is excellent. I do like Musicology Add: Mad Sex- Brilliant People constantly bring this up as means of comparison, but do you really think Prince fans are wasting their time with such artists of fragmentary quality?

It's not one of my favourite cd's, but I do like some of the songs, Album). Bushy head mulatto breakdown 2 the darkness — let there be light 2 the soundman — turn up my voice real tight 2 the N. Q New Power Generation Newpower Soul Yes, it's Prince by yet another nom-de-disc -- this time letting Paisley Park acolytes New Power Generation play some of the instruments, although make no mistake, the diminutive one is in charge of proceedings here.

I didn't hear it until like I don't understand how something that's nearly bad COME rates high among y'all Seek out Exodus. I dig this release. If any of you don't care for it I ask that you give it another try, all the way through, a couple of times over. To hear it live is even better. I mean, live, like seeing him perform the songs. I miss him. Seek out Exodus I've got it. Thanks for the interaction either way. New Power Soul Album is Mad Sex is brilliant, underrated.

The keyboard dabs, jittery funk and Muted horn lines are so cool. OldFriends4Sale moderator. As such, the album is often incorrectly referred to as a " Prince " or " " album, but the choice to release the album under the band name was intentional, and as such, it is featured here as it is credited. Although the band is referred to as New Power Generation the album title uses "Newpower" as a single word.

This is perhaps to differentiate it from the track New Power Soulreleased on Exodus. Also of note is that "Newpower" in the album title is printed on the inlay card, visible using a clear CD tray; it is not printed on the album's booklet, so images of the album cover using the booklet as a basis, such as the one used here, do not display the full album title. The tours were billed using the namebut the name " New Power Generation " was used commonly on promotion, and the images, the merchandise and the backdrop of the tour focused on the Newpower Soul album.

All songs written by Prince credited to the New Power Generationexcept where noted. Fresh credited to the New Power Generation 4 Wasted Kisses is a hidden track, track 49 - tracks are silent tracks, each, and track 48 is also silent, with a length of Jump to: navigationsearch.

It was released worldwide in June The album produced only one commercially-released single, Come Onalthough The One was available as a promotional single in the USA prior to the album's release. Personnel Musicians Prince as - all vocals and instruments, except where noted credited for "all musical instruments and tantrums" Kirk Johnson - drum programming credited for "drums, drum and synth programs", as "KAJ" Rhonda Smith - bass guitar credited, but uncertain contributionfretless acoustic bass guitar on The One Mr.

Hayes - keyboards, background vocals credited, but uncertain contribution Rev. FreshHornheadz and Kat Dyson : your contributions b da bomb A word 2 all up and coming "artists" - the art u create is an xtension of u and your contribution is priceless. Don't sell out. Fresh and the Hornheadz. Personal tools Log in. NPG Albums.

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