Release Date: July 7, 2001 Label: NPG Music Club including Van Gogh, S&M Groove, Hypnoparadise and Instrumental (a reinterpertation of The Holy River), videos of Endorphinmachine (live, Nulle Part Ailleurs, 1995), and One Song, It also included the full NPG Ahdio Show #6 with live clips from Prince: A Celebration 2001. Full Tracklist (in order): 00:00 … Baby spoken intro - Morris Hayes & Baby — 00:08 … We Gon’ Make It Funky - Maceo Parker & Prince — 00:53 … The Light [Live] -

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 •

The Hits / The B-Sides is a 3-disc career retrospective box set by Prince, released simultaneously with the individual The Hits 1 and The Hits 2 compilations. Disc 3, titled The B-Sides, collects 20 rare tracks including 18 previously released B-sides, one obscure track, and one brand new song..” RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. Records / Paisley Park Catalogue: 9362-45440-2 Format: 3×CD Box Set, Compilation Country: Worldwide Released: September 13, 1993 (U

Night Calls was the thirteenth full-length studio album by Joe Cocker. The album was released in the United Kingdom on October 7, 1991, with a substantially revised United States version following on July 14, 1992. The album is notable in Prince-related discography for including Five Women, a song written by Prince. The track was newly recorded by Joe Cocker's band for the album and did not contain any musical contributions by Prince. Prince later released his own version of

Gett Off is a video EP presenting music videos for most of the tracks featured on the Gett Off maxi‑single, released four weeks earlier. The feature runs approximately 30 minutes and showcases the visual identity of Prince’s early‑1990s transition into the Diamonds And Pearls era. All footage was filmed at Paisley Park Studios and Prince’s Galpin Blvd. House, capturing the raw, stylised, club‑driven aesthetic of the period. The home video reached #1 on the Billboard Top Music

Released worldwide on 9 September 1991, Cream was the second single from Diamonds And Pearls, the first album credited to Prince and the New Power Generation. Issued three weeks before the album, the single arrived during a major commercial resurgence for Prince. The track became Prince’s fifth US number‑one single, following When Doves Cry, Let’s Go Crazy, Kiss, and Batdance. It also entered the top ten in fifteen countries worldwide, confirming its status as one of Prince’s

This 12" maxi-single was the lead release from the Graffiti Bridge album and film. Artist: Prince Label: Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Date: August 2, 1990 Catalogue: 0-21598 Format: 12" Single Country: USA Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince TRACK LIST USA 12" Single (0-21598) Side A Thieves In The Temple (Remix) (8:03) Side B Thieves In The House Mix (6:50) Temple House Dub (5:06) LINKED RELEASES / VARIANTS Album version on Graffiti Bridge (1990) Various international 7" a

“Jerk Out” was released in Germany on July 13, 1990 as part of the international rollout for The Time’s album Pandemonium. The single featured Prince’s significant uncredited contributions as writer, producer, and performer. The German production was also used as the UK release. THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL / PACKAGING SHOWS Label: Paisley Park Records / Reprise Records Format: 7" Vinyl Single (also 12", CD) Country: Germany Catalogue: 5439-19750-7 (7"), 7599-21722-0 (12"), 759

“Jerk Out” was the lead single from The Time’s album Pandemonium. Released on June 28, 1990 in the USA, it featured major uncredited contributions from Prince and became one of the band’s biggest hits. THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL / PACKAGING SHOWS Label: Paisley Park Records / Reprise Records Format: 7" Vinyl Single (also 12", Cassette, 5" CD) Country: United States (main) Catalogue: Various (5439-19750-7, 9 21701-0, etc.) “Jerk Out” was the first single from Pandemonium. Prin

Released on 10 September 1984 in the UK, Purple Rain was the third single from Prince’s sixth album Purple Rain, and the second to be credited to Prince and the Revolution. Arriving ten weeks after the album, the single continued Prince’s global momentum, receiving widespread international release. 7" - UK - W9174 Unusually, God (Love Theme From Purple Rain) appeared on international editions of the single but was not released in the United States, where it has never had an o