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Review: Ripped up the RBC Center For those of you who though you had heard the last serious stuff from Prince, the Master is back...
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He's not doing the splits anymore, but he ain't got no problems with getting down on that stage, does he? | |
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The only thing I saw wrong with the Raleigh show last night is that it had to come to an end!
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summerdawn said: Maceo's solo (I believe it was 'Wonderful World/God'...someone correct me if I'm wrong) was flawless. U mean Maceo...? -----------------------------
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Definitely a great show. Although I'm guessing those that attended both the Columbia, and Raleigh shows (like myself), would give the edge to the Columbia show. The acoustic portion of the show was much longer, or at least it seemed to be. However, Purple Rain for Raleigh was just astounding. It far surpassed the version on Wednesday night. Overall, two terrific shows. | |
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Oreochld32 said: Definitely a great show. Although I'm guessing those that attended both the Columbia, and Raleigh shows (like myself), would give the edge to the Columbia show. The acoustic portion of the show was much longer, or at least it seemed to be. However, Purple Rain for Raleigh was just astounding. It far surpassed the version on Wednesday night. Overall, two terrific shows.
I agree with you on the acoustic portion...it was longer, but I am leaning more towards the Raleigh show as being all around better | |
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CalhounSquare said: summerdawn said: Maceo's solo (I believe it was 'Wonderful World/God'...someone correct me if I'm wrong) was flawless. U mean Maceo...? Yep! I was able to meet Maceo, Candy, Greg Boyer, Chance, John Blackwell and Candy. Everyone except for Prince, Rhonda & Renato John would walk around during the concert and meet fans, shake their hands...actually speak with them. He gave quite a few children and adults alike, sets of drumsticks. I was able to shake Prince's hand quite a few times though, so I'm good for a few months or so ![]() | |
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summerdawn said: PURPLE. RAIN. WAS. PERFECT[/color]. [/b][/u]As Prince walked off the stage, he pointed to the sky and mouthed 'All praises due to Allah'.
HUH??? My name is Nep....and I am funky...when it comes to Nep...you are a JUNKIE! Hurt me! | |
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Nep2nes said: summerdawn said: PURPLE. RAIN. WAS. PERFECT[/color]. [/b][/u]As Prince walked off the stage, he pointed to the sky and mouthed 'All praises due to Allah'.
HUH??? He probably mouthed "Jehovah", not "Allah"...that's what I think he mouthed during the LA show. | |
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RupertZ said: Nep2nes said: HUH??? He probably mouthed "Jehovah", not "Allah"...that's what I think he mouthed during the LA show. Trust me, the man mouthed 'Allah'. OK, but it doesn't matter. The point is, he tore it up [This message was edited Sat Apr 24 19:13:52 2004 by summerdawn] | |
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Oreochld32 said: Definitely a great show. Although I'm guessing those that attended both the Columbia, and Raleigh shows (like myself), would give the edge to the Columbia show. The acoustic portion of the show was much longer, or at least it seemed to be. However, Purple Rain for Raleigh was just astounding. It far surpassed the version on Wednesday night. Overall, two terrific shows.
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ndigo said: The band broke out of the acoustic set with SOTT, The Question of You, Lets Work, Kiss. What mind you had left, was gone at this point. This was bring the people on stage part. There were 6 girls who were wearing raspberry berets,and he brough them all on stage. Its too bad they were all dancing like Gong Show Rejects. There was one girl who was dancing away from the other fans by herself on the end of the isle of the round stage set. She was playing to the audience like we paid to see HER. guess that was her 5 mins of fame. When Prince put the microphone to her mouth for her to sing along to Kiss, she told him she didnt know the words!! He righfully motioned like he was about to throw her into the audience. Who doesnt know KISS, by now... [This message was edited Sat Apr 24 8:01:59 2004 by ndigo] [This message was edited Sat Apr 24 8:04:41 2004 by ndigo] [This message was edited Sat Apr 24 8:08:41 2004 by ndigo] I just wanted to say that I didn't forget the words to KISS. I can't sing to save my life! So I didn't sing very loud because I didn't want to sound like a cat in heat. And the reason I was dancing by myself was because the girls behind me seemed to know each other but I didn't know them. I know nobody paid to see me on stage. Heck, I wouldn't pay to see me on stage. | |
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bclapp said: ndigo said: The band broke out of the acoustic set with SOTT, The Question of You, Lets Work, Kiss. What mind you had left, was gone at this point. This was bring the people on stage part. There were 6 girls who were wearing raspberry berets,and he brough them all on stage. Its too bad they were all dancing like Gong Show Rejects. There was one girl who was dancing away from the other fans by herself on the end of the isle of the round stage set. She was playing to the audience like we paid to see HER. guess that was her 5 mins of fame. When Prince put the microphone to her mouth for her to sing along to Kiss, she told him she didnt know the words!! He righfully motioned like he was about to throw her into the audience. Who doesnt know KISS, by now... [This message was edited Sat Apr 24 8:01:59 2004 by ndigo] [This message was edited Sat Apr 24 8:04:41 2004 by ndigo] [This message was edited Sat Apr 24 8:08:41 2004 by ndigo] I just wanted to say that I didn't forget the words to KISS. I can't sing to save my life! So I didn't sing very loud because I didn't want to sound like a cat in heat. And the reason I was dancing by myself was because the girls behind me seemed to know each other but I didn't know them. I know nobody paid to see me on stage. Heck, I wouldn't pay to see me on stage. Um hum.... The road you choose to walk in this life, is a road that leads to the next..... | |
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FunkyStrange said: Oreochld32 said: Definitely a great show. Although I'm guessing those that attended both the Columbia, and Raleigh shows (like myself), would give the edge to the Columbia show. The acoustic portion of the show was much longer, or at least it seemed to be. However, Purple Rain for Raleigh was just astounding. It far surpassed the version on Wednesday night. Overall, two terrific shows.
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ndigo said: bclapp said: I just wanted to say that I didn't forget the words to KISS. I can't sing to save my life! So I didn't sing very loud because I didn't want to sound like a cat in heat. And the reason I was dancing by myself was because the girls behind me seemed to know each other but I didn't know them. I know nobody paid to see me on stage. Heck, I wouldn't pay to see me on stage. Um hum.... Whatever. At first, the criticism you posted really bothered me. I take what people say about me to heart. But then I realized, you don't know me or what I'm about. Why should I let your opinion ruin what was a fun night? It was a night that I will never forget, and no one can ever take that away from me. | |
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The road you choose to walk in this life, is a road that leads to the next..... | |
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bclapp said: ndigo said: Um hum.... Whatever. At first, the criticism you posted really bothered me. I take what people say about me to heart. But then I realized, you don't know me or what I'm about. Why should I let your opinion ruin what was a fun night? It was a night that I will never forget, and no one can ever take that away from me. who cares if you looked allegedly "out of place"? who cares what the public thinks? if you had fun doin' it on YOUR well-earned dollar(s), then that's all that counts. i don't think prince would have invited all of you onstage if he was concerned with presentation and delivery (well, maybe if you look like you're trying to give a lap dance!). however, if comments still bother you somewhat, there's a sale at marshalls' on some "thick skin" in all sizes! but it won't last long..... anyways, glad you enjoyed the show. it's a blessing of sorts just to be able to get a ticket! | |
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