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Is it just me or is any body else not bothered if prince plays

Not bothered in the slightest. I might check him out dependent what else is on, but it's definitely not a 'must see'.

Perhaps part of that is driven by the fact that it was mainly people with little musical taste that liked Prince in the 80s which causes me to want to swerve him.

(think that's wrong TonyB? Then just look at the other artists who were big in 1985 like Prince, and feel free to point out those who are worthy of mention ... not a lot, not a lot at all!! There's a reason why! Music in the 80s was shite and that included Prince ... it's only popular now cos music now is even worse).

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Any reason you started a new thread for this and didn't just post it in one of the existing Prince threads?

Perhaps because he felt the need to express his dislike of Prince without those stupidly loved up on the basis of what they've been told to like by musically inept middle aged men shouting him down?

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From the bbc:

I asked him about Glastonbury and he has heard of it. "Do you want me to play there tomorrow?" he joked before insisting he was "concentrating on these shows in London, I don't know what's happening after". To which I asked "That's not a no though?", to which he said, "No!"
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To be fair I think people are sold on Prince for his reportedly great live shows, and for the hype he's built up over the years about him.

As for his music... generally shit (Neil completely right that virtually nobody with any taste was into him in his 80s pomp) but with enough really stand-out pop classics over his 30+ year recording career that there's easily enough quality material to keep people going. Plus he throws in some excellent covers.

Basically I'd still definitely go and see him.

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