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Glam Slam Escape: Albums
Every record, every revolution — a complete journey through the albums released by Prince, The New Power Generation, 0(+>, and related projects. This section gathers release‑day notes, anniversaries, artwork spotlights, chart moments, and the stories behind each era‑defining record. A clear path through the evolution of Prince’s sound and creative identities.
📰 Emancipation Album Advert: Nov. 1996
O(+> ’s Emancipation Advert " The Album O(+> Was Born 2 Make" 1996.
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Nov 19, 1996
🟣 Girl 6 – Single: Mar. 1996
The Girl 6 soundtrack (March 19, 1996) combines Prince classics with three previously unreleased tracks curated personally for Spike Lee’s film.
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Mar 26, 1996
🟣Girl 6 / Various Artists – Soundtrack Album: Mar‑1996
The Girl 6 soundtrack (March 19, 1996) combines Prince classics with three previously unreleased tracks curated personally for Spike Lee’s film.
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Mar 19, 1996
✦ The Gold Experience – Album US/UK: Sept. 1995
An Artist’s explosive rebirth — a blazing fusion of funk, rock, and digital psychedelia from the dawn of the Symbol era.
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Sep 25, 1995
🟣 Exodus – Album: Mar. 1995
🟣 The New Power Generation – Album: Mar‑1995 CD, LP, MC — NPG Records / Edel – 009 0360 2 / 009 0360 1 / 009 0360 4 Released: March 27, 1995 (Europe) When Exodus arrived in Europe on 27 March 1995, it marked one of the most fascinating pivots in Prince’s career — a moment where he stepped sideways, disguised himself, and let his band take the spotlight while still shaping every corner of the music. Credited to The New Power Generation, the album is officially the group’s se
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Mar 26, 1995
✦ The Black Album – Album US: Nov. 1994
Originally intended for an anonymous 1987 release, The Black Album was withdrawn by Prince at the last moment after what he described as a spiritual awakening. Its destruction created the most infamous bootleg in pop history, finally resurfacing in 1994 as a limited, title‑less, artist‑less official release.
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Nov 21, 1994
📰Come Album Advert: 1994
Prince’s Come one-page August 15, 1994.
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Aug 14, 1994
✦ Come – Album US/UK: Aug. 1994
Prince’s final album under his own name for Warner Bros. — dark, erotic, confrontational, and born from conflict.
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Aug 14, 1994
✦ Come – Album Promo UK: Aug. 1994
A rare double‑vinyl promo pressing — Prince’s final “Prince‑credited” album expanded with exclusive Space and Letitgo remixes.
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Aug 14, 1994
1-800 New Funk Album: 1994
Various Artists’ 1-800 New Funk , featuring music primarily written and produced by Prince and performed by artists from Paisley Park Records and NPG Records, was released as an album in the US by NPG Records (catalog number 0061032NPG) on August 12, 1994, with a UK release in September 1994. While some tracks had been previously released, most were new and did not appear on any other albums. The booklet included images that might have been intended as album covers for each a
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Aug 11, 1994
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