The December 1992 issue of Q Magazine features a bold review of Prince’s Love Symbol album under the provocative headline “SALACIOUS: His name is Prince and he’s got a huge libido.” Publication: Q Magazine Date: December 1992 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Album Review / Interior Feature THE STORY T his in-depth review examines Prince’s The Love Symbol Album (with the New Power Generation), praising its mix of stud songs, pumping funk, soul ballads, and bou

The single peaked at No. 27 on the Official BBC Singles Chart, remaining for six weeks. Issued in a picture sleeve with a matching cassette, it remains a beloved symbol‑era collectible.

This intimate ballad was the fourth single released from Diamonds and Pearls, issued on the same day as the album’s third single “7”, marking a double-release strategy during the later stages of the album’s promotion cycle. Artist: Prince and the New Power Generation Label: Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Date: November 17, 1992 Catalogue: 5439-18700-2 Format: CD Single (Cardboard Sleeve) Country: US TRACK LIST USA CD Single (5439-18700-2) Damn U (Unique Single Version) (4:04) 2

Produced, arranged, and performed by Prince & The New Power Generation. Remixes engineered by Dave Aron and Eric Anest, with edits and arrangements by Steve Beltran. Photography by Randee St. Nicholas, capturing the Love Symbol era’s regal, militaristic aesthetic. Released during Prince’s name‑change transition and the height of his NPG‑driven hip‑hop experimentation.

My Name Is Prince was released in the United States across an unusually wide array of formats in late 1992, reflecting Prince’s full‑scale push behind the second single from the Love Symbol album. While the US 12-inch vinyl maxi‑single arrived on October 22, 1992, most other US formats — including the 7-inch, CD single, cassette single, cassette maxi‑single, CD maxi‑single, Digipak edition, and multiple promotional CDs — were issued earlier on September 1, 1992 under Paisley

The Love Symbol Album (commonly known as the Symbol Album) is Prince’s fourteenth studio album and the second to feature his backing band The New Power Generation. Released in October 1992, it was conceived as a conceptual “fantasy rock soap opera” with a narrative involving an Egyptian princess, a rock star, and the sacred 3 Chains o’ Gold. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince and The New Power Generation Label: Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Records Date: October 13, 1992 Catalogue:

The July 1992 issue of VOX Magazine features Prince on the cover with the intriguing headline “The Secret Life Of PRINCE”, exploring why he is one of the most bootlegged artists in the world and delving into his mysterious persona. Publication: VOX Date: July 1992 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Front Cover + Interior Feature THE STORY This major feature examines Prince’s prolific output, his vast vault of unreleased material at Paisley Park, multiple alter

The June 19, 1992 edition of the Manchester Evening News features a full-page advertisement for Prince & The New Power Generation’s concert at Manchester City Football Ground on Friday, June 26, 1992. Publication: Manchester Evening News Date: June 19, 1992 Country: United Kingdom Location: Manchester Section: Concerts / Advertisement THE STORY The advert promotes Prince’s show at Maine Road with special guests The Pasadenas and Carmen Electra. It includes ticket prices (£21)

The June 18, 1992 edition of The Independent features a review of Prince’s concert at Earls Court, discussing the contrasting elements of his solo brilliance and the group performance with the New Power Generation. Publication: The Independent Date: June 18, 1992 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Rock / Arts THE STORY The review examines Prince’s live show, highlighting the tension between his individual genius (dancing, showmanship, and musicality) and the co

The first single from Carmen Electra’s self-titled album, released on June 18 1992 on Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Records. It was issued simultaneously across North America, the UK, and Europe. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Carmen Electra Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Records Release Date: June 18 1992 Country: United States / UK / Europe / Australia Format: 7", 12", CD, Cassette, Promos THE STORY “Go Go Dancer” was released eight months before the Carmen Electra album (origin