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Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 22, 2001, 6:07:29 PM11/22/01
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Ha, Prince has done it again.

In 1987 he released his greatest "sign of the times'
while MJ released the weak BAD.

In 1991 Prince put out 'Diamonds and Pearls" while MJ put out the Dangerous.

In 1995 Prince released the awsome "The gold experience' while MJ put out
the crappy "HIStory'.

This year Prince put out one of his greatest musical offerings in 'the
rainbow chilren' while MJ pretends
to be INVINCIBLE.

Digitally invincible .

he hee. !

Now remember children... when I say good, I don't mean good selling. THose
are two diff. things even though MJ fans don't understand that .


Jason E. Vines

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Nov 22, 2001, 6:49:16 PM11/22/01
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Why don't you post in the Prince newsgroup?

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GotTilITsGone79

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Nov 22, 2001, 8:10:53 PM11/22/01
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Lets seeif prince album will make the same impact in the world then invincible
.. i doubt ..

A big thank you to all of you

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Nov 22, 2001, 9:27:44 PM11/22/01
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If you haven't at least listened to Prince's new CD, you really should. Not
for any other reason than it is a great collection of work.
Peace
Chad
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Brandy's Birth was a mistake

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Nov 22, 2001, 9:35:55 PM11/22/01
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you stupid retarded jerk - first of all who is prince? oh yeah isn't he that
guy who had a hit song about 20 years ago.???? thanks for reminding us....
funny how every prince album you mentioned that coincided with an MJ
release - MJ's album sold at least 5-10 times more. so what is the
comparison for? and the reality is Prince put out an album almost every
single year sometimes more than one a year so what is the point of that lame
comparison? He totally lost most peoples interest in him because he
saturated and inundated the market with stuff. there isn't much value when
ever time you turn around there is a new prince album - where is the
excitement?
SPEAKING OF WHICH - where is prince's 20 or 30 year anniversary? here is a
hint: THERE ISN'T> cuz no one cares and no one will watch.
waaa haa haaa!

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FriCky JLovEr

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Nov 22, 2001, 9:52:16 PM11/22/01
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hey....how come prince never has tribute concerts? LOL!


-_J_i_L_L_-
Oh my God, can't believe
when I turned on the T.V.,
this evening, I was disgusted
by all the injustice!
~MJ & JJ

A big thank you to all of you

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Nov 22, 2001, 10:01:57 PM11/22/01
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Who pissed in your cornflakes?
So don't listen to the CD I don't care either way. There was no reason for
that reply you spouted of with. No hostility was in my post & none was
intended. My only intention was to interject that whatever your own personal
opinion of either artist. Prince's new CD was worth a listen.

By the way stupid & retarded in the same sentence isn't very effective. How
about pulling out a Thesuarus.

MST3KPIMP

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Nov 22, 2001, 11:19:44 PM11/22/01
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>hey....how come prince never has tribute concerts? LOL!>

Because even Prince has more class than to assemble a tribute concert TO
HIMSELF!!!

Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 22, 2001, 11:31:38 PM11/22/01
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exactly my point about MJ fans.

Of course Prince's album will not make the same impact sales wise. Please,
he no longer has a major company with marketing departments all over the
world 'selling' the album for him.

No distractions, just the music and that's why it sounds so damn creative.

RONNY

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Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 22, 2001, 11:34:18 PM11/22/01
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Believe it or not PRince's huge ego is not 1/2 as big as MJ's ... that's why

MJ put that whole thing together or at least his people did.


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Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 22, 2001, 11:37:00 PM11/22/01
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You realize MJ fans are like older Britany SPears and Nsync fans. There is
no substance, only hysteria created mostly by large corporations like SONY,
WB, MTV

Dated ? Prince is known for his 'ahead of his time' output. Now you come
along and call him dated ?

Like Nsync, Britany and MJ fans... they are not taken too seriously.

RONNY

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> > In 1987 he released his greatest "sign of the times'
> > while MJ released the weak BAD.
>

> Sign was great, but Bad wasn't weak due to the fact it dosen't sound as
> dated as Sign does these days.


>
> > In 1991 Prince put out 'Diamonds and Pearls" while MJ put out the
> Dangerous.
> >
>

> Diamonds and Pearls sounds completely dated compared to the style of music
> Dangerous presented.


