Prince released “Alphabet St.” as the lead single from his tenth studio album Lovesexy. Issued three weeks before the album (four weeks before in the UK), it marked Prince’s first single to be made available commercially on CD at the time of release and featured an innovative split-side edit of the title track rather than a traditional B-side. The single was released worldwide in a clear sleeve with a stylized sticker, reflecting Prince’s, minimalist approach to packaging dur

A concise newspaper capsule capturing the critical reception of Sign O’ The Times, Prince’s 1987 concert film — a moment when his live vision was being recognised as cinematic art rather than mere documentation. 📰 What the Clipping Shows A short printed review excerpt under the heading “SIGN O’ THE TIMES”, set in bold uppercase type. The text praises the film’s ambition and artistry, describing it as “more than a documentary of a concert.” The typography is typical of late‑1

The final Madhouse single, released exclusively in the USA on March 18, 1988, featuring edits, remixes, and the non‑album track “Thirteen And ¼,” all written and produced by Prince.

Released in March 1988, the album includes the Prince‑written and recorded track “So Strong,” Dale’s only Paisley Park release.