IN MEMORY OF PRINCE WITH KEVIN SMITH
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Dearly Beloved -- Prince was the best of us. Kevin Smith and Marc Bernardin pay their respect.
Three times a week, Marc Bernardin and Kevin Smith talk about all the daily news in movie make believe, terrific TV and anything that squeaks in Geek!
01:10 -- Prince and Batman!
05:20 -- Prince was the American Dream
08:00 -- Prince had one of the first Online Albums
09:35 -- Prince, Kevin Smith, SNL and Fred Armisen
11:40 -- Prince was the Lewis and Clark of Pussy
14:20 -- Prince was Bowie for Black Kids -- Marc
19:40 -- Prince took a shot at Kevin Smith and Jersey Girl
25:50 -- Prince, Mayte and a story Kevin Smith has Never Told
33:00 -- Prince used to tease Michael Jackson
38:38 -- Prince and How Fucking Wrong it is We Saw his Entire Career
40:50 -- Prince Danced with Kevin's Kid Harley!
42:55 -- Prince and how Good His Graffiti Bridge Actually Is!
45:03 -- Prince and Bryant Gumbel
48:05 -- Prince and the Rain and the Super Bowl
53:30 -- Prince and his Charity
57:45 -- Prince and the Batman
1:03:40 -- Prince -- His Vault is his Will
1:06:11 -- Kevin and Marc give their Prince Recommendations
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Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash jayandsilentbob...
That story about Prince dancing with your daughter CRUSHED me (as it seemed to do the same to you remembering it). Isn't it amazing how 1 week changes an entire life.
Kevin, whatever your relationship, however short-lived, I'm sure if he could hear your heartfelt apology for telling that story and sendoff that Prince would be moved. And don't beat yourself up about it so much. It happened. It really is a funny story that adds to the mythology of Prince, and your love and fandom for Prince was evident throughout, even as he's driving you bonkers. Chaka proud. Chaka real proud.
I will NEVER get tired of hearing a Prince story. He was a mysterious sexy genius. No other artist ever came close.
Prince was like a real life Willy Wonka meets Casanova. He was romance, spirituality, magic, mystery and raunchy sex appeal wrapped in a gifted package of pure artistry. I really appreciate your humility in readdressing your understanding of Prince, Kevin. Not a lot of people are so humble, open, and self-aware. You've given a beautiful testimony of respect and admiration for a one-of-a-kind artist. Prince was eccentric. Geniuses usually are. And you, Kevin, are a hell of a guy with a HUGE heart. :)
+Laurie Davies yeah i expected this to be less kind.
+Laurie Davies well stated...
If you look at the two videos of prince's top 'diva' moments or whatever you find he wasn't always so humble.. but also not as evil as Britney Spears - not that she's a comparison at all but they're both celebs..
Laurie Davies Definitely! Kevin Smith is one hell of a man.
I'll always remember when my step-daughter first heard "Kiss" a few years ago. When he screams the lyrics at the end, she said, "He sounds like he REALLY loves to rock out to his own song." That just made me smile as I thought it was a great first introduction to a man whose music moved me for 30 years.
Oh man. Kev, the things you and Marc say about Prince, and your reflections on your own growth and understanding him are beautiful, it made me cry. Thanks for putting this amazing discussion out there.
+Pork Woofles Dan?
MY TOP 5 FAVORITE MUSICIANS OF ALL TIME:
1) Prince
2) O(->
3) The Kid
4) Jamie Starr
5) Camille
+Mike C Who is 2 thru 5?
Christopher Tracey
+Jp Starlin Seriously? Those are all aliases that Prince used.
+Mike C - the electric man, alexander nevermind and joey coco too. :-)
+Mike C btw i do the symbol this way
Spike Lee has a movie called "Girl 6" and the whole movie sound track is Prince.
"Your momma called you Prince, we're gonna call you Prince." - Mark Bernardin
Maybe the greatest reference ever pulled.
I cried so hard when I heard the news. The news came with "a man down at Paisley Park" and they were not saying his name yet ... I ran from room to room crying and begging God that it wouldn't be him. I am from the Twin Cities and saw him in St Paul on December 26, 1984, his Purple Rain tour ... It was nothing short of amazing. He opened the show by saying "I am so happy to be home for Christmas and to be spending it with you !" and proceeded to play for over 3 hours (all high energy, the consummate performer) and then, he came out for not one, not two, but THREE encores. It was a magic night. He was such a huge part of my life's soundtrack, especially since we are both native Minnesotans. I loved him then and love him still. #purplereign4ever
Prince is an iconic figure. He changed the world. He changed our lives. He will be missed for an eternity. I have countless memories.
we're never gonna get another prince again. He was pure raw talent and it kept GROWING. And look, all walks of life are mourning his passing. I miss him so much. RIP Prince!
