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durée : 00:55:01 - Very Good Trip - par : Michka Assayas - Jeudi soir dernier, on apprenait stupéfait la mort de Prince Rogers Nelson dit Prince. Peu importe de quoi, peu importe comment, il est parti, et Michka Assayas lui rend hommage. Le 14 avril dernier, Prince se produisait sur la scène d'Atlanta. Artiste prolifique, le «Love Symbol» incarnait la pop des années 80. Il a notamment marqué toute une génération avec ses tubes comme par exemple Purple Rain. Petit par la taille mais grand par le talent, déjà à l'âge de 7 ans il a écrit sa toute première chanson, elle s'intitulait Funk Machine . Tout est dit. - « Sign ‘o' the Times » - « When Doves Cry » - « When You Were Mine » - « Around the World in a Day » - « Endorphinmachine » - « 4 the Tears in My Eyes » - « Purple Rain » - « The Cross » - « Sometimes It Snows in April » - réalisé par : Lilian ALLEAUME

NPG drummer Michael Bland joins Mr. Christopher to break down Prince's Love Symbol album track by track. But as always, we have MANY stories and funky rabbit holes including a discussion on Questlove, Canadian funk nights, and much more.

We kick off season 2 with an exploration of the color purple through design history. And then we uncover the meaning of Prince's “Love Symbol” with art director Mitch Monson. Also: the interpretations behind color theory and Olympics TV branding. Produced and hosted by Brian Moore and Sam Malott Brown. Story Editing by Jeffery Brown, Audio engineering and mixing by Julia Sikora. Guest starring Mitch Monson.  Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @FormingFunctionPodcast and send us an email to suggest a topic at formingfunctionpodcast@gmail.com. Forming Function Season 2 is supported in part by grant funding from Michigan Architectural Foundation.

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Discussion and Review of Prince's 14th studio album The Love Symbol. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ronica-crutchfield/support

Depeche Mode passera en Europe avec son Memento Mori World Tour en 2024 ! Le mardi 6 février, Dave Gahan et Martin Gore se produiront une nouvelle fois au Sportpaleis d'Anvers. Les fans présents au Sportpaleis en mai dernier se souviennent encore de la qualité impressionnante de leur prestation ! La vente des tickets pour ce nouveau concert au Sportpaleis débutera le lundi 17 juillet à 10h via livenation.be. Avec 110 dates aux quatre coins du monde et plus de deux millions de tickets écoulés à son actif, le Memento Mori World Tour est en passe de devenir l'une des tournées les plus importantes et les plus couronnées de succès de Depeche Mode et de l'année 2023. Coldplay a rendu hommage à Elton John pour la fin de sa tournée d'adieu alors que les deux grands noms étaient tous deux en concert le même soir, mais dans des salles différentes, en Suède. Un duplex a été réalisé pour qu'Elton John puisse voir sur grand écran, la foule rassemblée au concert de Coldplay qui scandait son nom pour le remercier pour son incroyable carrière. Coldplay était en train d'interpréter "Rocket Man" lors de son propre concert de Göteborg, lorsque le chanteur Chris Martin a appelé Elton John, comme le montrent les images tournées par les fans et visibles sur classic21.be Les héritiers de Prince ont officiellement partagé deux enregistrements inédits retrouvés dans le légendaire "coffre-fort" de Prince. L'un est une version de "7", un single extrait de son album Love Symbol de 1992 ; et l'autre est l'inédit "All a Share Together Now", qui date de 2006, six mois après la sortie de l'album 3121. La société de ses ayant-droits a présenté ces morceaux en avant-première le mois dernier, lors de l'événement Celebration organisé à Paisley Park. Les participants ont reçu chacun une clé USB en forme de cassette contenant les deux morceaux. Le groupe suédois Ghost et l'acteur Patrick Wilson ont fait équipe pour reprendre "Stay" de Shakespears Sister pour la bande originale d'Insidious : The Red Door. Le morceau, sorti à l'origine en 1992, apparaît dans le générique de fin du film d'horreur qui vient de sortir. Patrick Wilson, qui a également réalisé Insidious : The Red Door, a révélé dans un communiqué de presse qu'il avait appris que Ghost prévoyait de sortir une reprise du titre et qu'il avait demandé à Tobias Forge de collaborer avec lui. Ghost n'est pas étranger aux bandes originales de films d'horreur, puisqu'il a déjà signé "Hunter's Moon" pour le film d'horreur Halloween Kills, sorti en 2021. Cyndi Lauper a partagé son titre "Oh, Dolores", réalisé pour la nouvelle série The Horror of Dolores Roach. Le nouveau single coïncide avec les débuts de la série, dans laquelle Cyndi Lauper fait une apparition. Les paroles de la chanson sont un message prémonitoire adressé au personnage principal de la série. La première saison se concentre sur Dolores, une femme qui recommence sa vie après avoir été libérée d'une peine de prison de 16 ans. La série est décrite comme "une légende urbaine macabre sur l'amour, la trahison, l'herbe, l'embourgeoisement, le cannibalisme et la survie du plus fort". Une nouvelle version restaurée en 4K du film-concert des Talking Heads, Stop Making Sense, sera montrée en août dans les cinémas. Les premières images nous étaient parvenues en mars et c'est un nouveau morceau qui sort aujourd'hui. Dans l'album de la bande-son à venir, apparaissent deux chansons qui n'étaient pas disponibles sur la bande originale du film, dont une interprétation de "Cities", sortie ce 7 juillet. La réédition proposera également "Big Business/I Zimbra", qui complète la liste des trois concerts, présentant pour la première fois le concert complet de Stop Making Sense. (Ces morceaux inédits étaient disponibles sur certaines versions vidéo du film). --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30.

