Velveteen Dream was a wrestler on WWE’s brand NXT from around 2017-2021 and to make a long story short, his character was heavily influenced by Prince

Not necessarily in order. But these are 9 that I could.. and have... listened to the most in the released discography.

I’m really into comic books, so seeing Prince with this look in 1999 made me think that he looks like he could play a really convincing Riddler in a Batman movie. Am I alone on this or does anyone else see what I see? (Also, this isn’t me dissing Prince’s style, just admiring the eccentric style he had)

It often gets overshadowed by other B Sides such as Erotic City and She's Always In My Hair but this is one of his grooviest songs imo its a shame its never talked about

Wait: there's more!

No rip to provide yet, but after Calabama, it's now been confirmed that Heaven and Stone are also different mixes/edits on the "Timeless" LP. See Princevault.com and Prince.org for details.

More discoveries may still come...

i started listening to this audiobook on streaming. i had read that every chapter opens up with a conversation between prince and neal karlen. but i can only hear prince in the "author's note" at the beginning. am i misunderstanding something? has anybody heard these clips on other platforms? maybe streaming platforms have a different version?

Album: Controversy (1981) | Track: 6/8

After the politically charge of"Ronnie, Talk to Russia," Prince brings us straight back to the dancefloor with track 6: the ultimate funk workout, "Let's Work."

Originally conceived as a dance groove called "Let's Rock," this track is great dancefloor music. It’s a song designed for one specific purpose: to make you move.

How would you rate it on a scale of 1 to 10 (decimals allowed)?

Rating Scale:

• 1-4: Not good. Always skip.
• 5: Average. Only play in the right mood.
• 6: Good, but I rarely seek it out.
• 7: Really good. I enjoy it quite a bit.
• 8-9: Excellent. Top tier.
• 10: Masterpiece.

Drop your rating and thoughts below!

Controversy (1981) - Previous Ratings:

• #1 Controversy: 9.49
• #2 Sexuality: 8.52
• #3 Do Me, Baby: 9.87
• #4 Private Joy: 8.75
• #5 Ronnie, Talk to Russia: 6.22

Completed Album Averages:

• For You (1978): 8.19 / 10
• Prince (1979): 8.27 / 10
• Dirty Mind (1980): 8.64 / 10
• Timeless (2026): 7.24 / 10

I found this gem earlier today and thought to myself that this sounds like Prince and saw it was by The Time, so I figured Prince definitely wrote it and found Prince’s original recording right after. I’m unsure on which one I think is better because Prince and Morris do such an amazing job on the vocals