"If he poured his heart into a glass and offered it like wine. She could drink and be back in time for the morning papers."
Thank you for this ep xxx
Just my two cents: I didn't think your story from "An Evening With Kevin Smith" was a bashing of Prince at all. When I first saw it on the original DVD, I just viewed it as a funny story about Prince...not good or bad, but just what happened I've been a Prince fan since "Soft And Wet' and I found it hilarious. Man, who was offended? To me, it just humorously reinforced who he was, a transcendent, mysterious genius you just played on the funny of it from the point of view of all the rest of us.
I thought it was really funny! Knowing what I do of Prince, it all seemed to fit. However, I could see KS feeling bad about it after the fact.
Agreed....I saw Kevin' story before the Chappelle Show Sketch, which was a good precursor as Kevin talks about Prince playing basketball...just not in his social attire 😂
I remember watching this as soon as it was released. A beautiful tribute full of honesty, humility, humor, & love. Thank you 💜
I really loved this show. I'd be more than thrilled to hear another five hours of Prince stories from Kevin Smith. He's always a great storyteller and who manages to speak to our generation. Much thanks from Minneapolis!
Thank you for the upload. I was waiting for your tribute to Prince. RIP. :(
+Luvie1980 ditto
Dang Kevin and Marc!! "7" is still my favorite all time song by Prince. I only hope that his sister, family, production crew, and collaborators can actually *salvage* that insanely large vault that Prince worked on for so long.
Very nice Kevin Smith. Don't feel bad about telling any part of your Prince story. I can tell you admire & respect the man. Very heartfelt when talking about him dancing with your child- my eyes watered up too! Prince would be okay with you, no hard feelings I'm sure☺️
Prince was so awesome, he could be Batman, Joker, and Two-Face all at the same time.
cqtaylor Prince was definitely a modern day genius.
Yes!
Wow! The story of Prince dancing with Kevin's daughter had me crying. We all have moments we look back on and realize we should have been a little more mature, realizing that and admitting it shows how much of a great person Kevin is. Awesome episode, thank you guys for bringing some levity to this tragedy.
That was awesome. Big ups for the tribute. My heart is still broken and I'm definitely still stuck in the UA-cam rabbit hole of Prince stuff. I can't believe he won't be around to shock us with what's next.
"Be Prince in this life". Well said sir.
I could listen to Kevin and Marc talk Prince all damn day long. I come back to this video all the time.
I've been bursting into tears daily for the past week. Robin Williams and Prince...these 2 losses just kicked me in the teeth. I feel sad when any celeb I like passes away, but these 2...these 2 are a personal loss. I will grieve these 2 losses until I take my last breath, I think. I can't even fathom the depth of pain those who truly knew them felt and will feel.
Rest in peace, dearly beloved. My heart broke purple.
This is the Prince tribute I was looking for.
I was always a Prince fan. I remember that when Purple rain came out I saw it and loved it loved the album. There was this girl who had a little boom box, google it kids..., and she played that tape everyday before the bus came...everyday...and I never complained because it was a GOD send....thanks Kevin...
Isaac Barlow- Maybe it was me !
"Chaka mad, Chaka real mad". Best quote to this day!
I hope Kevin gets his documentary back that he did for Prince. It would be cool for Kevin to be able to edit it and get a company to distribute it.
Kevin, you are not just an amazing artist, but a fantastic human being. You are so warm and in touch with your humanity. You make me laugh and tear up and get excited. Whatever you feel, I feel and that is a beautiful thing. Thank you for sharing your experiences with the world and being one of the coolest people in the world. You are a hero of mine easily and I look forward to anything you are involved it. Props to Marc as well. You two keep the nerd flame kindling.
Thanks for this episode. You expressed so much of what I felt. I became a Prince fan in 96, when he did Emancipation. I was instantly hooked, bought every CD he ever made including singles, b-sides, imports, the lot... my music collection has always been one or two songs from this artist, a few from that one, and hundreds of Prince songs. Prince music has been the soundtrack to my life. He influenced my life so much. He was totally my patronus too. I'm glad we'll always have past Prince, but like so many other true fans, I was always eager to see who he would become next. He was a master of reinventing himself. He didn't fit neatly into any musical genre, he was a musical genre all to himself. I'm going to miss him so much!