Whelp, so much for that projected stock downturn. The S&P 500 Index is a hair’s breadth away from turning into “bull market” territory — a 20% rise in stocks — since a low hit last October. We look at why the market has been high on the economy this year despite earlier pessimism. Plus, a deeper look into yesterday’s announcement that the PGA Tour would merge with its Saudi-backed rival, LIV Golf. And finally, a look at how Prince reshaped the music industry by changing his name to the famous “Love Symbol” in the 1990s.

Whelp, so much for that projected stock downturn. The S&P 500 Index is a hair’s breadth away from turning into “bull market” territory — a 20% rise in stocks — since a low hit last October. We look at why the market has been high on the economy this year despite earlier pessimism. Plus, a deeper look into yesterday’s announcement that the PGA Tour would merge with its Saudi-backed rival, LIV Golf. And finally, a look at how Prince reshaped the music industry by changing his name to the famous “Love Symbol” in the 1990s.

When Prince announced he would no longer go by his birth name on June 7th, 1993, it took the public and his record label, Warner Brothers, by surprise. Henceforth he wanted to be known, he explained, as an unpronounceable ‘Love Symbol'; a bespoke mash-up of the Mars and Venus gender signs which wasn't even available in font libraries. The dispute centred on the fact that ‘The Artist' had 500 unreleased songs in his studio vault at Paisley Park, but Warner believed to put them out too quickly would saturate the market with Prince albums and devalue their star signing. Prince began performing with the word “SLAVE” on his cheek, regarding his own name as a part of his contractual entrapment.  In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly explain why, long before Warner's got involved, Prince's name had always been a Freudian nightmare; consider the purple one's claims to be a ‘slave' in the context of other African-American figures; and reveal the none-too-subtle pseudonyms he deployed when out on the town… Ƭ̵̬̊ Further Reading: • The Artist, formerly known as Prince (Entertainment Weekly, 1999): https://ew.com/article/1999/06/04/artist-formerly-known-prince-2/ • ‘A Prince by Any Other Name' (Vanity Fair, 2011): https://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2011/10/prince-bio-201110 • ‘Larry King Live: Prince' (CNN, 1999): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8mg7CxAYUM #Music #Black #US #90s   Love the show? Join 

What inspired Prince to scrawl the word “slave” on his face and change his name to an unpronounceable symbol? Prince's first manager, Owen Husney, scholar Lynnée Denise, and writer Anil Dash unpack Prince's battle with his label to own his masters. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Celebrate the guys' recent discussion about Super Bowl Halftime Shows by revisiting the 2021 episode honoring the man responsible for the best halftime show ever - Prince. On this one, Brian goes deep into the drama that led to Prince Rogers Nelson changing his name.

Épisode 903 : En Décembre, alors que les social média managers se plongeaient dans le rapport Pinterest Predicts, le reste du monde découvrait un rose profond, presque framboise, le Viva Magenta de Pantone qui sera la couleur de l'année 2023.Et ça pose question : comment un fabriquant de nuanciers de couleurs peut avoir autant la hype?Tous ceux qui ont fait de près ou de loin un peu de design ou de graphisme connaissent le nuancier Pantone.Aujourd'hui Pantone est devenu le système de correspondance des couleurs de référence pour tout ce qui implique une production physique : peinture et print.Tu souhaites sérigraphier un teeshirt avec un motif bleu, il te faudra préciser le couleur Pantone de ton bleu. UN joli 18-3949 TCX.——L'histoire de la marque PantonePantone est une société, fondée en 1866, qui fabrique des nuanciers pour les fabricants de cosmétiques. A l'origine c'est une toute petite boite installée dans le New Jersey.En 1962, la boite est rachetée par un salarié Lawrence Herbert. Herbert est un innovateur. C'est sous son impulsion que va naitre le système de couleur Pantone.——A l'époque il n'y a pas de système unifié. Lawrence Hervberte constate à quel point il était difficile pour les designers, les agences de publicité et les imprimeurs de communiquer en matière de couleur.Quand on veut imprimer un packaging en rouge, on doit en passer par plusieurs essais avec l'imprimeur pour enfin tomber sur le bon rouge.L'objectif de Pantone est simple : fournir un language universel de la couleur. Un outil de sélection avec la gamme la plus large de couleurs pures. Ou plutôt une sorte de manuel pour les fabriquer.Pantone a fait quelque chose à partir de rien. Personne ne peut posséder une couleur, mais Pantone possède la norme pour la décrire. ——Comment marche le système Pantone ?Attention, Pantone ne fabrique aucune peinture ou encre. Non, il donne juste la recette.Les couleurs du système Pantone sont obtenues à partir d'encres mélangées avant d'imprimer. Le principe du Pantone d'origine repose sur dix couleurs de base : Noir, blanc, jaune, rouge, bleu, rose, violet, vertPantone donne les proportions de chacune de ces dix teintes de base dans un nuancier qui comprend pas moins de 800 teintes différentes.Chaque teinte à une référence technique (un code un peu obscure) mais aussi un nom.——Quel est le business model de Pantone ?Aujourd'hui Pantone réalise un chiffre d'affaires annuel proche de 200 millions de dollarsEnviron 70% des revenus proviennent d'une gamme à l'ancienne de cartes de couleurs imprimées dans une myriade de versions. Le guide de formules de couleurs à 100 Euros le plus vendu de Pantone fournit le rapport exact pour mélanger les couleurs. Pantone c'est une masterclass sur la construction d'une marque uniquement sur la base de l'expertise. Pantone ne fabrique rien ou presque. Elle est la marque experte en couleurs.—Pantone devrait être mort et enterré et pillant… Elle est partout sur les réseaux—La Couleur Pantone de l'année un cas d'école marketingDepuis 2000, le Pantone Color Institute décerne à l'une de ses célèbres nuances le titre de "Couleur Pantone de l'année".Pantone a fait connaître ses services axés sur la couleur au moyen d'un effort annuel particulier : chaque année depuis 2000, Pantone nomme sa "Couleur de l'année".Prince a son propre violet Pantone appelé "Love Symbol #2"La couleur de l'année de Pantone, c'est un peu le Pinterest Predicts du social média.A sa sortie, la mode s'en empare.Un article de vogue titrait « comment bien porter la couleur de l'année »Chez Cosmopolitain on lisait « 30 pièces mode pour succomber à la couleur Pantone 2023 »Vous vous rappelez peut-être cette scène du film Le diable s'habille en Prada, dans laquelle Meryl Streep débat au sujet de l'influence de la mode dans la société.« Ce que vous ignorez, c'est que ce pull n'est pas simplement bleu, clame la tyrannique rédactrice en chef interprétée par Meryl Streep. Il n'est pas turquoise, il n'est pas lapis. En fait, il est bleu céruléenPantone sur les réseaux_#pantone sur instagram > 2,5M publication_#pantone sur tiktok > 241 M vues_#pantone2021 > 149k_#pantone2019 > 154k_#pantonechallenge 71,4 MSur Tiktok, Pantone sert de référence aux fashion adicts, je suis tombé sur des tas de vidéos de créateurs qui se composent des outfit en fonction des couleurs Pantone.Le Pantone ChallengeChez Pantone vous pouvez acheter un pack de 100 cartes postales reprenant le code couleur et l'encadré blanc.Les réseaux se sont enflammés ces dernières années avec un challenge qui s'est créé autour de ces cartes.Partir d'une carte avec sa couleur unie et dessiner dessus.Ça a donné lieu à des défis 100 joursOn voir aussi ides tas de vidéos de gens qui montrent toutes les cartes qu'ils ont peintes.La communication social media de PantoneLe compte Instagram de Pantone vaut le détour, simple épuré, on voit de la belle collab, on repart de la simple carte.Sur Linkedin, les communications originales pour prendre la parole sur des sujets complètement hors scoop comme la semaine des requins.Le visuel, un cantonnier qui reprend les couleurs principales du requin. . . Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Ensemble, nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Ensemble, nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

