[2013-03-16] Prince confirmé au SXSW à Austin !
- GuiloPurple
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Bordel moi ça me fait trop plaisir de voir comme il s'éclate.
La set-list, les membres du groupe je m'en bat les c......
Qu'est qu'on dirait si il faisait une tournée mondiale tous les 5 ans, millimétrée et avec que des hits ?
Et si entre 2 tournées il se la coulait douce dans les îles façon ACDC ????
Moi j'adore ce qu'il fait à presque 55 ans. TOUT ce qu'il fait.
Et là les quelques extraits me prouvent que j'aurai adoré être là-bas
La set-list, les membres du groupe je m'en bat les c......
Qu'est qu'on dirait si il faisait une tournée mondiale tous les 5 ans, millimétrée et avec que des hits ?
Et si entre 2 tournées il se la coulait douce dans les îles façon ACDC ????
Moi j'adore ce qu'il fait à presque 55 ans. TOUT ce qu'il fait.
Et là les quelques extraits me prouvent que j'aurai adoré être là-bas
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De memoire détroit 85 birthday parade mais je sais pas si le show diffuse était en intégralité
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je cherche mais je ne trouve pas son chapeau .
ça ressemble mais ...
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S'il veut équilibrer les trois shows de montreux il faudra un show sans guitare. Il y'a certainement des éléments de ce set-list qui se retrouveront dans un des shows de montreux. Does not compute en est un exemple. (le show 3rd eye girl va ramoner). Donc...
Gregory looks just like a ghost...
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Purple Rain
1999
Musicology
Cream
Raspberry Beret
Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough
Movin’On Up/Satisfied/Housequake/We’re a Winner/(I Ain’t Ever Loved A Man) The Way That I Love You/I Don’t Want No One To Give Me Nothin’ (Open Up The Door, I’ll Get it Myself)/Housequake
Cool
The Bird
Jungle Love
Sampler set
The Glamorous Life
U Got The Look
Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)
What have You Done For Me Lately ?
Dancing Machine
100 MPH
Act of God
1999
Musicology
Cream
Raspberry Beret
Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough
Movin’On Up/Satisfied/Housequake/We’re a Winner/(I Ain’t Ever Loved A Man) The Way That I Love You/I Don’t Want No One To Give Me Nothin’ (Open Up The Door, I’ll Get it Myself)/Housequake
Cool
The Bird
Jungle Love
Sampler set
The Glamorous Life
U Got The Look
Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)
What have You Done For Me Lately ?
Dancing Machine
100 MPH
Act of God
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Bon pour une pochette de b**t cette photo lol
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La dernière fois qu'on l'a vu faire un show avec sa guitare, ça s'est plutôt mal terminé (pour la guitare....)F.M. a écrit :On a déjà vu Prince faire un concert sans toucher à sa guitare ?
'y a qu'une télé .... c'est téléchat !
Real music by real musicians!
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on est ravi pour tous ceux qui sont concernés (ou se sentent concernés)
nous on a quoi? des petites photos ...a l'arrache et rien.... pas de son,de video... (ou trés peu...) (c'est lassant a la fin.... )
j'ai pourtant beaucoup de patience .... mais la ,je craque,dsl...
nous on a quoi? des petites photos ...a l'arrache et rien.... pas de son,de video... (ou trés peu...) (c'est lassant a la fin.... )
j'ai pourtant beaucoup de patience .... mais la ,je craque,dsl...
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" The time I burned my guitar it was like a sacrifice. You sacrifice the things you love. I love my guitar". Jimi Hendrix
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Prince ne pense pas au 4247 membres du forum chaque fois qu il joueMore candy 4 u a écrit :on est ravi pour tous ceux qui sont concernés (ou se sentent concernés)
nous on a quoi? des petites photos ...a l'arrache et rien.... pas de son,de video... (ou trés peu...) (c'est lassant a la fin.... )
Hier il l a fait au feeling du moment et nous c'est sûre derrière nos ordis tablettes on peut pas ressentir l émotion du direct
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qu'est ce tu fous là alors ?badmad a écrit :M'interesse pas du tout mas alors pas du tout
http://pitchfork.com/news/49977-sxsw-prince/
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Tant mieux s'il s'est éclaté etxpectation2000 a écrit :Prince ne pense pas au 4247 membres du forum chaque fois qu il joueMore candy 4 u a écrit :on est ravi pour tous ceux qui sont concernés (ou se sentent concernés)
nous on a quoi? des petites photos ...a l'arrache et rien.... pas de son,de video... (ou trés peu...) (c'est lassant a la fin.... )
Hier il l a fait au feeling du moment et nous c'est sûre derrière nos ordis tablettes on peut pas ressentir l émotion du direct
je parle pas des 4247 membres schkopi mais de tous ceux qui st fans et qui n'etaient pas hier au concert,ça fait un paquet.....
pas une video entiére pour eux ,rien ,(c'est d'un cynisme )....pourquoi?
