August 15, 1994: Come

The fifteenth studio album by Prince, was released in the UK by Warner Bros. Records. At the time, Prince was publicly disputing with Warner Bros. The album received minimal promotion from both the label and Prince, leading to its underperformance on American charts, peaking at No. 15, and becoming his first album since "Controversy" (1981) without any top 10 singles in the US. However, it achieved greater success internationally, reaching the top 10 in Europe and topping the UK Albums Chart.

This album marked Prince's last release with Warner Bros. under his name. For the rest of his contract with the label, his name was represented by the unpronounceable "Love Symbol," and he was referred to in the media as "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince."

Side 1:

Come (11:13)

Space (4:28)

Pheromone (5:08)

Loose! (3:27)

Side 2:

Papa (2:48)

Race (4:28)

Dark (6:10)

Solo (3:48) 1

Letitgo (5:33)

Orgasm (1:39)