I'm from Minnesota and know that the Chaska Community Center, which was close to Paisley Park, was gifted anonymously with a purple Zamboni for their ice hockey arena.
Very moving, tribute. Kevin, hearing you talk about your experience helps many of us deal with his passing. Though you are a celebrity, it's awesome to see how you are also a fan just like the rest of us. Thank you for this, and always keep telling your stories- man.
Don't know if you will ever read this but, Never thought in my lifetime that, Kevin Smith of ALL people would make me shed multiple tears. On a Podcast no less. Damn dude! I've gone 3 days without breaking down like, a weeping fool. Seeing you breakdown and keep things real as, always. Helped me feel more normal and I THANK you for that!!!! God Bless you and yours!
you guys really make my days... Prince had such an impact on my life, musically he was the ultimate artist, producer, writer and genius performer. I snuck in to see Purple Rain when I was 8 yrs old and my life changed forever, sang beautiful ones to my 1st crush and got a kiss out of it. I finally had a chance to see him perform live in Seattle in 2005 with my wife while she was 9 months preggo with our daughter. One of the greatest memories to date. Life is too short and precious to waste it, I live to share my gift with the world and Prince was the ultimate role model in that vain. Thank you guys!
He lived & breathed what he loved 2 do, completely unique, & I 4 1 feel grateful he shared it with us. True inspiration. R.I.P. Prince.
I am so glad to hear this. I used to be a Kevin smith fan. But after hearing him recount his experience with prince years ago, I knew that he didn’t get it. I didn’t appreciate that he didn’t appreciate what we know to be true about the genius of Prince. I’m glad to hear that he now gets it.
You’re forgiven Kevin
We’re approaching the 5 year anniversary of his passing, and I still haven’t been able to put into words my feelings. This was a nice watch 💜
what an amazing memory with Harley... made me cry too. thank you for doing this. long live prince.
Marc nailed my reaction to the news: it was the first time someone I didn't know passed away that hit like a ton of bricks. Like a piece of my childhood, coming to age, died.
It's true; this is the one single "celebrity" death that actually brought me to tears, that seemed like it was happening to _me._ Even Bowie didn't make me cry.
honestly being almost 40, I have lots of memories to Prince music. so, it feels like a part of my life has died with him. I definitely cried with you guys on this.
Kevin, I saw the story you told after Prince's passing....I thought it was funny, but more importantly, it made me appreciate Prince more. You're story reveals a lot about who he was...geniuses operate in a different plane man...Yes, there were a couple of potshots which gave the story a lighter feel...but I never perceived your intent as malicious or anything like that. Now that I see this video, it makes me appreciate you and your honesty. Respect for circling back and giving your current take. Thank you for sharing and for making this video in memoriam...
The story Kevin told about Prince and his daughter dancing is beautiful beyond words. She wasn't even my daughter and hearing that killed me.
Chaka sad , Chaka real sad
I see what you did there. 👍🏻
+Logan Tyler I am so mad at myself for not thinking of that first.
When the news broke , it was sadly the first thing I thought of , my kev smith fandom is taking over my life
Logan, go to hell.....
Jack Azz no shit. But Prince died... So chakka sad, chakka real sad.
The Harley story was tough to hear, especially since that was the time when Prince lost his son.
thanks for doing this, man. RIP prince. . . god damn. . .
As we just crossed another anniversary of his passing I came across this for the first time so thank you for uploading it. As a fan of both Prince and Kevin Smith-- I loved the story about you going to his home to film the documentary. Never took it as you were dogging him but quite the opposite--- your frustration in large was because of the respect and love for that man. And it was evident in watching that DVD.
Glad you mentioned Springsteen. Saw in an interview (on MY Prince rabbit hole journey) where he said Bruce was one of his favorite band leaders, and mentioned a show of his that he watched from backstage.
Also read a story today about Prince realizing that Purple Rain sounded a lot like Faithfully, so he called up Jonathan Cain and Neil Schon and played it for them before it was released to get their take. And of course they said go for it w/ our blessing b/c they were so impressed w/ his gesture (was a Billboard article).