" The time I burned my guitar it was like a sacrifice. You sacrifice the things you love. I love my guitar". Jimi Hendrix
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parce que !More candy 4 u a écrit :pas une video entiére pour eux ,rien ,(c'est d'un cynisme )....pourquoi?
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Parce que dans son esprit la fête c était hier au moment présent avec les personnes présententMore candy 4 u a écrit :Tant mieux s'il s'est éclaté etxpectation2000 a écrit :Prince ne pense pas au 4247 membres du forum chaque fois qu il joueMore candy 4 u a écrit :on est ravi pour tous ceux qui sont concernés (ou se sentent concernés)
nous on a quoi? des petites photos ...a l'arrache et rien.... pas de son,de video... (ou trés peu...) (c'est lassant a la fin.... )
Hier il l a fait au feeling du moment et nous c'est sûre derrière nos ordis tablettes on peut pas ressentir l émotion du direct
je parle pas des 4247 membres schkopi mais de tous ceux qui st fans et qui n'etaient pas hier au concert,ça fait un paquet.....
pas une video entiére pour eux ,rien ,(c'est d'un cynisme )....pourquoi?
Ni plus ni moins à mon avis
Mais je te rassure moi aussi j aurai aimé la vidéo en hd en vente sur 3rdeyegirl
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Comme on pose jamais les bonnes questionsVincent2Paris a écrit :parce que !More candy 4 u a écrit :pas une video entiére pour eux ,rien ,(c'est d'un cynisme )....pourquoi?
Pourquoi aurait-on un jour les bonnes réponses ?
" The time I burned my guitar it was like a sacrifice. You sacrifice the things you love. I love my guitar". Jimi Hendrix
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http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.2 ... um=twitter
http://simoneniga.wordpress.com/2013/03 ... sxsw-2013/
http://music-mix.ew.com/2013/03/17/sxsw-prince/
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http://music-mix.ew.com/2013/03/17/sxsw-prince/
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http://simoneniga.wordpress.com/2013/03 ... sxsw-2013/
http://music-mix.ew.com/2013/03/17/sxsw-prince/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/1 ... _hp_ref=tw
http://www.myfoxla.com/story/21662735/p ... um=twitter
http://music-mix.ew.com/2013/03/17/sxsw-prince/
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selon le " beautiful Nights"FB:
band:
Prince [Vox & Keyboard], John Blackwell (drums), Hannah Ford (percussions), Andrew Gouché (bass), Ida Nielsen (guitar, bass), Cassandra O'Neal (keyboards, vox), Donna Grantis (guitar), Shelby J. (vox, tambourine), Elisa Dease (vox, tambourine), Liv Warfield (vox, tambourine), BK Jackson (saxophone), Marcus Anderson (saxophone), Adrian Crutchfield (saxophone), Lynn Grissett (trumpet), Steve Reid (trumpet), Phil Lassiter (trumpet), Sylvester Onyejiaka (saxophone), Keith Anderson (saxophone), Nick Marchione (trumpet), Roy Agee (trombone), Joey Rayfield (trombone)
La Zona Rosa, Austin, Texas
SXSW
Set List
Purple Rain
1999
Musicology
Cream
Raspberry Beret
Don’t Stop 'Til You Get Enough
Movin’ On Up/Satisfied/Housequake/We’re a Winner/(I Ain’t Ever Loved A Man) The Way That I Love You/I Don’t Want No One To Give Me Nothin’ (Open Up The Door, I’ll Get it Myself)/Housequake
Cool
The Bird
Jungle Love
Sampler set
The Glamorous Life
U Got The Look
Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)
What have You Done For Me Lately ?
Dancing Machine
100 MPH
Act of God
band:
Prince [Vox & Keyboard], John Blackwell (drums), Hannah Ford (percussions), Andrew Gouché (bass), Ida Nielsen (guitar, bass), Cassandra O'Neal (keyboards, vox), Donna Grantis (guitar), Shelby J. (vox, tambourine), Elisa Dease (vox, tambourine), Liv Warfield (vox, tambourine), BK Jackson (saxophone), Marcus Anderson (saxophone), Adrian Crutchfield (saxophone), Lynn Grissett (trumpet), Steve Reid (trumpet), Phil Lassiter (trumpet), Sylvester Onyejiaka (saxophone), Keith Anderson (saxophone), Nick Marchione (trumpet), Roy Agee (trombone), Joey Rayfield (trombone)
La Zona Rosa, Austin, Texas
SXSW
Set List
Purple Rain
1999
Musicology
Cream
Raspberry Beret
Don’t Stop 'Til You Get Enough
Movin’ On Up/Satisfied/Housequake/We’re a Winner/(I Ain’t Ever Loved A Man) The Way That I Love You/I Don’t Want No One To Give Me Nothin’ (Open Up The Door, I’ll Get it Myself)/Housequake
Cool
The Bird
Jungle Love
Sampler set
The Glamorous Life
U Got The Look
Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)
What have You Done For Me Lately ?
