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[[Power Fantastic]] was released (in edited form) in 1993 on [[Album: The Hits / The B-Sides|The B-Sides]] compilation (included as the third and final disc on [[Album: The Hits / The B-Sides|The Hits / The B-Sides]]). [[Dream Factory]], [[Sexual Suicide]], [[Last Heart]], [[Movie Star]] and [[Crystal Ball]] were eventually released on the 1998 compilation [[Album: Crystal Ball|Crystal Ball]]. A re-recorded version of [[In A Large Room With No Light]] was streamed online in 2009, but was not officially released. [[Visions]] remains unreleased as a [[Prince]]-related track, but was released (now renamed '''Minneapolis #1''') by [[Wendy Melvoin|Wendy]] & [[Lisa Coleman|Lisa]] in 1990 as the first track on a limited edition bonus CD included with their third album ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eroica_(album) Eroica]''. The 1982 version of [[Teacher, Teacher]] was released in 2019 on the ''Deluxe'' edition of the [[Album: 1999 Deluxe|1999]] album. | [[Power Fantastic]] was released (in edited form) in 1993 on [[Album: The Hits / The B-Sides|The B-Sides]] compilation (included as the third and final disc on [[Album: The Hits / The B-Sides|The Hits / The B-Sides]]). [[Dream Factory]], [[Sexual Suicide]], [[Last Heart]], [[Movie Star]] and [[Crystal Ball]] were eventually released on the 1998 compilation [[Album: Crystal Ball|Crystal Ball]]. A re-recorded version of [[In A Large Room With No Light]] was streamed online in 2009, but was not officially released. [[Visions]] remains unreleased as a [[Prince]]-related track, but was released (now renamed '''Minneapolis #1''') by [[Wendy Melvoin|Wendy]] & [[Lisa Coleman|Lisa]] in 1990 as the first track on a limited edition bonus CD included with their third album ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eroica_(album) Eroica]''. The 1982 version of [[Teacher, Teacher]] was released in 2019 on the ''Deluxe'' edition of the [[Album: 1999 Deluxe|1999]] album. | ||
− | [[It's A Wonderful Day]], [[Big Tall Wall]], [[And That Says What?]], [[A Place In Heaven]], [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]] and [[All My Dreams]] remain unreleased, however, as does the musical segues [[ | + | [[It's A Wonderful Day]], [[Big Tall Wall]], [[And That Says What?]], [[A Place In Heaven]], [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]] and [[All My Dreams]] remain unreleased, however, as does the musical segues [[Colors]] and [[Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A]]. |
It was long believed work on the packaging for the album had not yet been worked on at the time the project was abandoned, but in 2017 [[Susannah Melvoin]] showed color pencil sketches she made in 1986 of what was an idea for an album cover. The cover depicts sort of a time-warp flash surrounded by a an array of flowers and a border of little hearts. In the 'flash' we see a woman figure ([[Susannah Melvoin|Susannah]] herself) holding open a door to the 'Dream Factory' with a rainbow at the bottom, a sun, moon, stars, clouds, balloons and drapes. Interestingly the album cover in this sketch is attributed to [[The Flesh]] rather than [[Prince and the Revolution]]. | It was long believed work on the packaging for the album had not yet been worked on at the time the project was abandoned, but in 2017 [[Susannah Melvoin]] showed color pencil sketches she made in 1986 of what was an idea for an album cover. The cover depicts sort of a time-warp flash surrounded by a an array of flowers and a border of little hearts. In the 'flash' we see a woman figure ([[Susannah Melvoin|Susannah]] herself) holding open a door to the 'Dream Factory' with a rainbow at the bottom, a sun, moon, stars, clouds, balloons and drapes. Interestingly the album cover in this sketch is attributed to [[The Flesh]] rather than [[Prince and the Revolution]]. | ||
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# <b>[[Slow Love]] </b> <small><sup>2</sup> </small> | # <b>[[Slow Love]] </b> <small><sup>2</sup> </small> | ||
# <b>[[Starfish And Coffee]]</b> <small><sup>3</sup> </small><small>(omits the alarm clock intro) </small> | # <b>[[Starfish And Coffee]]</b> <small><sup>3</sup> </small><small>(omits the alarm clock intro) </small> | ||
− | # <b>[[ | + | # <b>[[colors]]</b> <small><sup>4</sup> </small> |
# <b>[[I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man]]</b> <small>(different version than released)</small> | # <b>[[I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man]]</b> <small>(different version than released)</small> | ||
*Side 3: | *Side 3: | ||
