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Track List
01) Eye No
02) Alphabet St.
03) Glam Slam
04) Anna Stesia
05) Dance On
06) LoveSexy
07) When 2 R in Love
08) I Wish U Heaven
09) Positivity
01) Eye No
02) Alphabet St.
03) Glam Slam
04) Anna Stesia
05) Dance On
06) LoveSexy
07) When 2 R in Love
08) I Wish U Heaven
09) Positivity
5:46
5:37
5:06
4:57
3:45
5:50
3:57
2:46
7:14
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3D Flat
3D Face
3D Spine
First Released
1988
Funk
Energetic
Urban/R&B
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Medium
Album
3,390,000 copies
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Lovesexy (1988) est le dixième album studio de Prince, paru le 10 mai 1988 pour remplacer l'album annulé The Black Album.
Bien que partageant le titre « When 2 R in Love », les deux œuvres proposent des thématiques opposées. Enregistré en sept semaines aux studios Paisley Park Records, ce disque est principalement une réalisation en solo, à l'exception de l'ouverture « Eye No » jouée avec son groupe complet et des contributions récurrentes de Sheila E., Eric Leeds et Atlanta Bliss.
Les premières copies CD présentaient l'intégralité de l'album sous la forme d'une piste unique pour imposer une séquence d'écoute continue, avant que les versions ultérieures ne soient découpées en neuf titres distincts.
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Released as one continuous track to ensure its listening as one body of work, Lovesexy is an evolution to Prince’s earlier experiment with Around The World In A Day, which he had delayed its first single Raspberry Beret by a whole month to ensure people listened to the entire album first.
Lovesexy began as a bit of a rush project. Written and recorded in haste during December 1987 to replace his suddenly withdrawn hip-hop venture The Black Album. Lovesexy is consequently is one of the fastest albums turned around from creation, to retail, in music history. The artwork for Lovesexy sparked as much interest as the music, for it pictures Prince reclining naked with a lily stamen above his groin, prompting many retailer to conceal the cover with black wrapping (Wal-Mart refusing to sell it at all), deeming it too risqué to display in store. Lovesexy sold 1 million copies in the US but 1.6 million elsewhere. It is certified Gold by the RIAA. Only one of its singles Alphabet St. managed to chart in America, poor sales there saw the supporting tour focus mainly in Europe, where the album had enjoyed greater success; peaking at number 1 in the UK.
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Lovesexy (1988) est le dixième album studio de Prince, paru le 10 mai 1988 pour remplacer l'album annulé The Black Album.
Bien que partageant le titre « When 2 R in Love », les deux œuvres proposent des thématiques opposées. Enregistré en sept semaines aux studios Paisley Park Records, ce disque est principalement une réalisation en solo, à l'exception de l'ouverture « Eye No » jouée avec son groupe complet et des contributions récurrentes de Sheila E., Eric Leeds et Atlanta Bliss.
Les premières copies CD présentaient l'intégralité de l'album sous la forme d'une piste unique pour imposer une séquence d'écoute continue, avant que les versions ultérieures ne soient découpées en neuf titres distincts.
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Released as one continuous track to ensure its listening as one body of work, Lovesexy is an evolution to Prince’s earlier experiment with Around The World In A Day, which he had delayed its first single Raspberry Beret by a whole month to ensure people listened to the entire album first.
Lovesexy began as a bit of a rush project. Written and recorded in haste during December 1987 to replace his suddenly withdrawn hip-hop venture The Black Album. Lovesexy is consequently is one of the fastest albums turned around from creation, to retail, in music history. The artwork for Lovesexy sparked as much interest as the music, for it pictures Prince reclining naked with a lily stamen above his groin, prompting many retailer to conceal the cover with black wrapping (Wal-Mart refusing to sell it at all), deeming it too risqué to display in store. Lovesexy sold 1 million copies in the US but 1.6 million elsewhere. It is certified Gold by the RIAA. Only one of its singles Alphabet St. managed to chart in America, poor sales there saw the supporting tour focus mainly in Europe, where the album had enjoyed greater success; peaking at number 1 in the UK.
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