>
> > In 1995 Prince released the awsome "The gold experience' while MJ put
out
> > the crappy "HIStory'.
> >
>

> The Gold Experience was good, but it was too old school, and HIStory
sounded
> ahead of it's time.
>
> <:| Notice a theme?
>
>


Roland

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Nov 22, 2001, 11:59:03 PM11/22/01
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well - I think Michael deserves to have his ego as big as it is - with three
albums alone (thriller/bad/dangerous) selling over 112 million copies
worldwide- hey who can blame him if his ego gets a bit inflated..


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JAWS

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Nov 23, 2001, 12:29:15 AM11/23/01
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Ha he needs more than ego now
weirdness bigtime
now he needs to build a school in netherland for his kids (sic)
what achievment is that NIL
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JAWS

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Nov 23, 2001, 1:24:18 AM11/23/01
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Really based on what

"J-Blo" <dotheb...@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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> "Ronny Bhadra" <bha...@tdbank.ca> wrote in message
> news:QpkL7.55979$pd.37...@news20.bellglobal.com...

> > You realize MJ fans are like older Britany SPears and Nsync fans. There
> is
> > no substance, only hysteria created mostly by large corporations like
> SONY,
> > WB, MTV
> >
> > Like Nsync, Britany and MJ fans... they are not taken too seriously.
> >
> > RONNY
>
> I believe I can be taken more seriously then a person who implies MJ is of
> no subtance and goes off and posts on a Michael Jackson newsgroup.
>
>


MST3KPIMP

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Nov 23, 2001, 1:51:26 AM11/23/01
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>
>well - I think Michael deserves to have his ego as big as it is - with three
>albums alone (thriller/bad/dangerous) selling over 112 million copies
>worldwide- hey who can blame him if his ego gets a bit inflated..>

But it hasnt served him well. He's trapped in his own world of self-importance
which his music doesnt justify..

JAWS

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Nov 23, 2001, 2:49:10 AM11/23/01
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Which means he is a non-event
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alan jones

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Nov 23, 2001, 4:26:09 AM11/23/01
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Ronny Bhadra wrote:
>
> You realize MJ fans are like older Britany SPears and Nsync fans. There is
> no substance, only hysteria created mostly by large corporations like SONY,
> WB, MTV
>
> Dated ? Prince is known for his 'ahead of his time' output. Now you come
> along and call him dated ?
>
> Like Nsync, Britany and MJ fans... they are not taken too seriously.
>
> RONNY

Listen dude, i understand where you're coming from, i too have a lot of love
for Prince, in his hey day. But dissing Michael to praise Prince, is old.
Both men are pioneers for differing reasons. Pop is a discipline, the corner
stone of which, is to be heard by the masses. If you're as passionate as
Michael is about the genre of pop, then sales become a viable measure of how
good you are at your craft.

You talk about Michael's music appealing to 'Spears and Sync' fans, and in as
much as they represent the next generation of listeners, that maybe true, but
part of Michael job is to continue to enthuse the next generation with his music,
and in the process leave them worth while morsels of love, hope and inspiration.
If your not reaching the next generation, then you can be sure some other
influence is reaching them. Prince on the other hand continues to speak only
to his generation, which if you think about it, is a much easier task. Ultimately
Prince is preaching to the converted few, and not showing Michael's ambition
of reaching the broader masses, the next generation of listeners.

When Prince produces another 'Alphabet Street' and gets his voice heard by
the many, then i'll consider prince again to be the master of his craft. Until
then Prince has relegated himself to that of an acquired taste. A flavour for the
connoisseur, reaching the pallets of the few, without creating a lasting influence.

You mention Spears and Sync, but these are acts heavily influenced by Michael,
Where are the armies of Prince wannabes, the people who through their dance
and song, says im with him.

As for prince being 'ahead of his time', i'll agree prince has the capacity
to run rings around today's generation, both as a musician and a producer, but
like a lot of people, he closed my ears after Sign, when he started producing
songs?? like 'Cream' and 'Pope'.... enough said!

Alex Williams

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Nov 23, 2001, 5:06:10 AM11/23/01
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| Of course Prince's album will not make the same impact sales wise. Please,
| he no longer has a major company with marketing departments all over the
| world 'selling' the album for him.
|
| No distractions, just the music and that's why it sounds so damn creative.

Why creating music if nobody buy the disc for listening it ?


NO ONE

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Nov 23, 2001, 5:22:56 AM11/23/01
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U can believe that Prince will make a hell of a lot more money than MJ will per
album. Sure, Prince will probably only sell 500,000 copies of the album (which
seems to be his average in the last 5 years), but he will make as much money as
MJ would selling 2 million albums.