Le Seigneur des années 80, une période qu'il a illuminée avec 8 albums d'anthologie, une série prodigieuse d'œuvres incroyablement complexes et flamboyantes, et les concerts les plus éblouissants et excessifs que la musique populaire nous ait donnés.Musicien démiurge, créateur étincelant, Dieu du funk, bâtisseur d'immenses cathédrales soniques, Prince a régné sans partage sur la planète musique dix ans durant, laissant son public exténué mais heureux, ivre de sons et de rythmes impossibles.. Artiste : The Prince of Pop, His Royal Badness, His Purple Majesty, The Kid of Minneapolis, Love Symbol, Camille, Joey Coco, Alexander Nevermind, Jamie Starr, Tora Tora, Christopher Tracy, The Artist Formerly Known as….. Prince. Genre : funk, rock, pop, RnB, soul, jazz. Époque : de 1973 à 2016. De 1 à 10, probabilité que tu connaisses : 725.611.290. Numéro de l'épisode : 126Pour l'écouter, c'est par ici si tu utilises Apple Podcasts, ici si tu utilises Deezer ou encore ici si tu utilises Spotify.Pour me contacter, pour me dire que tu as adoré (ou pas du tout mais j'y crois pas) ou encore me suggérer un artiste pour le prochain épisode, tu peux m'écrire à contact@lavoixdessillons.comGros Naze te souhaite une très bonne écoute. On se retrouve dans un prochain numéro de La Voix des Sillons, en attendant café et à la messe !Pour soutenir gratuitement le podcast :1. Abonne-toi2. Laisse-moi un avis et 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcasts, ou Spotify et Podcast Addict3. Partage ton épisode préféré à 3 personnes autour de toiEt pour le soutenir pas gratuitement :Alimenter ce podcast prend beaucoup de temps, sans compter les coûts induits. Alors, si tu prends du plaisir à écouter ces chroniques, si tu te marres, si tu apprends des choses, si tu découvres de nouveaux artistes, aide-moi à continuer, tout apport sera le bienvenu. Rendez-vous sur Tipeee ou Paypal. Tu peux aussi suivre la sortie des prochains épisodes sur mon site internet, sur ma page Facebook et sur mon compte Instagram. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Hey there Nerds! We've got a new format and new podcast host in store for you. Join us as we start a new chapter of the show with an old show staple – Prince!Andy kicks things off with 1995's The Gold Experience, a album mired in record company disputes and speculations, the record marks the first time Prince officially released music as [Love Symbol] (not to be confused with the 1992 record of the same name, of course).Don's selection – Around the World in a Day – has been labeled the psychedelic Prince record, though as we discuss, the record is just a eclectic as any other Prince album. As the follow-up to Purple Rain, the record wasn't considered a commercial success, but how does it hold up musically?The Dude's pick comes from later in Prince's career – 2014's Art Official Age. It's an album that finds Prince rediscovering himself, blending old sounds and characters with modern sounds and production techniques.What do you think of these records? What great albums are we missing out on? Join like-minded nerds on our Discord, albumnerds.com/discord. Email us, podcast@albumnerds.com. Or leave a voicemail at (585) 210-2454‬.Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!

