I really enjoy Prince's music, I had a roommate in college that would put it on while she got ready to go out.
I adore Prince, too! Every time I hear his music it takes me back to my teenage years.
Do you have a favorite song? I never bought any albums I just like the songs I hear on the radio.
I have a couple. Purple Rain is a given. That song is so emotional. Also, When Doves Cry. I can not hear it without tearing up a lil. And, the one I love is Darling Niki. Its not PG though. haha
Oh wow, I guess I will have to look that up. I like Kiss the most I think. I always think of my roommate when I hear it.
That is a great song too! The whole Purple Rain album is excellent, really. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the tracks. Kiss is a great hype up song. I can see why your roommate would play it. 
Yeah, I did enjoy the music. I wish I would have seen him in concert, sounds like he would have be fun to see in person.
Me too! I feel like I really missed out on a fantastic concert when The Revolution came to my state in the early 80
I don't think I was even born then. Anything I saw of him was on tv, or heard on the radio.
lyrics as well as blending of funk, dance, and rock music. In 1984, he began referring to his backup band as The Revolution and released "Purple Rain", the soundtrack album to his film debut. It quickly became his most critically and commercially successful release, spending 24 consecutive weeks atop the "Billboard" 200 and selling 25 million copies worldwide. After releasing the albums "Around the World in a Day" (1985) and "Parade" (1986), The Revolution disbanded, and Prince released
've Got What It Takes,' that was MY song. Even had the Paul Hucklebuck Williams band playing on it behind me... And then Berry Gordy just stole it out from under me, just put his name on it. And what could I do? I was just trying to make a living, playing guitar and singing, how was I going to go on and fight Berry Gordy, big as he was, and Motown Records? There wasn't really nothing I could do about it - it was just too