Dancing Machine
100 MPH
Act of God
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" The time I burned my guitar it was like a sacrifice. You sacrifice the things you love. I love my guitar". Jimi Hendrix
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12:30 a.m.: A very tall, gorgeous woman, dressed in a pants-free costume that makes her look like a pink circus ringleader, walks out on stage wearing a gold Mardi Gras mask. “It’s Naomi Campbell!” shouts the woman behind me. Sadly, this is not true. “Please welcome Company Play!” announces the Lady Who’s Not Naomi Campbell. And that’s when the animals arrive.
12:31 a.m.: From the very back of the room, a string of musicians marches toward the stage like a New Orleans second line, dancing while they play. The guys in the brass section are all wearing fuzzy plush hats that look like animal heads. I spot a fox, a raccoon, a frog, and a bear before I realize that there are too many to write down.
The fierce-looking lady back-up singers, at least two of whom have shaved heads, are shaking tambourines. There are 22 people in Prince’s band. 22!
12:32 a.m.: When they’ve made it to the stage, the horns blast, and there before us is Prince. He looks amazing. He is wearing a black, ’70s-style suit with a bright pink shirt and a matching handkerchief, and a massively chunky silver necklace that may or may not have been designed for ladies. He’s also holding a cane that appears to be made out of ten billion diamonds. It is blinding! The band is playing a song about bright lights and big cities, and Prince is singing “Something tells me this is gonna be fun!”
12:40 a.m.: One of Prince’s back-up singers, whose bouffant hairdo and black vintage dress make her look a little like Adele, launches into a fabulous, gospel-inspired take on “1999″ while Prince mock-dramatically dabs his face with his handkerchief. He makes the best faces. This one says: Please! Do not interrupt the face-dabbing, or I will cut you!
12:43 a.m.: Prince sits down at the keyboard and plays some amazingly complicated jazz-inspired runs like it’s no big thing. Then he launches into a series of excellent Prince yowls. There’s the uh-uh. There’s the owwww-ah! And there’s the amazingly high-pitched heee-HEEEE! A few brave souls try to sing along to the howling and fail miserably. Most of us just let Prince do his thing, because he is Prince, and he is awesome.
12:44 a.m.: Streamers explode down from the ceiling! The crowd cheers!
12:45 a.m.: Confetti explodes down from the ceiling! The crowd cheers louder!
12:46 a.m.: Prince yells, “Turn the lights off!” and the room gets pitch black. Prince’s drummer plays a crazy drum solo in the dark. The only thing we can see are the glow-in-the-dark lights he has strung down the front of his shirt and around the cuffs of his sleeves. Those cuff lights are moving very quickly.
12:47 a.m.: When he’s done, the band starts to play the ballad “Shhh!” while the screen behind them lights up with images of falling rose petals. One member of Prince’s band starts singing and playing a clarinet-like instrument that digitally alters his voice. Then another member of the band does the same thing. Then both of them do it together. Battle of the Autotune-inets! Or whatever they’re called!
12:59 a.m.: Prince’s guitarist Donna Grantis, who has long hair that’s shaved on one side and looks like one tough chick, plays a mind-bending metalhead solo. “Open up your third eye and listen!” suggests Prince. Done! It sounds so good, I’d also like to open my third ear.
1:03 a.m.: The band transitions into playing “Musicology” and Prince name-checks a few classic favorites in the song: “‘Let’s Groove’ / ‘September’ / Earth, Wind and Fire / ‘Hot Pants’ by James / Sly’s gonna take u higher!” Then he smiles. “I know some old people in this room know what I’m talking about!” he says, laughing. “Don’t you ever touch my stereo!”
1:10 a.m.: Up next is “Extralovable,” also known as the song where Prince offers to take a shower with you. “Where’s my rollerskates?” Prince asks before starting the song. But as soon as the music kicks in, he’s spinning around on stage, faster and faster. Who needs skates when you’ve got feet like that?
1:18 a.m.: Instrumental interlude, played while Prince disappears backstage and a night sky is projected on the screen behind the band. Watching it feels like when you’re in a casino and you don’t know what time of day it is because you’ve been there so long. Maybe this is Prince’s reminder: it’s still nighttime, people!