We begin our dive into Emancipation - Prince (as the Love Symbol) created a sprawling, three-disc set as his first project post his split with Warner Brothers and we talk about the first six songs today.Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMATSPodcast/Twitter: @TMATSPodcastEmail: TMATSPodcast@gmail.com

In the era of the digital single it's important to remember the artistry of the LP.  During our Phonogenics 101 discussions we take an album we love and discuss it in detail, track by track.  Phonogenics is hosted by Tampa performer/songwriter Jeremy Gloff. Thank you to my Patreon subscribers for making this possible.  Please consider supporting this project at www.patreon.com/jeremygloff - even a couple bucks a month is awesome!Support the show

Prince made the second comeback of his illustrious career in the early 90's with Diamonds & Pearls and the “Love Symbol” album.  With mega hits like Cream, Gett Off, Money Don't Matter 2 Night, Sexy M.F., and 7, Prince reinvented and revitalized his career for a new generation… a New Power Generation!  There will never be another artist quite like the Artist Formerly Known as Prince.< '00 | an Art House Empire Production | a proud member of the HyperX podcast Network | #LessThan2000DAMN IT, CHARLIEJoin 24-year-old "kind of a funny guy" Charlie as he jokes to keep life's pain awayListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

BlackFacts.com presents the black fact of the day for April 21.Prince passed away.He was a singer, guitarist, songwriter, and producer among the most talented American musicians of his generation.Prince's recording career began with funk and soul marketed to a Black audience; his early music also reflected the contemporary musical impact of disco.With very few African American residents, his hometown, Minneapolis, Minnesota, was an unlikely site for the development of a major Black star, but Prince even managed to lead other local musicians, to major success.Purple Rain (1984) made him one of the major stars of the 1980s and remains his biggest-selling album.In 1994, Prince began to release albums in quick succession as a means of releasing himself from his contractual obligations to Warner Bros. He also began appearing with the word "slave" written on his face.Prince formally adopted the "Love Symbol" as his stage name. At this time, Prince was referred to as "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince" or "The Artist".He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004.Learn black history, teach black history at blackfacts.com

BlackFacts.com presents the black fact of the day for April 21.Prince passed away.He was a singer, guitarist, songwriter, and producer among the most talented American musicians of his generation.Prince's recording career began with funk and soul marketed to a Black audience; his early music also reflected the contemporary musical impact of disco.With very few African American residents, his hometown, Minneapolis, Minnesota, was an unlikely site for the development of a major Black star, but Prince even managed to lead other local musicians, to major success.Purple Rain (1984) made him one of the major stars of the 1980s and remains his biggest-selling album.In 1994, Prince began to release albums in quick succession as a means of releasing himself from his contractual obligations to Warner Bros. He also began appearing with the word "slave" written on his face.Prince formally adopted the "Love Symbol" as his stage name. At this time, Prince was referred to as "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince" or "The Artist".He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004.Learn black history, teach black history at blackfacts.com

Words have the power to elevate or tear down someone's perception of themselves and their diabetes health.  For decades, much of the language around diabetes has been focused on adverse outcomes and laden with judgment and blame without considering individual needs, beliefs, and choices. On the other hand, encouraging and collaborative messages can enhance health outcomes.  In 1992, Prince changed his name to an unpronounceable, infamous "Love Symbol." He wrote: "It's all about thinking in new ways, tuning in 2 a new free-quency." It derives from a combination of the symbols for both males and females.  He adopted the symbol as a tool for contract negotiations with his record label. According to Rolling Stone, Warner Bros. wanted Prince to slow down the pace of releasing new music for fear of flooding the market. Unwilling to consent to their request, Prince actually increased his rate.  The Love Symbol meant so much to him that he continued to use it long after changing his stage name back to Prince when his contract with Warner Bros. finally expired.  Guests include Poet Lorraine Brooks, and Susan Weiner MS, RDN, CDCES, FADCES. Throughout the podcast, we will be featuring music from Prince & The New Power Generation's Love Symbol album courtesy of SONY Music. 

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Their names are Ed and Jared and they are funky. Join our duo as they explore the fascinating 1992 release from Prince including My Name Is Prince, Sexy MF, Damn U, and the smash hit 7. 

Brian is joined by Mitch Monson - one of the designers who worked with the Prince creative team in 1992 to create what would become the Love Symbol - to talk creation, influence and the importance of a big brother's musical tastes. SHOW NOTES: The infographic that explains the evolution of the symbol: https://www.logolounge.com/articles/creating-princes-love-symbol-2016-5-18 More on Mitch: http://behance.net/mmon Mitch's current employer: http://mirada.com

Brian breaks down the story of Prince's beef with his record label and what led him to giving up the rights to his own name. SHOW NOTES: Songs used in this episode: “Just Another Sucker” - 94 East, “Soft and Wet” - Prince, “One of Us” - Prince https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_(musician) https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/why-prince-changed-his-name-to-a-symbol/ https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36107590 https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/8908921/what-does-princes-symbol-mean-who-owns-his-music-and-why-did-he-change-his-name/ https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/prince-name-change-love-symbol-25th-anniversary-explained-warner-brothers-dispute-a8385801.html https://medium.com/behance-blog/the-man-behind-the-symbol-minneapolis-creative-talks-about-collaborating-with-prince-4e644d76ed29 https://musebycl.io/backstory/miradas-mitch-monson-olympic-branding-shape-water-and-princes-love-symbol

Prince war einer der großen Erneuerer der Popmusik: als Komponist, Instrumentalist, Sänger und Produzent. Zwischen Rock und Funk, Pop und RnB schuf er zahlreiche ebenso eingängige wie experimentelle Werke. Hits wie „Purple Rain“, „Kiss“ oder „Diamonds and Pearls“ sind unvergessen. Seine Konzerte und Aftershow-Sessions waren legendär, sein Anspruch an Mitmusiker hoch, sein Fleiß und seine Energie fast beispiellos. Wie war es, Prince persönlich zu erleben? Wie wirkte er im Konzert und bei den intimen, spontanen Shows danach? Wie wichtig war die Band für ihn? Peter Urban würdigt im Gespräch mit Ocke Bandixen das Schaffen des Musikers aus Minnesota, er analysiert die Innovationen und berichtet von persönlichen Begegnungen und Konzerten. Peters persönliche Playlist: For You (1978): Soft and wet Prince (1979): I wanna be your lover, I feel for you Dirty Mind (1980): When you were mine, Do it all night, Uptown, Head Controversy (1981): Controversy, Do me baby, Let's work 1999 (1982): 1999, Little Red Corvette, Lady cab driver, International lover Purple Rain (1984): Let's go crazy, The beautiful ones, Darling Nikki, When doves cry, Purple rain Around the World in a Day (1985): Raspberry beret, Pop life, The ladder Parade (1986): Under the Cherry Moon, Mountains, Kiss, Sometimes it snows in April Sign o‘ the Times (1987): Sign o‘ the times, Housequake, Starfish and coffee, I could never take the place of your man, The cross Lovesexy (1988): Alphabet St., Positivity Diamonds and Pearls (1991): Diamonds and pearls, Cream, Strollin‘, Gett off, Money don't matter 2 night (Love Symbol) (1992): Sexy MF, The morning papers, The Hits/The B-Sides (1993): Nothing compares 2 U (live), Erotic city, How come U don't call me anymore?, Another lonley Christmas The Gold Experience (1995): The most beautiful girl in the world, Eye hate you, Gold Rave Un2 the Joyfantastic (1999): The greatest romance ever sold, Eye love U but Eye don't trust U anymore The Rainbow Children (2001): Rainbow children, The work Pt. 1 One Nite Alone (2002): A case of you Musicology (2004): Musicology, Life'o‘ the party, Call my name, Cinnamon girl 3121 (2006): Get on the boat Planet Earth (2007): Chelsea Rodgers Art Official Age (2014): Breakfast can wait Hit n Run Phase Two (2015): Baltimore, Stare 4Ever (2016) sehr gute Best-Of-Compilation Originals (2019): Manic Monday, Nothing compares 2 U (Original-Studioaufnahme)