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*[[Lisa Coleman]] - piano on [[Visions]] and [[Power Fantastic]], co-lead vocals and piano on [[It's A Wonderful Day]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, keyboards on [[And That Says What?]] (assumed) <small>(April configuration)</small>, (Fairlight sample) sitar and wooden flute on [[Strange Relationship]], (Fairlight sample) sitar and vocals on [[Teacher, Teacher]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, lead vocals on [[A Place In Heaven]] and [[Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A]] <small>Final configuration only)</small>, background vocals on [[Sexual Suicide]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>and [[Crystal Ball]], piano and vocals on [[In A Large Room With No Light]], organ and background vocals on [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]], keyboards and vocals on [[All My Dreams]], background vocals on [[Slow Love]]. | *[[Lisa Coleman]] - piano on [[Visions]] and [[Power Fantastic]], co-lead vocals and piano on [[It's A Wonderful Day]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, keyboards on [[And That Says What?]] (assumed) <small>(April configuration)</small>, (Fairlight sample) sitar and wooden flute on [[Strange Relationship]], (Fairlight sample) sitar and vocals on [[Teacher, Teacher]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, lead vocals on [[A Place In Heaven]] and [[Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A]] <small>Final configuration only)</small>, background vocals on [[Sexual Suicide]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>and [[Crystal Ball]], piano and vocals on [[In A Large Room With No Light]], organ and background vocals on [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]], keyboards and vocals on [[All My Dreams]], background vocals on [[Slow Love]]. | ||
*[[Susannah Melvoin]] - background vocals on [[Dream Factory]], [[The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker]], [[In A Large Room With No Light]] <small>(June configuration)</small>, [[Crystal Ball]], [[Last Heart]] <small>(June & July configurations)</small>and [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]], spoken vocals on [[Movie Star]] (assumed) <small>July configuration)</small> | *[[Susannah Melvoin]] - background vocals on [[Dream Factory]], [[The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker]], [[In A Large Room With No Light]] <small>(June configuration)</small>, [[Crystal Ball]], [[Last Heart]] <small>(June & July configurations)</small>and [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]], spoken vocals on [[Movie Star]] (assumed) <small>July configuration)</small> | ||
− | *[[Wendy Melvoin]] - co-lead vocals and guitar on [[It's A Wonderful Day]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, guitar on [[And That Says What?]] <small>(April configuration)</small>(assumed) and [[Power Fantastic]] <small>(June configuration)</small>, tamborine and congas on [[Strange Relationship]], vocals on [[Teacher, Teacher]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, background vocals on [[Sexual Suicide]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, guitar on [[ | + | *[[Wendy Melvoin]] - co-lead vocals and guitar on [[It's A Wonderful Day]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, guitar on [[And That Says What?]] <small>(April configuration)</small>(assumed) and [[Power Fantastic]] <small>(June configuration)</small>, tamborine and congas on [[Strange Relationship]], vocals on [[Teacher, Teacher]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, background vocals on [[Sexual Suicide]] <small>(April & June configurations)</small>, guitar on [[Colors]], guitar and vocals on [[In A Large Room With No Light]] <small>(June configuration) </small>, [[Witness 4 The Prosecution]] and [[Slow Love]], guitar (unconfirmed) and vocals on [[All My Dreams]] |
*[[Bobby Z.]] - drums on [[And That Says What?]] <small>(April configuration)</small>(uncertain involvement) and [[Power Fantastic]] <small>June configuration)</small> (uncertain involvement) | *[[Bobby Z.]] - drums on [[And That Says What?]] <small>(April configuration)</small>(uncertain involvement) and [[Power Fantastic]] <small>June configuration)</small> (uncertain involvement) | ||
*[[Brown Mark]] - bass guitar on [[And That Says What?]] <small>(April configuration)</small>(uncertain involvement) and [[Power Fantastic]] <small>(June configuration)</small>(uncertain involvement) | *[[Brown Mark]] - bass guitar on [[And That Says What?]] <small>(April configuration)</small>(uncertain involvement) and [[Power Fantastic]] <small>(June configuration)</small>(uncertain involvement) | ||
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:# <b>[[Teacher, Teacher]]</b> | :# <b>[[Teacher, Teacher]]</b> | ||
:# <b>[[Starfish And Coffee]] </b><small>(omits alarm clock intro) </small> | :# <b>[[Starfish And Coffee]] </b><small>(omits alarm clock intro) </small> | ||
− | :# <b>[[ | + | :# <b>[[Colors]] </b> |
:# <b>[[In A Large Room With No Light]]</b> | :# <b>[[In A Large Room With No Light]]</b> | ||
:# <b>[[Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A]]</b> | :# <b>[[Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A]]</b> |
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1981: The Second Coming ◄ | Unreleased Albums (Prince) |
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1981 The Second Coming |
Unreleased Albums (Prince) |
Unreleased Albums (Related Artists) |
1986 Camille |