1:20 a.m.: Prince emerges from backstage wearing a black and white patterned shirt. (Note: costume change no. 1.) “Austin, Texas!” he shouts. “Just like I pictured it. Y’all got a whole lotta guitar players up here, dontcha?” The first strains of “Purple Rain” begin, and people really lose their minds. One very tiny woman in the crowd starts jumping up and down very fast, hoisting herself up from the stage, as if she’s on an invisible pogo stick. “You can sing if you want to,” Prince offers generously. And, boy, does she.
1:22 a.m.: When Prince comes to the line about only wanting to be some kind of friend, he turns and purrs, “Can I find a friend in Texas?” The crowd screams. He continues to coo his way through the lyrics, kneeling down on stage, getting quiet, then building and building up to an avalanche of Ohh hoo hoo hoos.
The whole room has joined in, and many people are singing with their eyes closed. When the song is over, they erupt into applause. “What a night, huh?” says Prince, just before disappearing off stage. “I love being a musician! It feels like a servant. A servant for you.” Okay, so that’s a weird thing to say. But weird is good in Austin! Keep on serving us, Prince!
1:25 a.m.: Stage goes dark. Chanting starts: Prince! Prince! Prince!
1:26 a.m. (FIRST ENCORE): “The afterparty starts right now!” declares Prince, who has just returned to the stage wearing a hat that’s tipped to one side. (Note: costume change no. 2.) The band starts playing Michael Jackson’s “Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough.” “Y’all alright?” asks Prince, perhaps noticing the first signs of fatigue. “You got somewhere to go? You got a curfew?” Nooooo! yells the crowd.
1:28 a.m.: “Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough” segues into “Cool,” and Prince teaches us how to spell out the letters C-O-O-L using one hand raised above our heads. “Austin!” he calls out. “Is it hot in here? Do you know why? Because you’re cool!” Everyone is dancing. “Austin!” he calls again. “Is it hot in here? Do you know why? Because… it’s really hot in here.” He laughs. By the time the song is done, and Prince leaves the stage once more, the steam is rising off the crowd.
1:32 a.m.: Stage goes dark. A few people leave. Chanting starts: Prince! Prince! Prince!
1:36 a.m. (SECOND ENCORE): “Can we jam for a minute like we do in Minneapolis?” asks Prince, who has just returned to the stage, wearing a black vest. (Note: costume change no. 3.) “How many people have heard of Curtis Mayfield?” [Cheers!] “Oh!” jokes Prince. “Some old people in the house!”
1:37 a.m.: The band starts into Mayfield’s “We’re a Winner,” which segues into Aretha Franklin’s “I Never Loved a Man The Way that I Love You” (sung by one of the fierce bald ladies), which segues into Prince’s own “Satisfied.” At one point, Prince pretends to faint. The woman who’s not Naomi Campbell drags him away from the mic and revives him.
1:43 a.m.: While performing “Housequake,” Prince delivers the night’s best non-sequitur: “Everybody clap your hands! / Don’t wait for your neighbor / Green eggs and ham!”
1:47 a.m.: After a rousing take on “The Bird,” which works the crowd into a frenzy of whoa-whoa-whoas, Prince salutes the audience. “Goodnight, Austin!” he says, walking off stage, again. [Cheers!] He double-takes. “Don’t make me hurt you!” he threatens. “You know how many hits I got? My middle name is Eleven Hours Energy!”
1:52 a.m.: Stage goes dark. More people leave. People are getting too tired to chant. So they clap. Clap clap clap!
2:00 a.m. (THIRD ENCORE): Prince returns to the stage to take on “Jungle Love” by the Time, prompting the crowd to do the oh-wee-oh-wee-ohs, and then starts into “The Glamorous Life.” A woman in the front wrestles the microphone from him and hollers her way through the chorus. “I’m scared of you!” says Prince. They finish out the song together. The band does the grand-finale-horns thing that late-night shows’ house bands do to signal that the theme song’s done. (See also: the sound at 0:50 in this clip.)
2:10 a.m.: Prince leaves the stage. Again. People clap wildly. Again. “This is great, but it’s also exhausting,” sighs the woman standing behind me. “I think Prince has left the building,” says the man next to her. “No,” says his girlfriend. “You just want to believe that so you can go home!”
2:11 a.m. (FOURTH ENCORE): Prince returns. Brocade vest. (Costume change No. 4.) Runs through “Let’s Work.” And “U Got the Look.” Donna Grantis gets another solo. “Is that enough?” Prince challenges. Very sleepy cheers follow.