Come (1994). Cet album symbolise la guerre que Prince mène à Warner depuis quelques temps. Puisque la maison de disques "détient" juridiquement son nom, l'artiste décide de "tuer Prince", comme en attestent les dates figurant sur la pochette. Malheureusement, les déboires de Mr "Love Symbol" et de sa maison de disques historique passionnent peu le grand public. "Come"passera quasiment inaperçu, alors que c'est un des grands albums de Prince de cette décennie.

Prince fans marked the fifth anniversary of his death from inside Paisley Park studio, where the pop superstar lived and worked in the small city of Chanhassen, Minnesota, on April 21. Some of the fans wore custom Prince clothes and shoes and left flowers and other mementos as tributes to the late musician. Around 1,400 people snagged free reservations to the event inside the studio's atrium. Other fans paid their respects in front of a statue outside the front doors. The statue was in the shape of Prince's famous purple Love Symbol. “He reached me through his music and through his words and everything. My daughters, I raised them with the love of Prince,” said Raquel Ponce of Mason City, Iowa. The sprawling studio was turned into a museum in October 2016, around six months after Prince died of an accidental fentanyl overdose at age 57. (AP) This article was provided by The Japan Times Alpha.

On this installment of SRR all 56k modem users will initiate The SRR Experience, where we discuss the complex and eccentric "Love Symbol" era of the mid-90's of this legendary artist formally known as, but now known as the name he was know for before. Login and experience the silent interviews, the mudslinging at Warner Bros. and we answer the question, could you be the most beautiful girl in the world?

En 1993, lors de son ultime concert européen, Prince va mettre en scène sa propre mort. A partir de ce jour il change son nom pour un symbole imprononçable. Précisément celui qu'il a utilisé quelques temps plus tôt pour l'album Love Symbol. C'est à la même période qu'il va commencer à s'opposer à sa maison de disques, le menant progressivement à une rupture médiatique et publique.

Love Symbol (1992) Au moment où Prince sort son nouvel album, sait il que le nom qu'il lui donne va sous peu devenir sa propre idéntité. Avec Love Symbol, Prince va, certes, réaliser un disque riche et varié, mais il va surtout ce raconter l'histoire d'amour qui le lie a celle qui va devenir sa femme : Mayte

Paisley Park, the home and music studio of Prince will be open to fans for free on April 21 to mark the fifth anniversary of his death. Fans of Prince can make advance reservations and they can also leave flowers and mementos in front of the Love Symbol statue that is located just outside the Paisley Park entrance.

Prince was breaking ground for his entire life. He pushed himself to learn over 20 instruments, write, record, produce, promote, and succeed! He paved the way for black musicians on MTV, and mastered a wide variety of musical styles while flaunting his flamboyant persona with lavish production and shows. But, outside of the spotlight, he was suffering from incredible hip and joint pain that led him to painkillers and an accidental, untimely death. deathbymusicpodcast@gmail.com.Listen to the accompanying playlist for this episode at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Z9kpjVEZD425a9TfgPgGu?si=8_kdc5EPQjGMKWwRvnRIOQ&utm_source=copy-link .By Alex Motteler, Cassie Gardener, and Drew Orton.  Music by Demons. Artwork by Mike Johnson.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/deathbypodcastteam)

Deze maand duiken we in het album "Love Symbol" of is het "0(+>"? Prince z'n 14e album. En er valt behoorlijk wat te vertellen over dit album! Wat het had moeten zijn en wat het uiteindelijk werd. Met toevoeging van Mayte en the Hornheads was dit zijn punk soap rock and funk opera... poging. 16 tracks en 2 seques lang vertellen we je over het tot stand komen en wat we er weer, als grote Prince fans en Purple feestgevers, van vonden. Opmerkingen, commentaar, tips en fanmail ;) kan naar amsterdamlovesprincepodcast@gmail.com of check ons op insta en facebook Amsterdam Loves Prince mul2ctd P.M.&A.

Recibimos 2021 lo dedicamos a la segunda parte del álbum Love Symbol de Prince. En el programa hoy analizaremos las canciones incluidas en lo que en su momento fue el disco 2 de la edición en vinilo. Purple Music Podcast somos Saiber, StarrChild y Shockadelica. Puedes encontrarnos en: iVoox: https://bit.ly/31qkaqX iTunes: https://apple.co/2SGQ3IN Instagram: @purplemusicpodcast Facebook: @purplemusicpodcast y el grupo Purple Music: Un podcast sobre Prince Twitter: @PurpleMusicPod1 Correo electrónico: purplemusicpod@gmail.com ¡Envíanos tus comentarios! Stay tuned, stay funky! Música de sintonía: Purple Music (Prince), remix by PMP. Canción de despedida: 'The Sacrifice of Victor' del aftershow en la Sala Estandard de Barcelona del 23 de agosto de 1993. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. We just want to share our love for Prince music.

