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− | |introduction = [[Exodus Segues|Exodus album segues]] are a series of skits included on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |introduction = [[Exodus Segues|Exodus album segues]] are a series of skits included on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. Three of them were included on the [[Sampler: NPG Records Sampler Experience|NPG Records Sampler Experience]] given to some concertgoers at later dates on [[The Ultimate Live Experience]] tour in the weeks prior to the album’s release: [[#NPG Operator Intro|NPG Operator Intro]] (titled '''1-800-New-Funk'''), [[#DJ Gets Jumped|DJ Gets Jumped]] and [[#Segue # 2|Segue]] # 2, titled '''Sonny Turns The TV Off'''. |
Recording of the segues took place in Late May - early June 1994, most likely at [[Paisley Park Studios]], Chanhassen, MN, USA. Editing for final release took place in December 1994 - January 1995 at [[Paisley Park Studios]]. Three segues that were planned for inclusion on earlier configurations of [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]] remain unreleased. | Recording of the segues took place in Late May - early June 1994, most likely at [[Paisley Park Studios]], Chanhassen, MN, USA. Editing for final release took place in December 1994 - January 1995 at [[Paisley Park Studios]]. Three segues that were planned for inclusion on earlier configurations of [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]] remain unreleased. | ||
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|title = NPG Operator Intro | |title = NPG Operator Intro | ||
− | |information = '''NPG Operator Intro''' (a.k.a. '''1-800-New-Funk''') is the first track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''NPG Operator Intro''' (a.k.a. '''1-800-New-Funk''') is the first track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It introduces the album with [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]] playing someone calling [[NPG Records]] to find out about their "worldwide talent search". The operator, credited to [[Rain Ivana]] but played by [[Mayte]], says that above all, the people they’re looking for must be able to "Get Wild", leading directly into [[Get Wild]]. | It introduces the album with [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]] playing someone calling [[NPG Records]] to find out about their "worldwide talent search". The operator, credited to [[Rain Ivana]] but played by [[Mayte]], says that above all, the people they’re looking for must be able to "Get Wild", leading directly into [[Get Wild]]. | ||
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|title = Segue # 1 | |title = Segue # 1 | ||
− | |information = '''Segue [# 1]''' is the third track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Segue [# 1]''' is the third track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. It is a skit in which the bandmembers of the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]] (including [[Prince]] as [[Tora Tora]]), get ready to go to a nightclub. [[Tora Tora]] says he will drive. |
Oddly, The F-word is censored by a blank on the version that is available on the european CD edition of the album, while this word is audible on other songs and segues of the [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]] album. This passage is not censored on the vinyl and the australian CD editions of the album. | Oddly, The F-word is censored by a blank on the version that is available on the european CD edition of the album, while this word is audible on other songs and segues of the [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]] album. This passage is not censored on the vinyl and the australian CD editions of the album. | ||
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|title = DJ Gets Jumped | |title = DJ Gets Jumped | ||
− | |information = '''DJ Gets Jumped''' is the fourth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''DJ Gets Jumped''' is the fourth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit in which the bandmembers of the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]] (including [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]] as [[Prince|Tora Tora]]), remove a nightclub’s DJ ([[Brother Jules]], who was playing [[Dream Factory]]) and instead put on their own music, leading directly into [[New Power Soul]]. | It is a skit in which the bandmembers of the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]] (including [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]] as [[Prince|Tora Tora]]), remove a nightclub’s DJ ([[Brother Jules]], who was playing [[Dream Factory]]) and instead put on their own music, leading directly into [[New Power Soul]]. | ||
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+ | |1= DJ Gets Jumped | ||
+ | |2= 0:22 | ||
+ | |3= Promotional video | ||
+ | |4= Skit | ||
+ | |5= Included in the [[Video: Get Wild|Get Wild]] video | ||
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|title = DJ Seduces Sonny | |title = DJ Seduces Sonny | ||
− | |information = '''DJ Seduces Sonny''' is the sixth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''DJ Seduces Sonny''' is the sixth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit in which DJ [[Brother Jules]] plans revenge on [[Sonny T.]] for taking him off the DJ stand in [[Exodus Segues#DJ Gets Jumped|DJ Gets Jumped]] by introducing [[Sonny T.]] to two ladies who will later poison him. | It is a skit in which DJ [[Brother Jules]] plans revenge on [[Sonny T.]] for taking him off the DJ stand in [[Exodus Segues#DJ Gets Jumped|DJ Gets Jumped]] by introducing [[Sonny T.]] to two ladies who will later poison him. | ||
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|title = Segue # 2 | |title = Segue # 2 | ||