In the cold and hard void of Hollywood, Kevin Smith is the warm heart and soul of that world. His outpouring of emotion is obviously genuine and not something you see these days when controversy and scandal is king. Kudos Kevin Smith. RIP Prince
I have to be honest, I am not a Prince fan. But I have to give props to him with his work output, and the way he moved people. A real artist, RIP.
The comparison of Prince to David Bowie, early in this episode is about as accurate as it gets. Nailed it
Eric Coates TRUE
I love this. Great tribute, just two dudes talking and loving Prince. Thanks for being real guys.
I think the story they are thinking of at 32:37 is Prince covering Radiohead. Prince covered "Creep" at Coachella years ago and performances were popping up on UA-cam and other places. Prince, being Prince, had his team pull down the videos.
Thom Yorke from Radiohead found out and said: "Really? He's blocked it?" asked Yorke, who figured it was their song to
block or not. "Surely we should block it. Hang on a moment." Yorke added, "Well, tell him to unblock it. It's our ... song."
33:37 Let's ask the Roots on the Tonight Show how Prince plays their guitars. Throws them up in the air and smashes it. We must not forget for all of his talent, he was a difficult person. Stevie Wonder doesn't do stuff like that.
Kev... Great stuff, man. Very heartfelt and sincere. Thanks for the stories and keep making cool shit! Prince... One of the all time greats. In my top 5 greatest guitarists ever too.
This is a beautiful touching video...thank you for the share....Prince has been and will forever be an inspiration to me and my music as well to many others in the arts....I am still crushed over his passing and still in a state of shock...but he will live on...
You are so right Kevin. Prince became a part of the collective conscienceness of the world. I'm still not over it. Now his music makes me laugh and cry. Not since the death of Christ, has one man's death been shrouded in so much mystery. "Alphabet Street" was from the album, "Lovesexy".I never had the chance to see Prince live, but I didn't need to. He will always be with all of us.
I wasn't big on Graffiti Bridge, but I LOVED Under the Cherry Moon. It's actually my favorite of Prince's movies, and Parade, the soundtrack to that film is my favorite Prince album of all time. I remember discovering his Muppets episode back when I was on the NPG Music Club. Man, I even got teary when Kevin talked about Prince meeting his daughter. And I don't know any of the people involved!
Thanks for this episode, guys.
Speaking to the albums, the songs, his experiences with Price's music, this is a real testament. A real fan. And he tells it without catering - it's just all on the real. Thank you Kevin for sharing.
Dear Kevin & Marc thanks for this podcast ... and no way i was bored by this old men story about a time in your live kevin you meet prince. A true Tribute to a true artist from the heart, respect for this guys.
Thanks for taking the time to share what so many of us are feeling. I feel like I've now been to his funeral. It was good closure.
35+ minutes in & I'm fighting back tears! Amazing so far. Gotta take a moment, regroup, & finish watching it in a bit. Thank you guys for sharing...sincerely!
it hurts so much, when kevin smith crying, it hurts so much. Prince's music touch my life so much.
Kev, I've been a fan of your work for a while. This is probably some of your best work. Thank you
Thank you, Kev and Marc for sharing this. I'm 38 and 1989 was such a formative year for me because through Batman I was introduced to the music of Prince AND comic books at the same time. A wonderful, mind-opening year for a young man. Every high school dance we had always played Purple Rain at some point and there are so many memories just from those moments. Unbelievable that he is gone.
Prince was amazing
I saw Prince live for the first time at the Forum in Inglewood CA in 85 on the Purple Rain Tour, I was only 11 yrs old! Saw him 6 more times after that too!! Much love and respect to a truly beautiful person and an insanely talented artist and musician. You will never be forgotten and always be missed....God bless you! Rest in Purple Peace Prince * 1958 ~ 2016 *
Thanks for posting this. His passing hit me harder than I would have imagined. Looking back, Prince was 80% the soundtrack of my life.
Thank you sir we needed this.None of us can blame you for how you felt when you told your story. And I loved it, I still love watching it and have been a Prince forever. And a Kevin Smith fan too. We still have some fingers crossed that we get to see some of it. Probably gonna get it along with that camel.
Thank you for doing this Kevin, this is the first time I've been able to watch a whole conversation about Prince since his passing and was able to actually smile. This has been a pretty hard time for us Prince followers and my son and I really like your work as well so this is wonderful. May Prince rest in peace. 0(+>
I'm 39 years old. I listened to my oldest brother's Purple Rain on vinyl in 1984 at seven- years-old and saw the film in the theater that year as well. Prince was the only music I listened to until about 1991 or so when I began listening to John Coltrane, Miles Davis, The Police and later a few others. I and I'm sure many share Kevin's sentiments. Well done and well said Mr. Smith. Great tribute.
