> elsewhere and that is tired on your part Murph.
>
>dude I bought Madhouse when it first came out and listen to
>it. you forget i use to ride and bump all things that came out
>of minneapolis back then.


Yeah, yeah...I know your script....I'm waiting for it...


>i kid you not I use to listen to Madhouse and watch "Mike
>Hammer" every thursday night and eat pasta with it.
>
>it was corny because Prince ain't no Jazz cat. it had some
>nice licks and grooves, however it sounded like re threads of
>other things he had been doing and he he didn't have the chops
>to run no full band sound. what I dug about Prince back then
>was the cold robotic funk and Groove he did with the synths,
>drum programming and the way he played his guitar and Bass in
>parts, however him and a full Brass section or that kind of
>sound felt out of place.


I'm still waiting for it....

>
>"Six" sounded like "A Love bizarre" without words and it was
>catchy but it wasn't no jazz.

Still waiting for it....


>Miles Davis at that time was liking any and everything. he dug
>and respected prince, however that wasn't one of Prince's best
>works.
>
>it felt like some cat who was bored trying to show off
>something which felt awkward.
>
>take my word on this I doubt seriously even amongest your
>fellow Purple Koolaid drinkers that you gonna get a 100 Prince
>fans die hard from back then to include any of the madhouse
>Projects especially that first one with his best of that
>decade.
>
>it was a cult thing and it felt just like a Vanity project.
>
>
>yeah I mentioned Rick James because he jammed with a fellow
>Jazz funkateer in ROy Ayers something that to me Prince missed
>out on when he was in prime and peak.
>
>Madhouse was more like Outhouse. poor Murph can't handle
>another opinon especially from somebody else that was there
>and listen to those albums. Madhouse 16 was constipated and
>long and then that last one 24 was as exciting as getting a
>wisdom tooth pulled.



Not there yet....


>
>IMO the best stuff that Prince did during that time on the
>instrumental tip was
>
>"Power fantastic"

>
>the Original "Old friends for Sale"
>
>"Alexa De Paris"
>
>"Venus de milo"


Nah...not there yet...


>but Prince ain't no Jazz Musician, however he can do riffs and
>runs at things, but he ain't no Jazz Player. sorry Charlie.


Bingo^^^^^


There's the Prince put down I was waiting for...

Bravo, homie...U follow that script pretty well...

Yep...Prince was a bum...

GOAT of his era......long live Prince.....God is alive....