− | |information = '''Segue [# 2]''' (a.k.a. '''Count''' or '''Sonny Turns The TV Off''') is the seventh track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Segue [# 2]''' (a.k.a. '''Count''' or '''Sonny Turns The TV Off''') is the seventh track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] is troubled by violent news reports while making love, and ends up shooting the TV with a gun. When his partner says that things will be alright, [[Sonny T.]] says to himself, "Yeah, I count the days", leading directly into [[Count The Days]]. | It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] is troubled by violent news reports while making love, and ends up shooting the TV with a gun. When his partner says that things will be alright, [[Sonny T.]] says to himself, "Yeah, I count the days", leading directly into [[Count The Days]]. | ||
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|title = Segue # 3 | |title = Segue # 3 | ||
− | |information = '''Segue [# 3]''' is the eleventh track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Segue [# 3]''' is the eleventh track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] yells at some dangerous drivers, and is yelled at in return. In the background a part of (a possibly an early version of) [[Baby Don’t Care]] can be heard. |
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|title = Mashed Potato Girl Intro | |title = Mashed Potato Girl Intro | ||
− | |information = '''Mashed Potato Girl Intro''' is the thirteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Mashed Potato Girl Intro''' is the thirteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] returns home to find that his girlfriend has left him. A TV is on in the background, leading directly into the next segue. | It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] returns home to find that his girlfriend has left him. A TV is on in the background, leading directly into the next segue. | ||
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|title = Segue # 4 | |title = Segue # 4 | ||
− | |information = '''Segue [# 4]''' (commonly referred to as ''Mashed Potato Girl'') is the fourteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Segue [# 4]''' (commonly referred to as ''Mashed Potato Girl'') is the fourteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit (played out on a TV set in [[Sonny T.]]’s home) in which two strangers talk in an Italian restaurant. One, played by [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]], dominates the conversation with a story of a date he brought there, who ate everything on the menu, and a mashed potato food fight that ensued, before [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]]’s character became so enraged he decided to buy the restaurant. | It is a skit (played out on a TV set in [[Sonny T.]]’s home) in which two strangers talk in an Italian restaurant. One, played by [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]], dominates the conversation with a story of a date he brought there, who ate everything on the menu, and a mashed potato food fight that ensued, before [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]]’s character became so enraged he decided to buy the restaurant. | ||
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|title = New Power Day | |title = New Power Day | ||
− | |information = '''New Power Day''' is the sixteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''New Power Day''' is the sixteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit (largely played out on a TV set in [[Sonny T.]]’s home) in which a character played by [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]] (with a heavily distorted voice) tells a story about leaving a club and being approached by a mugger (also played by [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]]), only for [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]]’s character to rob him instead. | It is a skit (largely played out on a TV set in [[Sonny T.]]’s home) in which a character played by [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]] (with a heavily distorted voice) tells a story about leaving a club and being approached by a mugger (also played by [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]]), only for [[File: SymbolSmallerBlue.png|link=Alias: Symbol]]’s character to rob him instead. | ||
− | The character then narrates going to " | + | The character then narrates going to "Jannell"’s house (Jannell is [[Mayte]]’s middle name), before the TV skit ends with his character being approached by the mugger for revenge. The skit is book-ended by phone conversations between [[Sonny T.]] and [[Michael B.]], and at the end, [[Sonny T.]] says that he is going to bed, leading directly into the next skit. |
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|title = Segue # 5 | |title = Segue # 5 | ||
− | |information = '''Segue [# 5]''' is the seventeenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Segue [# 5]''' is the seventeenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit (seemingly a dream by [[Sonny T.]]) in which the two ladies introduced to [[Sonny T.]] by DJ [[Brother Jules]], in [[Exodus Segues#DJ Seduces Sonny|DJ Seduces Sonny]], make him some soup, which will induce hallucinations, leading directly into [[Hallucination Rain]]. | It is a skit (seemingly a dream by [[Sonny T.]]) in which the two ladies introduced to [[Sonny T.]] by DJ [[Brother Jules]], in [[Exodus Segues#DJ Seduces Sonny|DJ Seduces Sonny]], make him some soup, which will induce hallucinations, leading directly into [[Hallucination Rain]]. | ||
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|title = NPG Bum Rush The Ship | |title = NPG Bum Rush The Ship | ||
− | |information = '''NPG Bum Rush The Ship''' is the nineteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''NPG Bum Rush The Ship''' is the nineteenth track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] dreams of his band invading a spaceship (which is led by a captain who plans on using his latest creation, the "[[Endorphinmachine]]", to take over the world, while a crewmember is on a weekend furlough to the intergalactic [[Club: Glam Slam|Glam Slam]]). The band takeover leads directly into [[The Exodus Has Begun]]. | It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] dreams of his band invading a spaceship (which is led by a captain who plans on using his latest creation, the "[[Endorphinmachine]]", to take over the world, while a crewmember is on a weekend furlough to the intergalactic [[Club: Glam Slam|Glam Slam]]). The band takeover leads directly into [[The Exodus Has Begun]]. | ||
