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|introduction          = <b>Peace</b> is a single by [[The NPG|The New Power Generation]] sold only at concerts on [[Prince]]'s [[Hit N Run Tour 00-01|Hit N Run Tour]], beginning with the [[14 April 2001]] show at the Atlanta Civic Center, Atlanta, GA, USA (along with [[Single: The Daisy Chain|The Daisy Chain]] and [[Prince]]'s single [[Single: Supercute|Supercute]]).
|introduction          = <b>Peace</b> is a single by [[The NPG|The New Power Generation]] sold only at concerts on [[Prince]]’s [[Hit N Run Tour 00-01|Hit N Run Tour]], beginning with the [[14 April 2001]] show at the Atlanta Civic Center, Atlanta, GA, USA (along with [[Single: The Daisy Chain|The Daisy Chain]] and [[Prince]]’s single [[Single: Supercute|Supercute]]).


The single's title track was also offered as a download from the [[NPG Music Club]] almost three months before the single's release, and [[2045: Radical Man]] had appeared the previous year on the [[Album: Bamboozled|Bamboozled]] soundtrack album (credited to [[Prince]] instead of the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]).  
The single’s title track was also offered as a download from the [[NPG Music Club]] almost three months before the single’s release, and [[2045: Radical Man]] had appeared the previous year on the [[Album: Bamboozled|Bamboozled]] soundtrack album (credited to [[Prince]] instead of the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]).  


Both tracks later appeared on [[Album: The Slaughterhouse|The Slaughterhouse]] (credited to [[Prince]]), but the single was originally planned to be released in conjunction with [[The NPG|The New Power Generation]]'s proposed fourth album [[Album: Peace (2000)|Peace]] in 2000, before the album was aborted.  
Both tracks later appeared on [[Album: The Slaughterhouse|The Slaughterhouse]] (credited to [[Prince]]), but the single was originally planned to be released in conjunction with [[The NPG|The New Power Generation]]’s proposed fourth album [[Album: Peace (2000)|Peace]] in 2000, before the album was aborted.  


The single's artwork was shown on [[NPGOnlineLtd.com]] in March 2000, and print on the CD still claims this to be the "first cybersingle from the 4thcoming [[Album: Peace (2000)|Peace]]".
The single’s artwork was shown on [[NPGOnlineLtd.com]] in March 2000, and print on the CD still claims this to be the "first cybersingle from the 4thcoming [[Album: Peace (2000)|Peace]]".


The packaging for the single is unique among [[Prince]]-related releases - the CD is held against a card backing with a folding card flap, held in place by a Velcro connector through the CD's hole.  
The packaging for the single is unique among [[Prince]]-related releases - the CD is held against a card backing with a folding card flap, held in place by a Velcro connector through the CD’s hole.  
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Revision as of 09:35, 20 August 2021

1998: Come On ◄ Prince Singles NPG Singles ► 2001: The Daisy Chain
Peace

Single details

Released: 14 April 2001 - first date sold at concerts
Related album: None (although later associated with The Slaughterhouse)
Label(s): NPG Records
Non-Album track(s):

None

Charts, Certifications & Awards

Charts
This single has not charted in the USA
Certifications
This single has not received any certifications in the USA
Awards
This single has not received any awards in the USA

See also

   

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Peace is a single by The New Power Generation sold only at concerts on Prince’s Hit N Run Tour, beginning with the 14 April 2001 show at the Atlanta Civic Center, Atlanta, GA, USA (along with The Daisy Chain and Prince’s single Supercute).

The single’s title track was also offered as a download from the NPG Music Club almost three months before the single’s release, and 2045: Radical Man had appeared the previous year on the Bamboozled soundtrack album (credited to Prince instead of the New Power Generation).

Both tracks later appeared on The Slaughterhouse (credited to Prince), but the single was originally planned to be released in conjunction with The New Power Generation’s proposed fourth album Peace in 2000, before the album was aborted.

The single’s artwork was shown on NPGOnlineLtd.com in March 2000, and print on the CD still claims this to be the "first cybersingle from the 4thcoming Peace".

The packaging for the single is unique among Prince-related releases - the CD is held against a card backing with a folding card flap, held in place by a Velcro connector through the CD’s hole.


Track listing
CD

1. Peace (5:34)
2. 2045: Radical Man (6:36)

References:
US: 7135 PEACE

  • See individual tracks and related albums for credits.

Other Formats
Vinyl Cassette
  • This single wasn’t released in 7" or 12" format.
  • This single wasn’t released in cassette format.
Others
  • This single wasn’t released in digital format.

Releases
7", 12", CD, Cassettes and Other versions
Country Format Cat. Number Comments Front Back Label 1 Label 2
USA 5"CD 7135 PEACE

Variants, Special Editions and Reissues
Country Format Cat. Number Comments Front Back Label 1 Label 2
None
 

 

 
Additional Information
Promotion (at time of release) Triva
References
1998
Come On 		Prince Singles NPG Singles 2001
The Daisy Chain
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