Come CD
"Come. Get Wild. Peace."PRN, 1995 Brit Awards
With the album cover art depicting Prince in front of a cemetery gate, and the years 1958-1993 scrawled under his birth name, it was clear that 1994 would mean the beginning of a new era for a newly reborn artist. Come would be the final album to be released under the name Prince until 2001s The Rainbow Children, and it serves as the first chapter in a new era of his artistryan era when he would simply be known by his unpronounceable symbol, and would establish himself as a commercially independent, revolutionary force in the music industry.
Come CD1. Come
2. Space
3. Pheromone
4. Loose!
5. Papa
6. Race
7. Dark
8. Solo
9. Letitgo
10. Orgasm
With the album cover art depicting Prince in front of a cemetery gate, and the years 1958-1993 scrawled under his birth name, it was clear that 1994 would mean the beginning of a new era for a newly reborn artist. Come would be the final album to be released under the name Prince until 2001s The Rainbow Children, and it serves as the first chapter in a new era of his artistryan era when he would simply be known by his unpronounceable symbol, and would establish himself as a commercially independent, revolutionary force in the music industry.
Come CD1. Come
2. Space
3. Pheromone
4. Loose!
5. Papa
6. Race
7. Dark
8. Solo
9. Letitgo
10. Orgasm
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"Come. Get Wild. Peace."PRN, 1995 Brit Awards
With the album cover art depicting Prince in front of a cemetery gate, and the years 1958-1993 scrawled under his birth name, it was clear that 1994 would mean the beginning of a new era for a newly reborn artist. Come would be the final album to be released under the name Prince until 2001s The Rainbow Children, and it serves as the first chapter in a new era of his artistryan era when he would simply be known by his unpronounceable symbol, and would establish himself as a commercially independent, revolutionary force in the music industry.
Come CD1. Come
2. Space
3. Pheromone
4. Loose!
5. Papa
6. Race
7. Dark
8. Solo
9. Letitgo
10. Orgasm
With the album cover art depicting Prince in front of a cemetery gate, and the years 1958-1993 scrawled under his birth name, it was clear that 1994 would mean the beginning of a new era for a newly reborn artist. Come would be the final album to be released under the name Prince until 2001s The Rainbow Children, and it serves as the first chapter in a new era of his artistryan era when he would simply be known by his unpronounceable symbol, and would establish himself as a commercially independent, revolutionary force in the music industry.
Come CD1. Come
2. Space
3. Pheromone
4. Loose!
5. Papa
6. Race
7. Dark
8. Solo
9. Letitgo
10. Orgasm