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|title = Outro | |title = Outro | ||
− | |information = '''Outro''' is the 21st and final track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Outro''' is the 21st and final track on the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] is woken from his dreams by [[Mr. Hayes]], who says they are late for rehearsal again. The skit (and the album) end with an explosion of some kind. | It is a skit in which [[Sonny T.]] is woken from his dreams by [[Mr. Hayes]], who says they are late for rehearsal again. The skit (and the album) end with an explosion of some kind. | ||
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|title = Spooky Soup | |title = Spooky Soup | ||
− | |information = '''Spooky Soup''' is an unreleased segue recorded for the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Spooky Soup''' is an unreleased segue recorded for the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
Intended to follow [[Hallucination Rain]], it is a skit in which DJ [[Brother Jules]] asks the two ladies who poisoned [[Sonny T.]] if he ate all of the soup, followed by a conversation between the ladies. | Intended to follow [[Hallucination Rain]], it is a skit in which DJ [[Brother Jules]] asks the two ladies who poisoned [[Sonny T.]] if he ate all of the soup, followed by a conversation between the ladies. | ||
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|title = NPG Outro | |title = NPG Outro | ||
− | |information = '''NPG Outro''' is an unreleased segue recorded for the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''NPG Outro''' is an unreleased segue recorded for the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
Intended as the last track of the album, the track is an advertisement saying "to find out what happens to our heroes, tune in to the full-length CD entitled [[Band: New Power Generation|The NPG]]’s ''New Power Soul'', coming soon on [[NPG Records]]", indicating that the title for the next album was in place years before the release carrying that name. | Intended as the last track of the album, the track is an advertisement saying "to find out what happens to our heroes, tune in to the full-length CD entitled [[Band: New Power Generation|The NPG]]’s ''New Power Soul'', coming soon on [[NPG Records]]", indicating that the title for the next album was in place years before the release carrying that name. | ||
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|title = Sonny Segue | |title = Sonny Segue | ||
− | |information = '''Sonny Segue''' is an unreleased segue recorded for the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second | + | |information = '''Sonny Segue''' is an unreleased segue recorded for the [[Band: New Power Generation|New Power Generation]]’s second ’solo' album [[Album: Exodus|Exodus]]. |
Intended to lead into the [[Exodus Segues#DJ Gets Jumped|DJ Gets Jumped]] segue, [[Sonny T.]] demands to be put in the trunk of the car if [[Prince|Tora Tora]] is driving. | Intended to lead into the [[Exodus Segues#DJ Gets Jumped|DJ Gets Jumped]] segue, [[Sonny T.]] demands to be put in the trunk of the car if [[Prince|Tora Tora]] is driving. |
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NPG Operator Intro
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NPG Operator Intro (a.k.a. 1-800-New-Funk) is the first track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It introduces the album with A few weeks before the album’s release, this track was included as the second track (titled 1-800-New-Funk) on the NPG Records Sampler Experience given to some concertgoers at later dates on The Ultimate Live Experience tour. The track was included as the third track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus. It was then moved to become the first track on the 2 December 1994 configuration, where it stayed for the final release. | |||||||||||||||
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Segue # 1
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Segue [# 1] is the third track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which the bandmembers of the New Power Generation (including Prince as Tora Tora), get ready to go to a nightclub. Tora Tora says he will drive. Oddly, The F-word is censored by a blank on the version that is available on the european CD edition of the album, while this word is audible on other songs and segues of the Exodus album. This passage is not censored on the vinyl and the australian CD editions of the album. | |||||||||||||||
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DJ Gets Jumped
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DJ Gets Jumped is the fourth track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which the bandmembers of the New Power Generation (including A few weeks before the album’s release, this track was included as the fourth track on the NPG Records Sampler Experience given to some concertgoers at later dates on The Ultimate Live Experience tour. The track was included as the seventh track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus. It was then moved to become the eighth track on the 2 December 1994 configuration. | |||||||||||||||
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DJ Seduces Sonny
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DJ Seduces Sonny is the sixth track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which DJ Brother Jules plans revenge on Sonny T. for taking him off the DJ stand in DJ Gets Jumped by introducing Sonny T. to two ladies who will later poison him. The track was included as the ninth track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus. It was not included on the 2 December 1994 configuration, but was added back in for the final release. | |||||||||||||||
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Segue # 2
