I don't know if this is relevant, but a lot of shipping companies are still clearing backlog caused by the Iran war and the subsequent diesel spike. I live near a big port and I know that a lot of ...

Excellent write up by Jon Bream, talking with a few of the Celebration attendees who have been keeping it real online instead of selling out to the estate. Excellent write up by Jon Bream, talking ...

The Oak Tree Edit without Intro is missing, too. I don't see many people criticizing this release, but the promise of unreleased material, then nothing is disappointing to say the least. I can forgive ...

Timeless is a forthcoming Prince compilation of “rare and unreleased” studio recordings. The 10-track collection features tracks from Prince’s Vault and spans the entirety of Prince’s career from 1977 ...

Also on iTunes. Possibly other platforms. Even available for digital purchase in some places. Unsure if the source is an OG master or a needledrop, but it was already ...

'Breakdown' is the last great song that he wrote, and a way better song than anything he'd written for a long time. Wish he had produced it a little differently, but the song is so strong it still ...

Just wanted to make sure that certains on here know that it's out, it's another Questlove production, and it's both impressive and entertaining.

Based on the singles released thus far, and the short film, this is teeing up to be one of her best albums. It's sounding like a mix of Ray of Light (vocals), Confessions (production) and Madame X ...

This showed up on my YouTube feed. Assume it's probably did for most orgers, but if anyone missed it. I would buy an album of this. I don't think I'd have recognised Tommy by sight. But he's looking ...

4) Question of U (1985) - Prince and Eric Leeds only. No vocals. 5) Evolsidog (1985) - The entire song. 6) Tick Tick Bang - Do NOT be confused. An entire raucous rock track that sounds NOTHING like ...

"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves. And wiser people so full of doubts." (Bertrand Russell 1872-1972) ...