2:24 a.m.: Stage goes dark. Very slow clapping ensues. People still love Prince. But they are falling asleep.
2:25 a.m. (FIFTH ENCORE): Prince returns. Gold shoes. (Costume change No. 5.) He is twirling a drum stick like a baton. He plays “Something in the Water (Does Not Compute),” and maybe another song or two, and maybe there is a unicorn on stage playing the upright bass and… wait, sorry! We’re awake now! We’re awake! And Prince is declaring, yet again, “Thank you, goodnight!”
2:40 a.m.: Stage goes dark. The “Prince has left the building” guy? Well, he’s leaving the building. Along with a few dozen others who just couldn’t make it. The rest of us rally. We are cheering! One more time!
2:41 a.m. (SIXTH ENCORE): “They say we got 20 more minutes,” Prince shares. “You think we can make it the best 20 minutes of our lives?” Screams! Also: Prince is wearing a plush lion hat. (Costume change No. 6.) And he looks adorable. So there’s that to keep us energized! He roars through “Act of God,” Janet Jackson’s “What Have You Done For Me Lately,” and the Jackson 5′s “Dancing Machine.” He is dancing up a storm, doing the rollerskate spin, the comb-my-hair move, the criss-cross-your-gold-shoes move. He even pulls people out of the crowd up on stage — mostly women, but there’s one big guy up there, too, and he has a huge smile on his face. “It ain’t over!” gasps Prince as he retreats off stage. “IT AIN’T OVER!”
2:56 a.m.: It’s over.
2:57 a.m.: Prince’s band returns to give one final bow. And Prince himself gets a standing ovation. Granted, we were already standing — for the past six hours. But after a show that was this high energy — from a 54-year-old singer! — the guy deserves a six-hour standing ovation.
3:02 a.m.: A few true believers remain, changing, Prince! Prince Prince! “Thanks for coming out!” says a voice over the speakers. “We’ll see you soon!” The lights turn on. But the true believers keep chanting, One more song! One more song!
Hours later: They might still be there now, if no one forces them to go home.
Source: http://music-mix.ew.com/2013/03/17/sxsw-prince/
12:31 a.m.: From the very back of the room, a string of musicians marches toward the stage like a New Orleans second line, dancing while they play. The guys in the brass section are all wearing fuzzy plush hats that look like animal heads. I spot a fox, a raccoon, a frog, and a bear before I realize that there are too many to write down.
The fierce-looking lady back-up singers, at least two of whom have shaved heads, are shaking tambourines. There are 22 people in Prince’s band. 22!
12:32 a.m.: When they’ve made it to the stage, the horns blast, and there before us is Prince. He looks amazing. He is wearing a black, ’70s-style suit with a bright pink shirt and a matching handkerchief, and a massively chunky silver necklace that may or may not have been designed for ladies. He’s also holding a cane that appears to be made out of ten billion diamonds. It is blinding! The band is playing a song about bright lights and big cities, and Prince is singing “Something tells me this is gonna be fun!”
12:40 a.m.: One of Prince’s back-up singers, whose bouffant hairdo and black vintage dress make her look a little like Adele, launches into a fabulous, gospel-inspired take on “1999″ while Prince mock-dramatically dabs his face with his handkerchief. He makes the best faces. This one says: Please! Do not interrupt the face-dabbing, or I will cut you!
12:43 a.m.: Prince sits down at the keyboard and plays some amazingly complicated jazz-inspired runs like it’s no big thing. Then he launches into a series of excellent Prince yowls. There’s the uh-uh. There’s the owwww-ah! And there’s the amazingly high-pitched heee-HEEEE! A few brave souls try to sing along to the howling and fail miserably. Most of us just let Prince do his thing, because he is Prince, and he is awesome.
12:44 a.m.: Streamers explode down from the ceiling! The crowd cheers!
12:45 a.m.: Confetti explodes down from the ceiling! The crowd cheers louder!
12:46 a.m.: Prince yells, “Turn the lights off!” and the room gets pitch black. Prince’s drummer plays a crazy drum solo in the dark. The only thing we can see are the glow-in-the-dark lights he has strung down the front of his shirt and around the cuffs of his sleeves. Those cuff lights are moving very quickly.
12:47 a.m.: When he’s done, the band starts to play the ballad “Shhh!” while the screen behind them lights up with images of falling rose petals. One member of Prince’s band starts singing and playing a clarinet-like instrument that digitally alters his voice. Then another member of the band does the same thing. Then both of them do it together. Battle of the Autotune-inets! Or whatever they’re called!
12:59 a.m.: Prince’s guitarist Donna Grantis, who has long hair that’s shaved on one side and looks like one tough chick, plays a mind-bending metalhead solo. “Open up your third eye and listen!” suggests Prince. Done! It sounds so good, I’d also like to open my third ear.
