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Artist: Prince
Title: Graffiti Bridge
Year Of Release: 1990
Label: Paisley Park/Warner Bros. [9 27493-2]
Genre: Funk, Synth-pop, Pop Rock, New Jack Swing, Soundtrack
Quality: CBR 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 68:32
Total Size: 170 mb / 467 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Qualcomm atheros ar9285 wireless network adapter specification. Four very long (14-minute) instrumental jazz funk tracks, chiefly intended as a vehicle for saxophonist Eric Leeds. Prince’s lowest-selling album. Can’t imagine why. The Very Best of Prince is a Best of compilation album by Prince, released in 2001. It contains most of his commercially successful singles in their radio edits, including the U.S. #1's 'Let's Go Crazy', 'When Doves Cry', 'Kiss' and 'Cream'. The album cover is somewhat a point of contention with some fans. Album information. In 1993, Prince wanted to release Goldnigga, the debut album by his band The New Power Generation but Warner Bros. Refused and instead decided to finally release the greatest hits collection they had wanted to release two years earlier when Prince instead got Diamonds and Pearls released. Discs one and two were released separately, under the titles The Hits 1 and The Hits 2.
Prince was shooting for the top of the charts with Graffiti Bridge, and he missed. The movie was a disaster, causing the soundtrack to sell very poorly. Despite its poor showing, Graffiti Bridge is not a bad album; in fact, it's often very good. Prince wrote all of the songs, but only performed a little over half the tracks, leaving the rest for The Time, Mavis Staples, and Tevin Campbell. With the exception of The Time's slamming 'Release It' and Campbell's 'Round and Round,' the best songs are the ones Prince performed himself. The George Clinton collaboration 'We Can Funk,' the psycho-blues of 'The Question of U,' the sinewy single 'Thieves in the Temple,' and the pop/rock of 'Can't Stop This Feeling I Got,' 'Tick, Tick, Bang,' and 'Elephants & Flowers' make Graffiti Bridge a thoroughly enjoyable listen. 

TRACKLIST:
1 –Prince - Can't Stop This Feeling I Got 4:24
2 –Prince - New Power Generation 3:39
3 –Time, The - Release It 3:54
4 –Prince - The Question Of U 4:00
5 –Prince - Elephants & Flowers 3:54
6 –Tevin Campbell - Round And Round 3:55
7 –George Clinton And Prince - We Can Funk 5:28

8 –Prince - Joy In Repetition 4:53

9 –Time, The - Love Machine 3:34
10 –Prince - Tick, Tick, Bang 3:30

Artist: Prince
Title: Graffiti Bridge
Year Of Release: 1990
Label: Paisley Park/Warner Bros. [9 27493-2]
Genre: Funk, Synth-pop, Pop Rock, New Jack Swing, Soundtrack
Quality: CBR 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 68:32
Total Size: 170 mb / 467 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Qualcomm atheros ar9285 wireless network adapter specification. Four very long (14-minute) instrumental jazz funk tracks, chiefly intended as a vehicle for saxophonist Eric Leeds. Prince’s lowest-selling album. Can’t imagine why. The Very Best of Prince is a Best of compilation album by Prince, released in 2001. It contains most of his commercially successful singles in their radio edits, including the U.S. #1's 'Let's Go Crazy', 'When Doves Cry', 'Kiss' and 'Cream'. The album cover is somewhat a point of contention with some fans. Album information. In 1993, Prince wanted to release Goldnigga, the debut album by his band The New Power Generation but Warner Bros. Refused and instead decided to finally release the greatest hits collection they had wanted to release two years earlier when Prince instead got Diamonds and Pearls released. Discs one and two were released separately, under the titles The Hits 1 and The Hits 2.
Prince was shooting for the top of the charts with Graffiti Bridge, and he missed. The movie was a disaster, causing the soundtrack to sell very poorly. Despite its poor showing, Graffiti Bridge is not a bad album; in fact, it's often very good. Prince wrote all of the songs, but only performed a little over half the tracks, leaving the rest for The Time, Mavis Staples, and Tevin Campbell. With the exception of The Time's slamming 'Release It' and Campbell's 'Round and Round,' the best songs are the ones Prince performed himself. The George Clinton collaboration 'We Can Funk,' the psycho-blues of 'The Question of U,' the sinewy single 'Thieves in the Temple,' and the pop/rock of 'Can't Stop This Feeling I Got,' 'Tick, Tick, Bang,' and 'Elephants & Flowers' make Graffiti Bridge a thoroughly enjoyable listen. 

TRACKLIST:
1 –Prince - Can't Stop This Feeling I Got 4:24
2 –Prince - New Power Generation 3:39
3 –Time, The - Release It 3:54
4 –Prince - The Question Of U 4:00
5 –Prince - Elephants & Flowers 3:54
6 –Tevin Campbell - Round And Round 3:55
7 –George Clinton And Prince - We Can Funk 5:28
8 –Prince - Joy In Repetition 4:53
9 –Time, The - Love Machine 3:34
10 –Prince - Tick, Tick, Bang 3:30
11 –Time, The - Shake! 4:01
12 –Prince - Thieves In The Temple 3:20
13 –Time, The With Prince - The Latest Fashion 4:02
14 –Mavis Staples - Melody Cool 3:39Prince The Very Best Of Prince Zip Line
15 –Prince - Still Would Stand All Time 5:23Prince The Very Best Of Prince Zip Code
16 –Prince Featuring Mavis Staples And Tevin Campbell - Graffiti Bridge 3:51
17 –Prince Featuring Mavis Staples, Tevin Campbell, T.C. Ellis And Robin Power - New Power Generation (Pt. II) 2:57 

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