Thank you Kevin. This is such a blow to me personally, and everything you said during this was so spot on. You spoke so many words that I have too. I still cry often
Thank you for this, gentlemen.
To me, Prince was an artist who never changed to fit in with the trends of the decades, but instead kept on perfecting his unique style. RIP The Party Man!
+Robert C Definitely.
Actually I really dug his dabbling in hip hop - like the "Pope", "Get Off", and "Sexy MF". 💜
Excellent show. I wasn't going watch this for very long then I got a drink and sat back. Well done, gentlemen. Well done.
Paused this video so many times, just so I could try and catch the feelings they were expressing when they brought up Prince. Made me love/respect Prince even more.
I'm still hurting and in disbelief. Thanks guys you helped me laugh and cry. It helps knowing that you guys care. Thank you
Omg you made me cry all over again crazy amazing man he was
You should watch the episode of New Girl where Prince appeared. It was pure gold, and fits with a lot of your stories that imply he was some kind of wizard.
Thanks to Kevin and Marc for spending the time to discuss Prince. I realized that I could still feel sad about his death even though I never met him.
Absolutely loved Crystal Ball. Still my favorite album/box set of everything he released. Brilliant artist who will be missed but never EVER forgotten!!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this, guys. So much respect. Lifelong fan of HisRoyalBadness. He made a lot of what I am & still strive to be. To see that he also was close to so many makes me feel better in this time. You guys said it all.
Rest In Peace Prince. I love him, he’s my favorite
I'm 34. I'm black. I have listened to rock music my entire life. Somehow Prince just COMPLETELY passed me by. From perspective he was always 'old outdated" music for people older than I was. It's FASCINATING to hear all these personal testimonies about how he impacted people's lives. I honestly didn't know anyone listened to him anymore, let alone held him in high regard. I thought he was washed up.
I really need to go and explore his catalog, now.
Well, I mean, it's weird. I think it's really a factor of a hand full of things.
1) When I was first exposed to Prince, I was too young to get anything about him. The Batdance, for example, seemed ridiculous and silly to me. But that was because, even at many a few years younger than you, I was too young to get it.
2)Because Prince was so adamant about not being involved in the digital era of music, he was almost absent from the grid for a number of important years.
3)In the late 80s and 90s, Prince was almost exclusively the butt of jokes. I think maybe he was the butt of jokes for people who actually had a tremendous amount of affection for him, and thus the joking, but at my age I only saw the jokes and rarely saw the praise.
Don't get me wrong, you always heard that he was selling out stadiums or making money, but it was in the same strata as, like, Jimmy Buffet for me. It didn't seem culturally relevant. It just seemed like what old people did.
+JazGalaxy I like the "Little Red Corvette", so called 'dance mix' myself. I'm not sure there was any such thing at the time, but I think it's way better than the radio edit. It's on the "Ultimate" Prince album, if you're interested.
***** I don't think I would blame myself if I didn't like his music. I just feel like I have a massive cultural blind spot right now. There is a huge groundswell of people talking about how much he meant and I'm just like" ... really?"
I mean, the Kevin Smith story, I think, perfectly encapsulates what I'm talking about. Kevin is apparently a huge fun but he kind of mostly just joked about Prince. (This video is very touching in how much Smith thought of him, though.)
Thanks for this Kevin. Your sincerity reflects how so many of us feel. It's simply amazing how we all have passionate Prince stories to tell (maybe not as first-hand as yourself). Moments where we stood in the same room/theatre/venue with true greatness. Thanks for sharing.
Kevin I think you now learning what many of us are now learning, and that's the fact the we as a people have lost someone really special in our live. I've just now seen the video on Prince's solo on my Guitar Weeps with Tom Petty at his rock n roll hall of fame ceremony. And I'm learning about all his secret humanitarian efforts a cross the world. There truly a method behind his madness
Everyone remembers where they were the day the twin towers fell Sept 11, 2001 and everyone will remember where they were the moment Prince passed. I myself was blessed to run into him here in Mpls, Mn throughout the years and it never got old, but I cant tell you how hard I cried and the pain we all felt here in his hometown. The world lost an Icon, the music business lost a musical genius, but us here in Minnesota we lost one of our own. Please tell dude on TMZ that Prince was a genius at business because he keeps telling people how dumb he was and reality is he charged $25 for concert tickets so ALL his fans could hear the music. It was ALWAYS about the music and his fans. EVERYTHING he did was for all of us. Hugs, Sheila
+Sheila Miller
Sheila please get some perspective on this. Overly dramatizing events cheapens them.