1:03 a.m.: The band transitions into playing “Musicology” and Prince name-checks a few classic favorites in the song: “‘Let’s Groove’ / ‘September’ / Earth, Wind and Fire / ‘Hot Pants’ by James / Sly’s gonna take u higher!” Then he smiles. “I know some old people in this room know what I’m talking about!” he says, laughing. “Don’t you ever touch my stereo!”
1:10 a.m.: Up next is “Extralovable,” also known as the song where Prince offers to take a shower with you. “Where’s my rollerskates?” Prince asks before starting the song. But as soon as the music kicks in, he’s spinning around on stage, faster and faster. Who needs skates when you’ve got feet like that?
1:18 a.m.: Instrumental interlude, played while Prince disappears backstage and a night sky is projected on the screen behind the band. Watching it feels like when you’re in a casino and you don’t know what time of day it is because you’ve been there so long. Maybe this is Prince’s reminder: it’s still nighttime, people!
1:20 a.m.: Prince emerges from backstage wearing a black and white patterned shirt. (Note: costume change no. 1.) “Austin, Texas!” he shouts. “Just like I pictured it. Y’all got a whole lotta guitar players up here, dontcha?” The first strains of “Purple Rain” begin, and people really lose their minds. One very tiny woman in the crowd starts jumping up and down very fast, hoisting herself up from the stage, as if she’s on an invisible pogo stick. “You can sing if you want to,” Prince offers generously. And, boy, does she.
1:22 a.m.: When Prince comes to the line about only wanting to be some kind of friend, he turns and purrs, “Can I find a friend in Texas?” The crowd screams. He continues to coo his way through the lyrics, kneeling down on stage, getting quiet, then building and building up to an avalanche of Ohh hoo hoo hoos.
The whole room has joined in, and many people are singing with their eyes closed. When the song is over, they erupt into applause. “What a night, huh?” says Prince, just before disappearing off stage. “I love being a musician! It feels like a servant. A servant for you.” Okay, so that’s a weird thing to say. But weird is good in Austin! Keep on serving us, Prince!
1:25 a.m.: Stage goes dark. Chanting starts: Prince! Prince! Prince!
1:26 a.m. (FIRST ENCORE): “The afterparty starts right now!” declares Prince, who has just returned to the stage wearing a hat that’s tipped to one side. (Note: costume change no. 2.) The band starts playing Michael Jackson’s “Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough.” “Y’all alright?” asks Prince, perhaps noticing the first signs of fatigue. “You got somewhere to go? You got a curfew?” Nooooo! yells the crowd.
1:28 a.m.: “Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough” segues into “Cool,” and Prince teaches us how to spell out the letters C-O-O-L using one hand raised above our heads. “Austin!” he calls out. “Is it hot in here? Do you know why? Because you’re cool!” Everyone is dancing. “Austin!” he calls again. “Is it hot in here? Do you know why? Because… it’s really hot in here.” He laughs. By the time the song is done, and Prince leaves the stage once more, the steam is rising off the crowd.
1:32 a.m.: Stage goes dark. A few people leave. Chanting starts: Prince! Prince! Prince!
1:36 a.m. (SECOND ENCORE): “Can we jam for a minute like we do in Minneapolis?” asks Prince, who has just returned to the stage, wearing a black vest. (Note: costume change no. 3.) “How many people have heard of Curtis Mayfield?” [Cheers!] “Oh!” jokes Prince. “Some old people in the house!”
1:37 a.m.: The band starts into Mayfield’s “We’re a Winner,” which segues into Aretha Franklin’s “I Never Loved a Man The Way that I Love You” (sung by one of the fierce bald ladies), which segues into Prince’s own “Satisfied.” At one point, Prince pretends to faint. The woman who’s not Naomi Campbell drags him away from the mic and revives him.
1:43 a.m.: While performing “Housequake,” Prince delivers the night’s best non-sequitur: “Everybody clap your hands! / Don’t wait for your neighbor / Green eggs and ham!”
1:47 a.m.: After a rousing take on “The Bird,” which works the crowd into a frenzy of whoa-whoa-whoas, Prince salutes the audience. “Goodnight, Austin!” he says, walking off stage, again. [Cheers!] He double-takes. “Don’t make me hurt you!” he threatens. “You know how many hits I got? My middle name is Eleven Hours Energy!”
1:52 a.m.: Stage goes dark. More people leave. People are getting too tired to chant. So they clap. Clap clap clap!
