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A thoughtful dual-album review in the St. Cloud Times (September 30, 2014) celebrating Prince’s prolific creativity with the simultaneous release of his solo album Art Official Age and PlectrumElectrum by his band 3rdEyeGirl, praising his ability to deliver two distinct, high-quality projects on the same day. THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Publication: St. Cloud Times Date: September 30, 2014 Country: United States Section: Music Review / Album ReleaseThe review examines P

A major announcement in the Star Tribune (August 26, 2014) revealing that Prince will release two new albums on September 30: his first U.S. album in five years, Art Official Age, and Plectrum Electrum by his all-female band 3rdEyeGirl. Publication: Star Tribune Date: August 26, 2014 Country: United States Section: Music News / Album Announcement THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Warner Bros. announced that Prince’s new album Art Official Age and 3rdEyeGirl’s Plectrum Electru

A news feature reports on Prince's decision to launch legal action against internet sites that he claimed were infringing his copyright. The article focuses on efforts to remove unauthorised photographs, video clips, merchandise and other materials from websites, while presenting Prince's campaign as an attempt to reclaim control of his artistic rights online. Publication: The Independent Date: September 14, 2007 Country: England THE STORY The article, written by Ciar Byrne f

This Star Tribune front‑page feature from September 7 1999 captures the excitement surrounding Prince’s outdoor performance at the Mill City Music Festival in Minneapolis. The article, titled “Packed Streets in ‘Thrill City’,” describes the massive crowds that filled the Warehouse District to witness the hometown icon’s rare open‑air concert. Publication: Star Tribune Date: September 7, 1999 Country: United States Written by Star Tribune staff writer Jon Bream, the piece pa

This Akron Beacon Journal review from September 30 1995, written by Tom Moon of Knight‑Ridder Newspapers, examines Prince’s album The Gold Experience as a creative resurgence. The critic praises its mix of computerized production and emotional depth, calling it Prince’s most accessible and dramatic work in years. Publication: Akron Beacon Journal Date: September 30, 1995 Country: United States Moon opens with a playful nod to Prince’s identity shift — “What’s‑his‑name adds

The Gold Experience is Prince’s seventeenth studio album and the first released under his new unpronounceable symbol name. Issued in September 1995, it blends funk, rock, and soul with the signature New Power Generation sound. The album contains high‑energy funk‑rock pieces, sensual ballads, and conceptual NPG Operator segues. It includes “The Most Beautiful Girl In The World” along with singles such as “Hate U” and “Gold.” Side one • P. Control — 5:59 • NPG Operator — 0:10 •

In one of the most revealing interviews of the mid‑1990s, Prince invites journalist Adam Mattera into his world to discuss identity, freedom, Warner Bros., The Gold Experience, and the future of music distribution. Published just days before the launch of the Gold Experience Tour, the feature captures Prince at a crossroads, determined to reclaim control of both his name and his art. Publication: Echoes Publication Date: March 11, 1995 Country: United Kingdom Event Date: Marc

This Kansas City Star article from September 6 1991 reports on Prince’s decision to release his new Gett Off video directly to home video, following the success of Madonna’s Justify My Love. The piece highlights Prince’s innovative approach to distribution and his continued experimentation with visual formats tied to his upcoming Diamonds and Pearls album. Publication: The Kansas City Star Date: September 6, 1991 Country: United States Written by Scott Hettrick, the article

This New Pittsburgh Courier article from September 4 1991 announces Prince and the New Power Generation’s upcoming Gett Off Maxi Video — a thirty‑minute collection of five full‑length clips tied to the Diamonds and Pearls era, highlighting Prince’s expanding multimedia vision. Publication: New Pittsburgh Courier Date: September 4, 1991 Country: United States The article outlines Prince’s new “Maxi video” concept, mirroring the structure of his Gett Off maxi‑single. Directed b

Weekend Voice places Prince on the cover and dedicates a major centre‑spread feature to separating fact from rumour at the height of the Sign "O" The Times era. Examining his band changes, recording projects, film plans, Paisley Park artists and forthcoming tour activities, the feature presents a snapshot of one of the busiest and most fascinating periods of Prince's career. Publication: Weekend Voice Publication Date: May 7, 1987 Country: United Kingdom Event Date: May 1987