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Prince (September 13, 2019) Chaos and Disorder – Limited Edition Purple Vinyl EU

  • Writer: GlamSlamEscape
    GlamSlamEscape
  • Sep 13, 2019
  • 2 min read

The first-ever vinyl release of Prince’s 1996 album Chaos and Disorder, issued as a limited-edition LP on purple vinyl — part of The Prince Estate’s ongoing catalog reissue campaign.

RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Prince

Title: Chaos and Disorder Date: September 13, 2019

Label: NPG Records / Legacy / The Prince Estate

Format / Type: LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Purple Vinyl

Country: Europe

Catalogue: 19075918291


TRACK LIST

Side One

  • Chaos and Disorder

  • I Like It There

  • Dinner With Delores

  • The Same December

  • Right the Wrong

  • Zannalee

Side Two

  • I Rock, Therefore I Am

  • Into the Light

  • I Will

  • Dig U Better Dead

  • Had U


THE STORY

Chaos and Disorder was originally released in 1996 during the final stages of Prince’s contract with Warner Bros. Often described as one of his more raw and rock-oriented albums, it finally received its long-awaited vinyl debut in this limited purple edition.

CONTEXT & NOTES

Recorded at Paisley Park and South Beach Studios, the album features The New Power Generation and includes fan favorites such as “Dinner With Delores.” This 2019 reissue includes a download card for MP3s via We Are Vinyl. Note: The outer sleeve has a minor error listing “Zannalee” on the wrong side.


PACKAGING / ARTWORK HIGHLIGHTS

  • Limited Edition Purple Vinyl

  • Hype sticker noting “First time on LP!”

  • “We Are Vinyl” download sticker

  • Striking abstract cover artwork with Love Symbol


WHAT THE SLEEVE SHOWS

  • Front Cover: Collage-style abstract artwork with a large rust-colored Love Symbol, fragmented images, and the title “Chaos and Disorder”

  • Back Cover: Tracklist over the continuation of the chaotic artwork

  • Vinyl: Purple with standard labels


SOURCES Discogs, The Prince Estate, Sony Music, We Are Vinyl

All album artwork, photographs, labels, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.







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