2:00 a.m. (THIRD ENCORE): Prince returns to the stage to take on “Jungle Love” by the Time, prompting the crowd to do the oh-wee-oh-wee-ohs, and then starts into “The Glamorous Life.” A woman in the front wrestles the microphone from him and hollers her way through the chorus. “I’m scared of you!” says Prince. They finish out the song together. The band does the grand-finale-horns thing that late-night shows’ house bands do to signal that the theme song’s done. (See also: the sound at 0:50 in this clip.)
2:10 a.m.: Prince leaves the stage. Again. People clap wildly. Again. “This is great, but it’s also exhausting,” sighs the woman standing behind me. “I think Prince has left the building,” says the man next to her. “No,” says his girlfriend. “You just want to believe that so you can go home!”
2:11 a.m. (FOURTH ENCORE): Prince returns. Brocade vest. (Costume change No. 4.) Runs through “Let’s Work.” And “U Got the Look.” Donna Grantis gets another solo. “Is that enough?” Prince challenges. Very sleepy cheers follow.
2:24 a.m.: Stage goes dark. Very slow clapping ensues. People still love Prince. But they are falling asleep.
2:25 a.m. (FIFTH ENCORE): Prince returns. Gold shoes. (Costume change No. 5.) He is twirling a drum stick like a baton. He plays “Something in the Water (Does Not Compute),” and maybe another song or two, and maybe there is a unicorn on stage playing the upright bass and… wait, sorry! We’re awake now! We’re awake! And Prince is declaring, yet again, “Thank you, goodnight!”
2:40 a.m.: Stage goes dark. The “Prince has left the building” guy? Well, he’s leaving the building. Along with a few dozen others who just couldn’t make it. The rest of us rally. We are cheering! One more time!
2:41 a.m. (SIXTH ENCORE): “They say we got 20 more minutes,” Prince shares. “You think we can make it the best 20 minutes of our lives?” Screams! Also: Prince is wearing a plush lion hat. (Costume change No. 6.) And he looks adorable. So there’s that to keep us energized! He roars through “Act of God,” Janet Jackson’s “What Have You Done For Me Lately,” and the Jackson 5′s “Dancing Machine.” He is dancing up a storm, doing the rollerskate spin, the comb-my-hair move, the criss-cross-your-gold-shoes move. He even pulls people out of the crowd up on stage — mostly women, but there’s one big guy up there, too, and he has a huge smile on his face. “It ain’t over!” gasps Prince as he retreats off stage. “IT AIN’T OVER!”
2:56 a.m.: It’s over.
2:57 a.m.: Prince’s band returns to give one final bow. And Prince himself gets a standing ovation. Granted, we were already standing — for the past six hours. But after a show that was this high energy — from a 54-year-old singer! — the guy deserves a six-hour standing ovation.
3:02 a.m.: A few true believers remain, changing, Prince! Prince Prince! “Thanks for coming out!” says a voice over the speakers. “We’ll see you soon!” The lights turn on. But the true believers keep chanting, One more song! One more song!
Hours later: They might still be there now, if no one forces them to go home.
Source: http://music-mix.ew.com/2013/03/17/sxsw-prince/
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quelle soirée endiablée ça a du etre ,j'aurais aimé y aller
merci a tous pour vos reports et liens
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c'est commercialisé parr6 a écrit :je cherche mais je ne trouve pas son chapeau .
ça ressemble mais ...
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Merci.(j'ai pas vu le sien mais j'ai vu les prix.)Vincent2Paris a écrit :c'est commercialisé parr6 a écrit :je cherche mais je ne trouve pas son chapeau .
ça ressemble mais ...
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Rhhoooo le Nasty Rabbit il déchire grave quand même https://www.spirithoods.com/Adults/Mens ... abbit/990/r6 a écrit :Merci.(j'ai pas vu le sien mais j'ai vu les prix.)
et il est encore abordable..
Merci Vincent pour le lien. C'est vrai qu'on ne trouve pas celui de P (on dirait qu'il a un modèle enfant un peu.. mais on le voit pas au rayon kids non plus)
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Décidement je ne comprends toujours pas certaines attitudes à critiquer sans rien entendre et même sans y être ou sinon faut se faire une raison c'est 100% français.
Pas franchement un set list 100% hits et d'ailleurs je m'en fous un peu. Car si on y réfléchis certains sont encore pret à payer pour un BAMBI qui date legerement.
De plus voir un Prince faire le show sans toucher à sa gratte c'est pas tous les jours et le voir sur certaines photos ça m'aurait plutot éclater.
Sans guitare il a du être très proche du public
Je trouve ça cool qu'il puisse piocher sur tel ou tel musicos...
Tant que je n'ai rien vu ni entendu de bonne qualité il est a mon sens difficile de juger
Pas franchement un set list 100% hits et d'ailleurs je m'en fous un peu. Car si on y réfléchis certains sont encore pret à payer pour un BAMBI qui date legerement.
