On October 21, 2007, Prince shared an exclusive acoustic version of his song "Love" —a previously unreleased alternate take from his 2006 album 3121 —via streaming on his official website, 3121.com , as the site’s second “Jam of the Week.” This digital-exclusive drop highlighted Prince’s innovative use of the internet to connect directly with fans, offering intimate, behind-the-scenes glimpses into his creative process during a prolific period. Below, explore the background,

Prince's "Empty Room" (live version) was released as a members-only download from the NPG Music Club January 4th 2003. The same version was later included on the download album C-Note First recorded (with The Revolution ) in August 1985 and inspired by an argument with Susannah Melvoin Prince re-recorded the song at Paisley Park in March of 1992 but a studio version of this beautifully haunting track has never been released The clip used here is from the Montreux Jazz Festiva

The New Power Generation’s "Empty Room"  (live version), the lead track from the C-Note  EP (whose five tracks' initials form the word "C-Note," slang for a $100 bill), was released as a digital single through the NPG Music Club on January 3, 2003.

Exclusive Soundcheck Download for European NPG Music Club Members On October 29, 2002, Prince offered "Copenhagen" as a free MP3 download exclusively to European members of the NPG Music Club via the club's website. This instrumental track, captured during a soundcheck for the One Nite Alone... Tour, was released in a slightly longer version than the one later included on the 2004 digital album C-Note, featuring an extended silent homage to Miles Davis. Recorded live on Octob