For Prince, all that is important is being #1 at the bank. Besides he owns his
masters (I think MJ does too, but MJ has Epic Records still which means he is
still not free).

To quote the new song from Prince from NPG Ahdio Show 9 "Why u givin' people
what they want when u ought to give them what they need...if it's popular it
ain't FREE"

NO ONE

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Nov 23, 2001, 5:26:43 AM11/23/01
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>SPEAKING OF WHICH - where is prince's 20 or 30 year anniversary? here is a
>hint: THERE ISN'T> cuz no one cares and no one will watch.
>waaa haa haaa!

This happens 2 b Prince's 23rd year in the business. Besides, Michael wouldn't
have had a 30th year celebration if he hadn't put it together himself. Too,
Michael has released the same amount of work in 30 years that Prince has in 23.
Prince has many unreleased jams on the shelf that he wrote and performed
himself. Michael only records to make an album, Prince records to create.
There is a DIFFERENCE

NO ONE

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Nov 23, 2001, 5:28:32 AM11/23/01
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Sales ain't everything. Wonder how much $ MJ got in the bank for that 112
million albums? I can tell u it wasn't the majority of the profits. Sony got
that.

KIsaac76

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Nov 23, 2001, 6:31:49 AM11/23/01
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>hey....how come prince never has tribute concerts? LOL!

he has for the past 2 years....thats where MJ probably bit the idea from

KIsaac76

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Nov 23, 2001, 6:36:10 AM11/23/01
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>Where are the armies of Prince wannabes

D'Angelo, Alicia Keys, Lenny, Nikka Costa, Macy Gray, etc etc etc.....

Jenny Vagas

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Nov 23, 2001, 9:40:02 AM11/23/01
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There has been a "Tribute to Prince" album released recently with
people like Adeva, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Gary Numan, Ice T., Mellow Man
Ace and plenty more singing his songs.

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KIsaac76

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Nov 23, 2001, 9:43:16 AM11/23/01
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>There has been a "Tribute to Prince" album released recently with
>people like Adeva, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Gary Numan, Ice T., Mellow Man
>Ace and plenty more singing his songs.

yeah, i have it......it's pretty repulsive except for maybe 3 or 4 songs though
:-(

Jason E. Vines

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Nov 23, 2001, 9:46:48 AM11/23/01
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> >hey....how come prince never has tribute concerts? LOL!>
>
> Because even Prince has more class than to assemble a tribute concert TO
> HIMSELF!!!

It wasn't a tribute; it was a celebration.


MST3KPIMP

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Nov 23, 2001, 9:53:48 AM11/23/01
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>> Because even Prince has more class than to assemble a tribute concert TO
>> HIMSELF!!!
>
> It wasn't a tribute; it was a celebration.>

Hardee har har.. thats a good one.

Jason E. Vines

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The truth can sometimes be funny, I guess.


Jason E. Vines

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Well, consider the material with which they had to work...


MST3KPIMP

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Nov 23, 2001, 10:17:28 AM11/23/01
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>
>> Hardee har har.. thats a good one.
>
> The truth can sometimes be funny, I guess.>

Ya because those pre-made video clips which featured lines like "Michael Jackon
defies the laws of physics" were really celebratory.

KIsaac76

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Nov 23, 2001, 10:27:17 AM11/23/01
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>> yeah, i have it......it's pretty repulsive except for maybe 3 or 4 songs
>though
>> :-(
>
> Well, consider the material with which they had to work...

yeah, it's amazing that it came to be so horrible

Jason E. Vines

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You don't think Mr. Gest might have had something to do with those, do
you?


John Smith

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Nov 23, 2001, 1:09:45 PM11/23/01
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lol, of course, I wait three days after Invincible's released and find only
one little bad review in my news papers saying how it is over hyped... I
have yet to see ads or articles! Then Harry Potter got a 5 page long
article, all positive. Lord of the Rings is in the paper every day as well.
Then another paper I read they were on the front page! Then yesterday they
have a Prince review for his new album, and it's positive.

I really think people have to get over this "hype" crap. Nobody even knows
Michael has an album out! It's not hyped!


AGrugan

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Nov 23, 2001, 3:04:29 PM11/23/01
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Ok Yeah MSt3kpimp?