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Segue [# 2] (a.k.a. Count or Sonny Turns The TV Off) is the seventh track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which Sonny T. is troubled by violent news reports while making love, and ends up shooting the TV with a gun. When his partner says that things will be alright, Sonny T. says to himself, "Yeah, I count the days", leading directly into Count The Days. A few weeks before the album’s release, this track was included as the sixth track (titled Sonny Turns The TV Off) on the NPG Records Sampler Experience given to some concertgoers at later dates on The Ultimate Live Experience tour. The track was included (as Sonny Turns The TV Off) as the fifth track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus. It was included (as Count Segue) as the fifth track on the 2 December 1994 configuration. | |||||||||||||||
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Segue # 3
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Segue [# 3] is the eleventh track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which Sonny T. yells at some dangerous drivers, and is yelled at in return. In the background a part of (a possibly an early version of) Baby Don’t Care can be heard. | |||||||||||||||
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Mashed Potato Girl Intro
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Mashed Potato Girl Intro is the thirteenth track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which Sonny T. returns home to find that his girlfriend has left him. A TV is on in the background, leading directly into the next segue. | |||||||||||||||
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Segue # 4
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Segue [# 4] (commonly referred to as Mashed Potato Girl) is the fourteenth track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit (played out on a TV set in Sonny T.’s home) in which two strangers talk in an Italian restaurant. One, played by A brief clip of the (unreleased) studio version of Days Of Wild can be heard (from 0:48 - 0:49), as if it was coming from a car driving by. | |||||||||||||||
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New Power Day
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New Power Day is the sixteenth track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit (largely played out on a TV set in Sonny T.’s home) in which a character played by The character then narrates going to "Jannell"’s house (Jannell is Mayte’s middle name), before the TV skit ends with his character being approached by the mugger for revenge. The skit is book-ended by phone conversations between Sonny T. and Michael B., and at the end, Sonny T. says that he is going to bed, leading directly into the next skit. | |||||||||||||||
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Segue [# 5] is the seventeenth track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit (seemingly a dream by Sonny T.) in which the two ladies introduced to Sonny T. by DJ Brother Jules, in DJ Seduces Sonny, make him some soup, which will induce hallucinations, leading directly into Hallucination Rain. The track was included (as Rain) as the eleventh track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus. It was not included on the 2 December 1994 configuration, but was added back in for the final release (along with Hallucination Rain, its corresponding track). | |||||||||||||||
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NPG Bum Rush The Ship
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NPG Bum Rush The Ship is the nineteenth track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which Sonny T. dreams of his band invading a spaceship (which is led by a captain who plans on using his latest creation, the "Endorphinmachine", to take over the world, while a crewmember is on a weekend furlough to the intergalactic Glam Slam). The band takeover leads directly into The Exodus Has Begun. The track was included as the first track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus. It was included as the fourteenth track on the 2 December 1994 configuration. In each case, the segue led directly into The Exodus Has Begun. | |||||||||||||||
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Outro
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Outro is the 21st and final track on the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. It is a skit in which Sonny T. is woken from his dreams by Mr. Hayes, who says they are late for rehearsal again. The skit (and the album) end with an explosion of some kind. | |||||||||||||||
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Spooky Soup
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Spooky Soup is an unreleased segue recorded for the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. Intended to follow Hallucination Rain, it is a skit in which DJ Brother Jules asks the two ladies who poisoned Sonny T. if he ate all of the soup, followed by a conversation between the ladies. The track was included as the thirteenth track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus, but was not included on later configurations. | |||||||||||||||
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NPG Outro
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NPG Outro is an unreleased segue recorded for the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. Intended as the last track of the album, the track is an advertisement saying "to find out what happens to our heroes, tune in to the full-length CD entitled The NPG’s New Power Soul, coming soon on NPG Records", indicating that the title for the next album was in place years before the release carrying that name. The track was included as the fourteenth (and final) track on the 19 June 1994 configuration of Exodus, but was not included on later configurations. | |||||||||||||||
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Sonny Segue
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Sonny Segue is an unreleased segue recorded for the New Power Generation’s second ’solo' album Exodus. Intended to lead into the DJ Gets Jumped segue, Sonny T. demands to be put in the trunk of the car if Tora Tora is driving. The track was included as the seventh track on the 2 December 1994 configuration of Exodus, but was removed for the final release. | |||||||||||||||
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Additional Information
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