Despedimos 2020 analizando Love Symbol, un disco conceptual concebido en origen como una ópera funk rock que Prince tituló con un símbolo impronunciable. Analizaremos el álbum en dos tandas. En el programa hoy o ACT I hablaremos sobre la contextualización del disco y analizaremos las canciones incluidas en lo que en su momento fue el disco 1 de la edición en vinilo. En unas semanas publicaremos el ACT II con el análisis del resto de temas. Además, la comunidad Purple Music os adelanta un regalo de Navidad y es que acompañamos el análisis de este disco tan importante con el lanzamiento del segundo número de nuestra revista digital gratuita Purple Music, que también está dedicada en su totalidad al álbum Love Symbol. LINK DE LECTURA: http://bit.ly/purple-music-2-love-symbol-lectura LINK DE DESCARGA: http://bit.ly/purple-music-2-love-symbol-descarga Esperamos que disfrutéis de ambos regalos. Purple Music Podcast somos Saiber, StarrChild y Shockadelica. Puedes encontrarnos en: iVoox: https://bit.ly/31qkaqX iTunes: https://apple.co/2SGQ3IN Instagram: @purplemusicpodcast Facebook: @purplemusicpodcast y el grupo Purple Music: Un podcast sobre Prince Twitter: @PurpleMusicPod1 Correo electrónico: purplemusicpod@gmail.com ¡Envíanos tus comentarios! Stay tuned, stay funky! Música de sintonía: Purple Music (Prince), remix by PMP. Canción de despedida: 'The Max', del 17/08/2013 en el Coliseu dos Recreios de Lisboa. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. We just want to share our love for Prince music.

On this episode, Step Lova and Don Gotti Nash discuss Lakers winning championship and what's next, Washington Football Team qb mess, Dak Prescott's injury, Happy Bday to Jerry Rice, Ashanti, Paul Pierce, Jerry Rice, Tisha Campbell, Demond Wilson (Lamont from Sanford and Son), Doc Rivers, Prince album Love Symbol and 2pac song Changes Music by Heyy P - Talk Yo Shit https://youtu.be/uRcGvpJYJlY --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phuckyouropinion/message

From Minneapolis, Minnesota, this episode's featured artist was born Prince Roger Nelson on June 7th 1958. His parents were both musicians and he grew up playing covers of Jimi Hendrix and Sly and the Family Stone tunes. Prince released his debut record, For You, at the age of just 19. Save for one co-write on the track Soft and Wet, he produced, wrote and played all 27 instruments on the album. Since that first release in 1978, his talents crossed genres from r&b, funk, pop, rock, and jazz. Prince is remembered for his music that focuses on sex and sexuality as well as it's political and social commentary. We have his song “Darling Nikki” to thank for those little Parental Advisory stickers we used to see on CDs. Like many mega stars, he made his way onto the silver screen most notably with the classic, Purple Rain. The soundtrack earned him his first chart topping hit, “When Doves Cry” followed by “Let's Go Crazy”. Prince went on to earn 3 more #1 Billboard Hits, with 19 total reaching Top Ten status, and a whopping 47 songs total to break the top 100. There are far too many accolades to list here, but some of Prince's award highlights include 8 Grammys ranging from Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group for Purple Rain in 1984 to Best Male R&B Vocal Performance for Future Baby Mama in 2004. He earned 7 Billboard Music Awards, and 7 Brit Awards. He was inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, 3 of his records have been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame, and I would be remiss if I didn't remind our listeners about his life altering 2007 Superbowl Halftime Show performance, arguably the best Superbowl performance to date. Folks, I could go on and on, but I'd like to end with mentioning that Prince was a vegan, and a philanthropist supporting causes like Yes We Code and Green for All. He was someone the world lost far too early. This week on Favorite Songs By we give you The Purple One, the Love Symbol, his name is PRINCE and he is funky! Let's make it rain!

Record Roundtable Hosted by Caleb, Tyler, Dax, and Jared. We're back this week with another big name in pop music and a very special guest. This week we discuss Prince, The Artist Formerly Known as Prince and the Love Symbol himself. We maybe also have Jared and Caleb's mom as a special guest. This may even come in handy, seeing as your gracious hosts didn't live through the era of Prince. Listen in and learn about one of the great songwriters and pop artists of the 80s. Find us on Facebook for updates and additional content at facebook.com/recordroundtable Consider supporting us on Patreon: Patreon.com/recordroundtable

Mimo, że go nie ma już wśród nas, temu artyście należy się szczególna uwaga – tym razem The Artist, Love Symbol, TAFKAP czyli po prostu: Prince.

Di Konten #ngobrolgibberish kali ini gua ama temen gua ngobrolin tentang Be yourself atau Find yourself sampe kita ngomongin love symbol . mau tau bedanya sama gimana efeknya?. dengerin buat dapetin jawabannya.

PPUK Podcast Episode 2 - The Second Episode of the PPUK Podcast where Lee and Chopin talk about their Love for the Love Symbol Album.

Weather, Oscars, Razzies, Kidnappings, Love Symbol #2, Prince, Muppets, Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse, Spike Lee, Raw, Sportball, Government shutdown, Gillette Commercial, Lincoln Memorial Kerfuffle, Social media and the meaning of life, Ministry of Loneliness, PTSD, Monty Don, Vikings, The Orville, Bandersnatch, Patriot, The Punisher, Wrap up on Aquacan, The Death of Stalin, Color out of Space, Sam Elliott vs Hitler then Bigfoot, and more!