Well where was Prince whent hey had the Concert for New York or What More can I
give? Hmmmm? His name wasn't lkisted at any one of these concerts. He didn'tt
even take part int he WMCIG song?
I didn't wanna have to point that out, but this guy has been getting on lmy
last working Irish nerve.

KIsaac76

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Nov 23, 2001, 3:48:57 PM11/23/01
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>Well where was Prince whent hey had the Concert for New York or What More can
>I
>give? Hmmmm? His name wasn't lkisted at any one of these concerts.

probably because his father died right around the same time

HoneyBear

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Nov 23, 2001, 4:45:14 PM11/23/01
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The biggest Prince wannabes right now are Lenny Kravitz and D'Angelo.
Alicia Keys has been trying to ride on Prince's coat tails, too. Ms.
Keys talks about Prince in every interview she gives and performs a
cover of a Prince song on her album and in live performances. Moving
on to Michael, I believe that one of the main things that is hurting
MJ's career is the perception that he has not grown as an artist. He
has been in the music industry for more than 30 years and yet MJ still
seems to be trying too hard attract the teen audience. I mean what is
the point of a 43-year-old man who is a show business veteran working
so much with N'Sync? Britney? Usher?

AGrugan

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Nov 23, 2001, 5:25:46 PM11/23/01
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Oh really.

Michael recorded the song What More Could I Give BEFORE the concerts. Prince
could've participated then. He chose not to. What was his excuse there?

Cloudweaver00

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Nov 23, 2001, 5:44:20 PM11/23/01
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>Of course Prince's album will not make the same impact sales wise. Please,
>he no longer has a major company with marketing departments all over the
>world 'selling' the album for him.
>

Nonsense. As talented as he is, Prince has not had a major hit since the early
90s. All the major record company promotion in the world could not make him a
huge seller because his music just does not have that kind of appeal.

-Blue


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those who love Michael Jackson and losers.
~Seth Green

A big thank you to all of you

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Nov 23, 2001, 8:10:34 PM11/23/01
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It is great music though

> All the major record company promotion in the world could not make him a
>huge seller because his music just does not have that kind of appeal.
>
Peace
Chad

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MST3KPIMP

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Nov 23, 2001, 8:13:01 PM11/23/01
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>
> Michael recorded the song What More Could I Give BEFORE the concerts.
>Prince
>could've participated then. He chose not to. What was his excuse there?>

WMCIG is not a great song.

AGrugan

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Nov 23, 2001, 8:50:27 PM11/23/01
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I beg to differ with you.
I've heard WMCIG and it's a wonderful song for a wonderful cause and I have
every intentions of buying it.


But I didn't ask for your opinion on the song. I asked why Prince didn't
participate?

MYopinion

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Nov 23, 2001, 8:48:17 PM11/23/01
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Have you "idiots"forgotten that Prince put together a Birthday/tribute
to himself,this year? Of course,it did not get the attention that MJ's
did,but it was basically the same thing in a different package.I'm
pretty sure that Prince will give himself or someone will give him a
Tribute in the very near future. You can bet your pennies,Prince will
have a MAJOR hand in the artist invited,the dialogue that the artist
speak,and the songs that they perform. AS it SHOULD BE. Michael did what
anyone else would do. Any rational or SANE person would know this,but
you trolls are not SANE.You are obsessive,biased morons.

PK

newpowergeneration

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Nov 24, 2001, 12:25:10 AM11/24/01
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Hey Ronny, why do you come over to this newsgroup clearly to make trouble!
I'm both an MJ and Prince fan, and while I think TRC is largely a better
album than Invincible, I'm not gonna come over to a different newsgroup -
especially of such a rival artist - and start shit up. You're pretty level
headed on alt.music.prince. Why come over here and start shit up? We don't
like it when MJ fans come to alt.music.prince and say this kind of stuff.
Grow up.

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newpowergeneration

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> For Prince, all that is important is being #1 at the bank. Besides he
owns his
> masters (I think MJ does too, but MJ has Epic Records still which means he
is
> still not free).
>


I agree with most of what you said, but Prince SO DOES NOT own his masters.
Of his new albums, yes, but not of the 1978-1995 portion of his catalogue.

