>And notice that whenever I say it, I put it in quotes.
>
>That's because for a minute, Prince was possibly the most
>progressive, vital, outside-the-box rock star in the world...
>when it seemed like he wasn't trying, just throwing a bunch of
>shit together: funk, New Wave, disco, rock, etc. THAT shit was
>forward-looking, and it seemed effortless.
>
>But when he actually *tries* to make "rock music" he sounds
>hopelessly out of the loop. He falls back on the most bottom
>of the barrel "rock" cliches (I actually LOLed at the drumming
>on this track)... Sounds like a mid-level Foghat tribute
>band.


Actually it sounds like a mix between Kings of Leon "Sex On Fire," a bit of Rush-reggae breakdown, and Kelly Clarkson with some Prince sheen on top...

But that "Foghat tribute"? U on fire, homie....lol!!!!!!!!!!!

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