Prince was an exceptionally talented musician and it is very sad that he died so you young when he could have been making music and enriching lives for decades.
But to compare his death to the murder of thousands upon thousands of innocent Americans. Not to mention the events that act of barbarism set in motion that killed
hundreds of thousands more n Afghanistan and Iraq and Syria and other place is _unseemly_.
I don't think Prince would want his death to be misrepresented that way.
He lived a full life and brought happiness to other people's lives.
In the end, I think that is all that can be asked of or for any human being.
+RobynHarris I dont think they were saying this death is as bad. They are saying the emotional impact it had on them was as big or similar to 9/11. The personal feeling of loss of hearing something so upsetting that you wont forget where you were when it happened. Those events stand out. The scale of the tragedies are not comparable, the feelings of sadness individuals have experienced may be. For many people, in particular many Minnesotans Prince's death left a huge impression.
if a girl ever does the "Oh, I got a live one here!" thing that Kev was talking about it......MARRY THAT GIRL. she is the coolest person you will ever meet.
+regression where in the convo was this?
+Lucy87 - story starts at 13:20 and goes for about a minute.
haha
Thank you guys for making this. I've shared it with other fellow Prince and Kevin Smith fans.
@Kevin Smith, Thank You, for this. You are a true fan and watching this breaks my heart there will never be another like PRINCE.......
Kevin, thank you for this. I have been grieving so hard over the loss of Prince and you did an amazing job articulating what some of us as fans are finding hard to explain.
I never really 'got' Prince myself, but this was a great episode. Really sweet hearing Kevin tell the story about seeing him dance with his daughter.
+Silly Skeleton I'm the same man, I really tried to get into Prince a good while back and it just never clicked for me, Don't get me wrong there is some really awesome music there but its just not something I'd go back to and listen to compared with other things I like. Having said that, I think Prince as a person was awesome strangely down to earth for a Rock megastar in comparison to Mick Jagger Paul McCartney etc (who I like). But I do feel a real sadness about his death when I think about it. Maybe one day I will go back and give some of his music another try. RIP
Marc Bernard gets mad old school props for referencing the "Quiet Storm" on WBLS back in the days! "Soft and warm, the quiet storm.... WBLS" Ha! Haa!!
Thanks guys, I've been super sad about Prince and really needed this.
R.I.P. Prince.
Beautiful tribute. Thank you.
I'm just upset with myself that it took Prince to die in order for me to actually sit down and listen to his music.
+XMenOrangesTangerine
Don't feel upset. It's never too late to discover good music.
+Mike C Beautiful reply, so true.
same here. My friends reference Purple Rain all through middle school and I pretended to know about it then just weeks ago I decide hey let's watch Purple Rain then look up all these videos and infos about him and was amazed
Don't even be upset, man. I'm glad to hear that you did. I've a six year old that is hearing his (appropriate) stuff as a result of seeing how much his death has hurt me and she is IN LOVE. Sometimes that is how the music and the love will spread. He would just be happy to know you're listening, man. :)
Thank you, Kevin and Marc - really enjoyed this. Prince was everything to me, and has been since I was 8 and Controversy was out. It's broken me several times (that first time hearing Purple Rain at the tail end of a one-hour mix... fuuuuuuuuck). It's... not right that he's gone - he was supposed to outlive us all.
Danke, Thx, that was a magnificent session, I am smiling & lost tears at the same time and you are so right!!!
Made the exact same mistake re: pronunciation of Mayte. I mean, not to Prince's face, you understand. I'm not an idiot.
Great to hear the Love Symbol album get some love. Morning Papers is an incredible recording.
Thank Kevin! Nice to hear your apology. Don't worry Prince forgave you. Very touching tribute guys. #RipPrince
Thank you for this tribute to Prince! You guys were on point.
Im living in Atlanta now and I can't believe his last show was at the Fox. I didn't get to go. Excited to go back to Minnesota this summer. I plan on going to First Ave. I used to go to glam slam and the quest. Im also planning on visiting Paisley Park. Pay my respects at the fence line.