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|introduction = '''24''' is an unreleased third studio album by [[Madhouse]], and was recorded from July-December 1988, in between dates of the [[Lovesexy Tour]] in Europe and the USA, with a planned release in early 1989. All tracks are believed to have been written by [[Prince]], and all contain him playing most instruments, with [[Eric Leeds]] playing saxophone and flute, with minimal contributions from other musicians. Unlike the previous albums, neither [[Sheila E.]] nor [[Levi Seacer, Jr.]] were involved in the recordings. Following on from [[Madhouse]] | |introduction = '''24''' is an unreleased third studio album by [[Madhouse]], and was recorded from July-December 1988, in between dates of the [[Lovesexy Tour]] in Europe and the USA, with a planned release in early 1989. All tracks are believed to have been written by [[Prince]], and all contain him playing most instruments, with [[Eric Leeds]] playing saxophone and flute, with minimal contributions from other musicians. Unlike the previous albums, neither [[Sheila E.]] nor [[Levi Seacer, Jr.]] were involved in the recordings. Following on from [[Madhouse]]’s first two album, [[Album: 8|8]] and [[Album: 16|16]], all tracks are given numerical names (albeit written as numbers rather than written words, unlike the previous albums), but they are also given subtitles in brackets to give them more individual character. | ||
The album was rejected by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warner_Bros._Records Warner Bros.], but later in 1989, [[Eric Leeds]] compiled a new ten-track [[Madhouse]] album, [[Album: Times Squared|26]], which later evolved into his first solo album [[Album: Times Squared|Times Squared]]. In 1993, [[Prince]] recorded a new [[Madhouse]] album with his current band, also called [[Album: 24 (1994)|24]], with entirely new tracks. See [[Album: 24 (1994)|24]] for details. | The album was rejected by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warner_Bros._Records Warner Bros.], but later in 1989, [[Eric Leeds]] compiled a new ten-track [[Madhouse]] album, [[Album: Times Squared|26]], which later evolved into his first solo album [[Album: Times Squared|Times Squared]]. In 1993, [[Prince]] recorded a new [[Madhouse]] album with his current band, also called [[Album: 24 (1994)|24]], with entirely new tracks. See [[Album: 24 (1994)|24]] for details. | ||
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*Chuck Zwicky - engineer | *Chuck Zwicky - engineer | ||
*Other production details unknown | *Other production details unknown | ||
|trivia = | |trivia = There was an attempt to record a third [[Madhouse]] album during a one-day session between [[Prince]], [[Sheila E.]] and [[Eric Leeds]] on [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/June_26|26 June 1988]]. Four tracks were recorded : [[Uno]], [[Dos]], [[Tres]] and an [[Cape Horn|instrumental]] later re-worked and released as [[Cape Horn]] on [[Eric Leeds]]’s [[Album: Times Squared|Times Squared]] (which was also initially planned as the third [[Madhouse]] album). It is unknown if these track was seriously considered for [[Album: 24 (1989)|24]] however. | ||
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