A sparkling pop gem gifted by Prince under the pseudonym Christopher — launching The Bangles into global stardom and creating one of the defining singles of 1986.

We Are The World stands as one of the most significant charity albums of the 1980s, created to support famine‑relief efforts in Ethiopia. Built around the global success of the USA for Africa title track, the album expanded the project with nine previously unreleased songs donated by major artists — including Prince & The Revolution’s exclusive contribution “4 The Tears In Your Eyes.” Its release marked a cultural moment where pop, rock, R&B, and funk united for a humanitaria

Sheena Easton’s “Sugar Walls” — a Prince‑written, Prince‑produced hit that ignited controversy and topped the US Dance chart in 1985.

Prince’s breakthrough double‑album returns to the UK in full form — restored, expanded, and riding the Purple Rain wave.

Released June 25, 1984, Purple Rain became Prince’s defining masterpiece — a fusion of rock, funk, pop, and cinematic drama that reshaped 1980s music. Serving as the soundtrack to his film debut, it dominated global charts, earned major awards, and cemented Prince as a cultural force.

Prince performed nearly all instruments and vocals • Recorded at Kiowa Trail Home Studio and Sunset Sound • Peaked at No. 9 on Billboard 200; No. 1 on R&B Albums • Over 4 million US sales (4× Platinum by 1999) • Early CD omitted “D.M.S.R.” due to 64‑minute limit • Jacksonville LP pressing includes misprinted “Made in S A” label

The moment Prince crossed a million — and the world began to understand what was coming.