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> U can believe that Prince will make a hell of a lot more money than MJ
will per
> album. Sure, Prince will probably only sell 500,000 copies of the album
(which
> seems to be his average in the last 5 years), but he will make as much
money as
> MJ would selling 2 million albums.
>
> For Prince, all that is important is being #1 at the bank. Besides he
owns his
> masters (I think MJ does too, but MJ has Epic Records still which means he
is
> still not free).
>

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KIsaac76

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Nov 24, 2001, 12:42:23 AM11/24/01
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>Have you "idiots"forgotten that Prince put together a Birthday/tribute
>to himself,this year?

and last year.....where do you think MJ got the idea?


Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 24, 2001, 1:55:40 AM11/24/01
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Have you heard :

The Last december 2001
Good Bye 1998
Comeback 1998
Circle of Amour 1998


I doubt it... if you had you would see that he
still rights music that radio would play.

He simply does not play the game anymore.
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Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 24, 2001, 1:56:52 AM11/24/01
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He's a great musician.. no one said he was a nice guy.
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Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 24, 2001, 2:01:16 AM11/24/01
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true you got me there.

I had to blow of some steam unfortunately.


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real ality

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Nov 24, 2001, 2:24:39 AM11/24/01
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Exactly and those are really the only Prince masters that matter - poor
little princey.
Tell Prince that Warner Bros says "thankss" for all the moo laa laa ($$$)

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real ality

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Nov 24, 2001, 2:26:08 AM11/24/01
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What would Prince celebrate? His failure as a commercial success for the
last 10 years.. I'LL GO!!!!

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JAWS

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Nov 24, 2001, 2:56:52 AM11/24/01
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Well same as Whacko Jacko :((
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fgm

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Nov 24, 2001, 6:24:58 AM11/24/01
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I love TRC and Invincible. I adore MJ and Prince....Period....
Both great, both extremely talented. The debate MJ vs Prince is so
old...We can love them both. They're different, i like that!!

AGrugan

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Nov 24, 2001, 7:21:32 AM11/24/01
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Hey Bhad

First of allm, I wasn"t talking to you. Secondly, a guy who'd record a tribute
song to help the victims of Septemnber 11, start Heal the World and bring joy
to the lives of sick or dying kids, sounds like a nice guy to me. I'm referring
to Michael Jackson.

Third,, all I wanted to know is why Prince chose to take part in the charity
events for Spet. 11.Instead of a straight answer I get either excuses or double
talk . I'm sorry that his father died but I was undert he impression that
Prince was not at all close with him. As far as the WMCIG show, it lasted well
intot he night so Prince could've easily made an appeance at some point near
the end. The point is he didn't nor did he choose to take part in the song that
was recorded before the concerts. So nbefore you Prince fans start dissing Mike
again, think about the point I just made

AGrugan

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Nov 24, 2001, 2:15:29 PM11/24/01
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Hi

In my lasy post I meant to say Chose NOT to take part. That's what I gert for
writing so early in the morning efore my first cup of coffee.

High Way

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Nov 24, 2001, 2:11:01 PM11/24/01
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When Prince donates to charities he usually does it quietly with few if
any press releases. He just made an appearance at the Rhythm & Blues
Foundation, which is a charity that benefits older and retired blues,
soul, and R&B performers who are having medical and financial
difficulties. He has collected thousands of pounds of food for the poor
during food drives at his live shows. He has distributed funding to
schools for the underprivileged and he has a charitable foundation,
Love4OneAnother.

He probably quietly donated to the Sept. 11 relief efforts without
making a big deal about it. Just as Madonna did. Madonna did not
participate in any of the relief concerts or recordings, but she donated
a portion of the proceeds of one of her shows.

HoneyBear

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Nov 24, 2001, 8:48:55 PM11/24/01
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Was Janet Jackson at any of the charity concerts?

Ronny Bhadra

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Nov 25, 2001, 8:16:24 AM11/25/01
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I know for a fact that when Prince was in town in 1997 he sent
someone over to the Daily Bread Food Bank here in Toronto with a
donation.

No publicity because that was not the point.

RONNY

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Hicccupp

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Nov 27, 2001, 1:17:39 PM11/27/01
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prince is a freak. go to the prince news group.

MG

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Nov 27, 2001, 2:30:24 PM11/27/01
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And Mj is "normal"?

A big thank you to all of you

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Nov 28, 2001, 3:39:49 PM11/28/01
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Oh & Michael is the average Joe?
They are both fine artists at their respective crafts. Both carry some baggage
& eccentricities that make them who they are. Honestly, if we had our lives
held up for public viewage as they have, there would be things that weren't
quite "normal." Our lives aren't dissected is all.
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