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One Nite Alone... Live! Box: 2002
The vault doors swing wide – live, aftershow, and One Nite Alone… all in one box! Prince says “It ain’t over” – and backs it up with 3 CDs of midnight gold! Released exclusively to NPG Music Club members with shipping beginning November 24, 2002, Prince and the New Power Generation’s One Nite Alone... Live! was his first official live album — a 3CD box set also containing One Nite Alone... The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over! and the previously club-only solo piano album One Nite A

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4Ever Compilation Album: 2016
The First Official Posthumous Hits Vault Prince’s 4Ever — the first official posthumous compilation — was released in the US on November 22, 2016 (Europe November 25), on Warner Bros./NPG Records. Curated after Prince’s passing, this 40-track, 4×LP / 2×CD set spans 1978–1993, featuring the previously unreleased “Moonbeam Levels” (1982). Includes exclusive Herb Ritts photo prints and liner notes by President Barack Obama. Reached No. 35 US Billboard 200, No. 21 UK. A definitiv

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Dec 22, 2016


The Rainbow Children Album: 2001
A Jehovah Jazz-Funk Apocalypse released worldwide starting November 20, 2001 (US vinyl exclusive), on NPG Records/Redline Entertainment. This concept-driven jazz-funk masterpiece — was Prince's Jehovah’s Witness-influenced album — featured live band grooves, Hornheadz horns, Najee’s sax/flute, Larry Graham bass, and a spoken narrative about the “Banished Ones.” Originally vinyl-only in the US (CD/cassette US and elsewhere), with a hidden reprise of “Last December” after sile

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Nov 20, 2001


The Black Album Album: 1994
The Legendary Cancelled Funk Apocalypse Originally scheduled for untitled, anonymous release on December 8, 1987 — Prince’s The Black Album —was dramatically cancelled by Prince himself just days before shipping. The entire pressing was recalled and destroyed, making it the most bootlegged album in history. Prince reached out to Warner Bros. chairman Mo Ostin to request the album's withdrawal. He cited a "spiritual epiphany" as the reason, saying the album embodied the "anger

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Nov 21, 1994
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