Since we reloaded the Love Symbol episode, we are taking the opportunity to revisit the early 90s and Carmen Electra's self-titled album. Sexy lady rapper or utter hack? We take some issue with many things here, but there is plenty to appreciate about this bit of Prince cannon. Join us for a funky ride, friends.Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMATSPodcast/Twitter: @TMATSPodcastEmail: TMATSPodcast@gmail.com

This is a RELOADED episode of the discussion of the SUPER LONG and completely fantastic Love Symbol Album. At the time of original release, we didn't include song clips - but now we do! Josh and Christy talk about the merits of what amounts to 76 minutes of a love story. A love story about what or who? Well, it's about many different things, it turns out. Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMATSPodcast/Twitter: @TMATSPodcastEmail: TMATSPodcast@gmail.com

Today we're talking about the Purple wonder himself, Prince. As we all know, this legend understood the importance of protecting his intellectual property and was no stranger to defending his rights through legal action when necessary. Remember the time he sued 22 Facebook users for linking to bootleg copies of music. How about the time he changed his name to a symbol as a result of contract dispute with his record label. Causing fans to refer to him as the artist formally known as Prince until the matter was resolved years later. Bottom line, he has had rights and he knew how to enforce them. Which is really important when you are creating your own portfolios. It doesn't matter how many trademarks or copyrights you register if you don't take the extra step to monitor and enforce your rights. You will lose what ever rights that are granted to you through registration if you fail to keep people of your mark or off your work. Prince's propensity to protect his brand did not stop at his death. On October 15 of this year, his estate filed a trademark application for a unique shade of purple that was created specifically for him when he was using the symbol rather than his name. The color is Love Symbol #2 and was created by Pantone in 1993 for him. This story was shared to me on Instagram by the financial rebel. In the comments, some people were outraged by this moved. I'm pretty sure this is because they don't really understand what this registration means for their use of the color purple. So let's talk about it. Today's top three takeaways are: 1. If you don't protect your mark you will lose it 2. obtaining a registered trademark for those aspects that make you standout in the market is good for business 3. Prince's registration of the unique shade of purple that was created specifically for him will not prevent us from using the color purple in our normal personal lives --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Pop innovator and legend Prince has a long and storied history of not playing nice with his record label. Especially Warner Brothers, who sought to contain and sanitize the famously raunchy singer/songwriter, while preventing him engaging in more complex, far-reaching projects. This frustration and contentiousness came to a head in the 1990s, when in an effort to escape from his contract, Prince began releasing new material under the banner of an unpronounceable "Love Symbol", while releasing back catalog archives under his old moniker to fill his enforced quota.In what might be our stickiest episode yet, the goodboix Lee & Patrick take a look at the colorfully named Come, Prince's critically messy 1994 record, and his last album of new material released under the name of Prince until the 00's. Along for the ride is Todd Bowes, the frontman of industrial rock band Downcity Armory, and the host of fellow music podcast My Unfortunate Brain Unfortunately. Join them for lively discussions of sexy music, The Simpsons, ASMR, and to see just how many times Patrick chortles at the album title.This Month's Local Artist Feature: "Dark Matter" by Glass Mannequins

On this episode of The Sofa King Podcast, we look at the majesty of his royal purple badness, the one and only icon of music: Prince. Price was born in Minneapolis on June 7, 1958 to 2 musician parents. His real name was Prince since he was named 4 his father’s jazz band, which was called the Prince Rogers Band. He was said 2 be a sickly child, prone 2 seizures, but eventually, he told his mother that he wouldn’t be sick anymore because an angel told him not to be, and apparently, he was cured. His parents divorced when he was young, and he spent time with an abusive step father (who inspired him 2 write the song “Papa”) who did some nasty things 2 Prince, which ultimately may have led to Prince being the virtuoso he grew up 2 be. Prince was said 2 be a legendary master of music, writing his first song at 7 years old (a funk piece). By the time he was in high school, he was said 2 spend all day locked in the school music room, and even his high school teacher said his job was easy because young Prince essentially ran the class (along with his friends Morris Day, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis). By the time he was a teen, he was playing in the band 94 East in club gigs throughout the Twin Cities. He had to wait before he could perform since he was only 13 but already built a huge name in the club scene as simply "The Kid." Eventually, at 17, he signed a three record deal with Warner Brothers (though he had 2 lie and act like he was actually 19), and the rest was history. He had a series of hits on his early albums, and by the time he released 1999 in his early 20s, he blew up the scene. By the 1980s, he was ready to drop his magnum opus, Purple Rain. This album did nothing short of define a generation of music, and it set him 2 win an Oscar and several Grammies and made him the hottest act in America. He had a series of massive albums and eventually signed the largest record deal in history for $100 Million dollars. This was a record deal he later regretted when he changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol called “Love Symbol #2.” The albums of Prince are considered some of the best ever released, from the chord progression, the drum machine programming, the mixing, the guitar playing, and even the vocal mix. Prince established his sanctum, Paisley Park in Minnesota, and his work record and output there is legendary in the business. Supposedly he has hundreds of albums of unreleased material in his famous vault waiting 4 release. With his tragic death in 2016, nobody knew what 2 do with his estate since he never drafted a will. However, the music in the vault is finally starting 2 come out, and Prince will continue 2 release albums for the rest of our lives from his mixing booth deep beneath Tupac Island. Oh, and May U Live 2 See the Dawn. Original Purple Rain Recording at First Avenue Club: Thanks to Sammy Walsh for this one!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=rLzOgTRtQi0 Just Prince playing a guitar and using the audience as an instrument: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Naj7oxbQYtw New Album Details: https://variety.com/2018/music/news/prince-album-of-previously-unreleased-material-coming-in-september-exclusive-1202783507/ Get Off 91 VMA: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x46u2k6 Purple Rain Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuXK8ZbTmLk

