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No official artwork is available for this (or any) show. | No official artwork is available for this (or any) show. | ||
| − | This edition contains one unique version of a previously-released track, [[Pop Life]] (Live), which is not available elsewhere. [[Silicon]] and [[Rowdy Mac]] were previously-unreleased at the time, but were released elsewhere later (see their individual entries for details). | + | This edition contains one unique version of a previously-released track, [[Pop Life]] (Live), which is not available elsewhere. [[Silicon]] and [[Rowdy Mac]] were previously-unreleased at the time, but were released elsewhere later (see their individual entries for details). A short track labeled [[1, 2]] below (the label comes from track’s only lyrics) appears to be performed by [[Prince]]. |
| − | + | Fifteen [[NPG Ahdio 2 Segues|NPG Ahdio Segues]] were included, all of which are unavailable elsewhere. Additionally, three songs were included by other artists, with no musical input by [[Prince]] : ''Can You Say Love'' by [[Derick Hughes]], ''Fonky Like A... (Remix)'' by Fonky Bald Heads and ''Crazy Fingers'' by Jacob Armen. | |
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| − | Fifteen [[NPG Ahdio 2 Segues|NPG Ahdio Segues]] were included, all of which are unavailable elsewhere. Additionally, three songs were included by other artists, with no musical input by [[Prince]]. | + | |
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==Track listing== | ==Track listing== | ||
| − | Timings are not given, as several of the tracks overlap or feature spoken segues in the format of a radio DJ speaking over a | + | Timings are not given, as several of the tracks overlap or feature spoken segues in the format of a radio DJ speaking over a song’s introduction. Please note that tracks that are simple edits of other versions are not included in that song’s listing - a track is included in the individual song listing only if it is a remix, live, or other alternate recording. |
# <b>[[NPG Ahdio 2 Segues#Spoken intro|Spoken intro]]</b> (spoken over unidentified instrumental) | # <b>[[NPG Ahdio 2 Segues#Spoken intro|Spoken intro]]</b> (spoken over unidentified instrumental) | ||
# <b>[[Groove On]]</b> - ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Central_Station Graham Central Station]'' (with voiceover introduction) | # <b>[[Groove On]]</b> - ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Central_Station Graham Central Station]'' (with voiceover introduction) | ||
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==Quotations and trivia== | ==Quotations and trivia== | ||
| − | *This show features the first available recording of [[John Blackwell]] in [[Prince]] | + | *This show features the first available recording of [[John Blackwell]] in [[Prince]]’s band (playing drums on [[Pop Life]] (Live)). |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* ''[[Book:_The_Vault|The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)]] '' | * ''[[Book:_The_Vault|The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)]] '' | ||
[[Category:2001]][[Category:Radio/internet shows (Prince)]][[Category: NPG Music Club]] | [[Category:2001]][[Category:Radio/internet shows (Prince)]][[Category: NPG Music Club]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:15, 20 May 2022
NPG Ahdio Show # 2
 NPG Music Club download - no official artwork created | ||||
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Show Details | ||||
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| Released: | 22 March 2001 | |||
| Length: | 51:04 | |||
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NPG Ahdio Show Chronology | ||||
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NPG Ahdio Show # 2, the second edition of the NPG Ahdio Show, was released as an mp3 download concurrently with live versions of We March, Vicki Waiting, Letitgo and Return Of The Bump Squad (all mp3 audio files), and a live video of Controversy/Mutiny and a video for The Daisy Chain (both .mov video files), as NPG Music Club Edition # 2.
No official artwork is available for this (or any) show.
This edition contains one unique version of a previously-released track, Pop Life (Live), which is not available elsewhere. Silicon and Rowdy Mac were previously-unreleased at the time, but were released elsewhere later (see their individual entries for details). A short track labeled 1, 2 below (the label comes from track’s only lyrics) appears to be performed by Prince.
Fifteen NPG Ahdio Segues were included, all of which are unavailable elsewhere. Additionally, three songs were included by other artists, with no musical input by Prince : Can You Say Love by Derick Hughes, Fonky Like A... (Remix) by Fonky Bald Heads and Crazy Fingers by Jacob Armen.
Track listing
Timings are not given, as several of the tracks overlap or feature spoken segues in the format of a radio DJ speaking over a song’s introduction. Please note that tracks that are simple edits of other versions are not included in that song’s listing - a track is included in the individual song listing only if it is a remix, live, or other alternate recording.
- Spoken intro (spoken over unidentified instrumental)
- Groove On - Graham Central Station (with voiceover introduction)
- Spoken segue
- Salome intro (spoken over Suck My Dxxx by Yang Dong Geun)
- Silicon - Prince
- Circle Of Amour -
- Salome segue
- We March (Live) -
- Vicki Waiting (Live) -
- Letitgo (Live) -
- Salome segue
- NPG Music Club jingle
- Skit segue (includes clip of GCS 2000)
- Taylor segue
- Rowdy Mac - Fonky Bald Heads
- Fonky Like A... (Remix) - Fonky Bald Heads
- Mr. Hayes segue
- Can You Say Love - Derick Hughes
- Mr. Hayes segue
- Soul Sanctuary -
- 1, 2 - Prince (track title and artist need verification)
- Femi Jiya interview skit
- My Computer -
- Spoken segue
- Crazy Fingers - Jacob Armen
- Spoken segue
- Dinner With Delores -
- John Blackwell segue
- Pop Life (Live) - Prince (instrumental ending only)
- Spoken outro
Personnel
- See individual tracks for musical personnel and production credits.
Quotations and trivia
- This show features the first available recording of John Blackwell in Prince’s band (playing drums on Pop Life (Live)).
