April 25, 2025 — Hugh McIntyre, Forbes Prince continues to dominate charts nearly a decade after his passing, with his newly released live album Live at Glam Slam making a strong debut in the United Kingdom. The album, recorded in January 1992 with The New Power Generation during the Diamonds and Pearls era, enters the UK Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums Chart at No. 3 — marking Prince’s 21st top 10 on that tally. It also debuts at No. 68 on the Official Physical Albums chart

This Springfield News-Leader review by Ron Harris assesses the newly remastered Diamonds And Pearls Super Deluxe Edition, presenting the expanded release as an impressive exploration of Prince and the New Power Generation's 1991 period. The review highlights the wealth of previously unreleased music, alternate versions and live material while reconsidering the original album's polished pop direction and increasing hip-hop influence. Publication: Springfield News-Leader Date:

This substantial Star Tribune feature by Jon Bream revisits Prince’s Diamonds And Pearls period to coincide with the album’s expanded deluxe reissue. The article places the record at a turning point following the commercial disappointment of Graffiti Bridge, examining Prince’s decision to reinvent his approach with the New Power Generation and drawing on comments from NPG bassist and guitarist Sonny Thompson about Prince’s desire for a grittier, more street-oriented sound. Pu

This Palladium-Item printing of Ron Harris's Associated Press review examines the newly released Diamonds And Pearls Super Deluxe Edition. The substantial expanded collection is praised for its previously unreleased recordings, alternate versions and live material, while the review also reassesses the polished sound and increased hip-hop influence of Prince and the New Power Generation's original 1991 album. Publication: Palladium-Item Date: October 27, 2023 Country: United S

12" - USA - 0-40197 12" - USA - 0-40197 INTRODUCTION THE MAXI-SINGLE A DISTINCT NOVEMBER 4 RELEASE This Chronicle concentrates specifically on the November 4, 1991 US maxi-single of Cream rather than the original September single. Released almost two months after the initial edition, the maxi expanded the Cream concept into a nine-track collection of remixes, instrumentals, rap and related pieces. The standard 7", cassette and other international Cream releases belong to the

Promotional 12" - USA - PRO-A-5141 7" - USA - 7-19090 THE NOVEMBER 4 SINGLE A DISTINCT US RELEASE Released in the United States on November 4, 1991, Insatiable was the third single from Diamonds And Pearls. Unlike the Cream maxi-single issued on the same day, this Chronicle centres specifically on the commercial US 7" pressing, catalogue 7-19090. The A-side presented the 4:01 edit of Insatiable, backed with I Love U In Me. The cassette, promotional 12", promotional CD and lat