To cap off our first score of episodes, we've got two awesome guests on this show: comedians Mike Logan and Gerrit Elzinga of This Better be Good. Nick is in love with Prince, and not afraid to show it. Andrew thought the new Shaggy and Sting collab, 44/876, would be an easy target. Gerrit likes the classics, bringing Led Zeppelin's third album, Led Zeppelin III. Additionally, Mike stokes our love for Donald Glover with his offering, Awaken! My Love. Also we drink some beer. It's SoSnSbSb! Come kick it with us on an all-new SoSnSbSb! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sosnsbsbpodcast/support

There was SO MUCH supporting material for the Love Symbol album. Josh and Christy talk about the tour, the 3 chains o' gold video collection, the Three Chains of Gold comic, the single for Damn U, the maxi-singles for 7 AND My Name is Prince, and Prince's "takeover" of Arsenio Hall's late-night show. Do join us for a fun an funky ride.Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMATSPodcast/Twitter: @TMATSPodcastEmail: TMATSPodcast@gmail.com

The discussion of the SUPER LONG and completely fantastic Love Symbol Album is here! Josh and Christy talk about the merits of what amounts to 76 minutes of a love story. A love story about what or who? Well, it's about many different things, it turns out. Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMATSPodcast/Twitter: @TMATSPodcastEmail: TMATSPodcast@gmail.com

Darren talks to Victor Azevedo about the penultimate track from Love Symbol, 3 Chains O' Gold.

Intro - Rings, Planes, and Purple • Flying Solo Today • 1. Costco Pays Tiffany & Co. For Falsely Identified Rings • 2. Air Berlin Declares Bankruptcy • 3. Love Symbol #2 • What's Trending In Your L...

*REBROADCAST* Elizabeth Harbin, special guest and GPH's favorite psychic, turns the tables and interviews the host, Toshia Humphries, about her newly released Prince book, The Sky Was All Purple: A Collection of Love for Prince.  Elizabeth will be sharing any information she receives from Spirit - and the man himself - during the interview! This book is available today, April 21st - the one year anniversary of his transition into Spirit - on Amazon. For your convenience, here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1544845960/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1492547246&sr=8-3&keywords=the+sky+was+all+purple Be sure to get your copy and share this link with friends and fellow Prince fans. Not familiar with the works published and produced by the host, Toshia Humphries? Be sure to check out her website: www.ToshiaHumphries.com.  Want to share YOUR Prince story for the next book? Send your submissions to the author, Toshia Humphries, via email with the subject line "PRINCE STORY" by 11:59pm on September 1st : cherokeechere@hotmail.com.   

Hey everybody it's Dustin here with a brand new episode of the IBC podcast! Matt and Sean both join me this week and we are really excited to hit episode 150. We are coming up on our 3 year anniversary and planning to do something fun. We start off this episode discussing injuries in the NBA playoffs, why pub crawls rock, the lesser of two evils between Trump and Clinton, and Sean delivers a badass Quick Hits segment. We finish the episode with stories about taking risks and starting new ventures, our top 3 Prince songs and moments, and Sean topic returns with a conversation about micro transactions. It's another fun episode with great topics that we would love to hear feedback and responses to. So be sure to hit us up on social media and the WhatsApp chat to continue the conversations, leave us a 5 star review if you haven't already, and enjoy the show!

PEACE AND BLISSINGS FAMILY...IT IS ANOTHER WONDEROUS TIPZ AND TRIKZ TUEZDAY ON FIRST WORLD ORDER RADIO AND ONCE AGAIN BLAK WATER is your host for this evening...Tonight's broadcast is to pay homage and give reverence to Prince Roger(Raj) and to bring some metaphysical insights as well as balance to the corruption and disorder of the parasitic e-lilttles ritualistic measures pertaining to current events!!! There will be a few Tipz and Trixz included for all intense purposes( :so you already know tap in dont tap out.   PEACE...PROSPERITY,,,PROTECTION...AND GOOD HEALTH

Yesterday, the Artist Foreverly Known as Prince left us here on Earth with our dicks in our hands saying, "Well that's it. If Prince can die then there is no hope of me living forever." And now, as tears subside, we celebrate the musical genius by honoring his work in 1984's Purple Rain. Wow, what an honor. Trigger Alert! Trigger Alert! We start the episode with an intro that some Western religious folk may find offensive. If you offend easily to the impression of God and Heaven then you may want to skip this one. What? It's not like we drew a picture of Moha- (the writer of Stinker Madness has been sacked). We then treat you with one of the sweetest jams The Purple One ever made (with The New Power Generation) - Sexy MF from the 1992's Love Symbol album. Streaming Do's and Dont's - The Prince Collection Purple Rain - YouTube $2.99 Under the Cherry Moon - Amazon $2.00 Graffiti Bridge - Amazon $2.00 Action Jackson - YouTube $2.99 Never Too Young to Die - YouTube! Who wins in a knife fight? - The Prince Wars Prince vs Bono Prince vs Sting Prince vs Madonna

Yesterday, the Artist Foreverly Known as Prince left us here on Earth with our dicks in our hands saying, "Well that's it. If Prince can die then there is no hope of me living forever." And now, as tears subside, we celebrate the musical genius by honoring his work in 1984's Purple Rain. Wow, what an honor. Trigger Alert! Trigger Alert! We start the episode with an intro that some Western religious folk may find offensive. If you offend easily to the impression of God and Heaven then you may want to skip this one. What? It's not like we drew a picture of Moha- (the writer of Stinker Madness has been sacked). We then treat you with one of the sweetest jams The Purple One ever made (with The New Power Generation) - Sexy MF from the 1992's Love Symbol album. Streaming Do's and Dont's - The Prince Collection Purple Rain - YouTube $2.99 Under the Cherry Moon - Amazon $2.00 Graffiti Bridge - Amazon $2.00 Action Jackson - YouTube $2.99 Never Too Young to Die - YouTube! Who wins in a knife fight? - The Prince Wars Prince vs Bono Prince vs Sting Prince vs Madonna

Strap yourselves in for one of our longest shows ever ! Peach & Black take it 2 The Max for our review of the 1992  O(+> album !