De plus voir un Prince faire le show sans toucher à sa gratte c'est pas tous les jours et le voir sur certaines photos ça m'aurait plutot éclater.
Sans guitare il a du être très proche du public
Je trouve ça cool qu'il puisse piocher sur tel ou tel musicos...
Tant que je n'ai rien vu ni entendu de bonne qualité il est a mon sens difficile de juger
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Article du doc :
http://www.drfunkenberry.com/2013/03/19 ... urce=pubv1
Regardez bien la police de caractères, c'est la même que pour la vidéo "Plectrum Electrum"...
Un indice de ce qui va suivre dans les jours ou semaines a venir ?
http://www.drfunkenberry.com/2013/03/19 ... urce=pubv1
Regardez bien la police de caractères, c'est la même que pour la vidéo "Plectrum Electrum"...
Un indice de ce qui va suivre dans les jours ou semaines a venir ?
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La pict avec Prince sur l'écran du Samsung a de quoi faire rire quand-même.
Concernant le concert en lui-même, je comprends les doutes de certains... sur le papier.
Toutefois, pour avoir salement kiffé le dernier concert de sa seigneurie en Europe, à savoir à Zurich en 2011, avec une set-list assez proche, ce show m'apparaît comme très intéressant.
2h45, pléthore de musiciens sur scène (un esprit P-Funk?) avec guitare et section cuivre (!). L'absence de guitare dans les mains du bonhomme pourrait me rebuter (j'adore son jeu), mais laisse deviner un rôle d'entertainer de premier plan. N'oublions pas que la guitare omniprésente autour des épaules de The One trouve son origine dans une période où ce dernier semblait accuser des problèmes physiques l'empêchant de se mouvoir avec aisance durant tout un concert.
Bref, ce concert augure d'un avenir alléchant en ce qui me concerne! Et pas nécessairement un copier/coller de ce que l'on a vu ces dernières années. Soyons d'ailleurs indulgents à ce propos: même si ce n'est pas une excuse, rares sont les artistes "légendaires" à modifier autant leur set-list d'un soir à l'autre que Prince.
Concernant le concert en lui-même, je comprends les doutes de certains... sur le papier.
Toutefois, pour avoir salement kiffé le dernier concert de sa seigneurie en Europe, à savoir à Zurich en 2011, avec une set-list assez proche, ce show m'apparaît comme très intéressant.
2h45, pléthore de musiciens sur scène (un esprit P-Funk?) avec guitare et section cuivre (!). L'absence de guitare dans les mains du bonhomme pourrait me rebuter (j'adore son jeu), mais laisse deviner un rôle d'entertainer de premier plan. N'oublions pas que la guitare omniprésente autour des épaules de The One trouve son origine dans une période où ce dernier semblait accuser des problèmes physiques l'empêchant de se mouvoir avec aisance durant tout un concert.
Bref, ce concert augure d'un avenir alléchant en ce qui me concerne! Et pas nécessairement un copier/coller de ce que l'on a vu ces dernières années. Soyons d'ailleurs indulgents à ce propos: même si ce n'est pas une excuse, rares sont les artistes "légendaires" à modifier autant leur set-list d'un soir à l'autre que Prince.
- Le nouveau clip postmoderne des Raggumbians est online! A ne pas louper: http://www.raggumbians.net/
Tout à fait d accord avec toi !!Whitos a écrit :La pict avec Prince sur l'écran du Samsung a de quoi faire rire quand-même.
. N'oublions pas que la guitare omniprésente autour des épaules de The One trouve son origine dans une période où ce dernier semblait accuser des problèmes physiques l'empêchant de se mouvoir avec aisance durant tout un concert.
Bref, ce concert augure d'un avenir alléchant en ce qui me concerne! Et pas nécessairement un copier/coller de ce que l'on a vu ces dernières années. Soyons d'ailleurs indulgents à ce propos: même si ce n'est pas une excuse, rares sont les artistes "légendaires" à modifier autant leur set-list d'un soir à l'autre que Prince.
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c'es étonnant de le voir sans guitare ,j'aime bien la version PR
et ce sceptre tjs la ...c'est lui l'empereur?
et ce sceptre tjs la ...c'est lui l'empereur?
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J'ai déplacé les messages en rapport avec la plainte de Prince, là :
questions-debats/prince-traque-les-vide ... 17091.html
questions-debats/prince-traque-les-vide ... 17091.html
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en tout cas, c'est bien bon !
Bonne semaine à toutes, tous, Purple évidemment
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A 2:31 , Satisfied - I don't want nobody :