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...unday]] newspaper in the UK and Ireland (using simple slipcard packaging), with a retail release (using a full CD case containing a lenticular cover) follo ...r]] were recorded in November 2004, during a three-and-a-half hour session with [[Michael B.]] on drums and [[Sonny T.]] on bass at [[Paisley Park Studios]

...How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore]]. Both were issued in a picture-sleeve with a photo of [[Prince]] rather than the hand drawn '1999' graphic. ...CD capacities increased, however, the track was re-added to the tracklist with later re-issues.

...been recorded in 1981. The last three songs on the album, [[I Would Die 4 U]], [[Baby I’m A Star]] and [[Purple Rain]], were recorded live at the [[0 In keeping with previous albums, all tracks were primarily written by [[Prince]]. [[Compute

...released as a download at the opening of the [[NPG Music Club]]’s [[NPG Music Club#Musicology Download Store|Musicology Download Store]]. Three weeks later, the album was released in retail stores, with complete packaging. This retail CD also included a CD-ROM component which s

...tched a rough cut portion of the movie. He became so interested in writing music for the movie that he considered cancelling the Japanese leg of the [[Loves ...e album, but [[Prince]] considered the song to be too dark and replaced it with [[Batdance]], which was the last song recorded for the album.

...the first compilation album by [[Prince]]. It was released simultaneously with [[Album: The Hits 2|The Hits 2]], [[Album: The Hits / The B-Sides|The Hits ...and 1993 ([[Album: Batman|Batman]] being the only album not represented). With the exception of [[Soft And Wet]], the more explicit material was saved for

...the second compilation album by [[Prince]]. It was released simultaneously with [[Album: The Hits 1|The Hits 1]], [[Album: The Hits / The B-Sides|The Hits ...and 1993 ([[Album: Batman|Batman]] being the only album not represented). With the exception of [[Soft And Wet]], the more explicit material was saved for

...CD box-set compilation album by [[Prince]]. It was released simultaneously with [[Album: The Hits 1|The Hits 1]], [[Album: The Hits 2|The Hits 2]] (which c ...release in the UK), and [[Single: Nothing Compares 2 U|Nothing Compares 2 U]] was also available as a promotional release in the USA on the same day.

[[file:EyeBlue.png|link=Eye Hate U]][[Eye Hate U| Hate U]] was recorded in early 1994. The [[NPG Operator]] segues were recorded bet ...bum: Child Of The Sun|Child Of The Sun]] as [[The Rhythm Of Your Heart]]), with another configuration compiled on [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/Oct

|single name = Take Me With U [[Take Me With U]] (Edit) <small>(3:42)</small>

B. <b>[[Take Me With U]]</b> (3:51)<br> A2. <b>[[Take Me With U]]</b> (3:51)<br>

[[I Love U In Me]] (4:12)<br> ...and received a release around the world, continuing the commercial tie-in with the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman_(1989_film) Batman] movie.

|single name = I Would Die 4 U [[I Would Die 4 U]] (Extended Version) <small>(10:15)</small><br>

The cover art depicted new bandmember [[Cat]], with her face obscured by the heart she was holding. It is a common misconceptio ...ton, KMEL 106 and 105 KITS in San Francisco, Z-94 FM in Boston, B104 Means Music in Baltimore, WAVA Power 105 in Washington, and WLOL 99 1/2 in Minneapolis.

|previous single = Single: Take Me With U |previous single link = [[Single: Take Me With U|Take Me With U]]

|Page name = Sheet Music - Singles ...n="center"| [[File:SheetMusic-IWannaBeYourLover.png|60px|border|link=Sheet Music: I Wanna Be Your Lover]]