Rave In2 The Joy Fantastic is a companion remix album to Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic, released exclusively to NPG Music Club members. It features remixes, extended versions, and one new track while maintaining a similar flow to its predecessor. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince (as ) Label: NPG Records Catalogue: 85337 20002 Format: CD (NPG Music Club exclusive) Country: Worldwide Released: April 30, 2001 Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul, Pop Length: 64:09 THE STORY This remix companion

Prince’s millennial crossover statement — a glossy, remix-heavy lead single from Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic featuring The Neptunes, Eve, and Q-Tip. RELEASE DETAILS Date: November 15, 1999 (UK) / November 23, 1999 (US) Catalogue: 74321 74500 2 (UK CD) / 07822-13750-2 (US CD) / 07822-13750-1 (US 2×12") Format: CD Maxi-Single, 2×12" Vinyl, 12" Vinyl Country: United Kingdom / United States / Europe Label: Arista / NPG Records Album: Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic (1999) A-Side: The G

Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic is Prince’s twenty-third studio album and the sixth released under his symbol name. It was his only album on Arista Records and features high-profile guest appearances aimed at mainstream commercial success RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince (as ) Label: NPG Records / Arista Records Catalogue: 07822-14624-1 Format: 2×LP Country: Worldwide Released: November 9, 1999 Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul, Pop Length: 69:52 THE STORY The album blends original Prince fu

The single “1999 (The New Master)” backed with various remixes was released independently by NPG Records on February 2, 1999.

The Truth is Prince’s twenty-first studio album (credited to ), his first officially billed “acoustic” album. It was originally available only as part of the Crystal Ball mail-order and retail package in 1998. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince (as ) Label: NPG Records Format: CD (included with Crystal Ball set) Country: Worldwide Released: January 29, 1998 (mail order) / March 3, 1998 (retail) Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul, Acoustic Length: 43:18 1. The Truth (3:32) 2. Don’t Play Me

Crystal Ball is Prince’s twentieth studio album (credited to ), his second triple album in succession, and the first to be released and distributed completely independently. It is a vault collection of previously unreleased material spanning 1983–1997, originally available via direct mail order in January 1998, with retail following in March. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince (as ) Label: NPG Records Catalogue: 9362-46314-2 (retail) Format: 3×CD (mail order included bonus Kamasu

A rare direct‑order acoustic statement — Prince’s first and only single from the intimate album The Truth…. RELEASE DETAILS Date: February 14, 1997 Catalogue: None assigned (Direct Order Only) Format: CD Single Country: United States Label: NPG Records Album: The Truth… (1997) A-Side: The Truth THE STORY Released exclusively through the 1-800-NEW-FUNK phone line and website on Valentine’s Day 1997, “The Truth” b/w “Don’t Play Me” was the only single issued from Prince O(+>’s

Released January 31, 1997 exclusively through Prince’s 1‑800‑NEW‑FUNK store, this cassette‑only EP captured two raw live cuts from the Roseland Ballroom in New York. Marketed tongue‑in‑cheek as a “4th generation bootleg,” it became one of the rarest official NPG‑era releases.

“Somebody’s Somebody” was released on January 13, 1997 as the second promotional‑only single from Emancipation, Prince’s 19th album and the third credited to the unpronounceable symbol. Issued exclusively in the United States, the promo arrived two months after the album’s release.

Backed with Right Back Here In My Arms, the single appeared in multiple formats, including a limited edition with a fold‑out poster housed in an orange slipcase. Commercially released only in the UK and Australia (with the US receiving promo‑only editions), the single reached No. 11 on the UK Gallup Singles Chart, becoming one of the strongest Emancipation‑era chart performances.