The Time (June 3, 2026) Ice Cream Castle – LP US
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- Jun 3
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Rhino Records celebrates Black Music Month with a premium Rhino Reserve reissue of The Time’s influential 1984 album Ice Cream Castle. This limited-edition 180g vinyl pressing faithfully reproduces the original Minneapolis Sound classic, featuring the smash hits “Jungle Love” and “The Bird”.

RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: The Time
Title: Ice Cream Castle
Date: June 3, 2026
Label: Warner Bros. Records / Rhino Reserve
Format / Type: LP (180g Vinyl) Country: United States
Catalogue: RES1 25109 / 081227804343
TRACK LIST
Side One
A1. Ice Cream Castles – 7:33
A2. My Drawers – 4:04
A3. Chili Sauce – 5:45
Side Two
B1. Jungle Love – 5:29
B2. If The Kid Can't Make You Come – 7:33
B3. The Bird – 7:40
THE STORY
Ice Cream Castle was The Time’s third studio album, recorded during the height of the Minneapolis Sound era. Produced by Morris Day and The Starr Company, it delivered a perfect mix of funk, pop, and playful swagger, highlighted by the Prince-penned (uncredited) hits “Jungle Love” and “The Bird”.
CONTEXT & NOTES
Originally released in 1984, Ice Cream Castle became one of The Time’s most successful albums. This 2026 Rhino Reserve edition on 180g vinyl offers superior sound quality and collectible packaging, making it a must-have for fans of the Purple Funk sound.
PERSONNEL
Morris Day – lead vocals, drums
Jesse Johnson – guitar
Jellybean Johnson – drums
Monte Moir – keyboards
Jimmy Jam – keyboards
Terry Lewis – bass
Production Produced by Morris Day and The Starr Company
PACKAGING / ARTWORK HIGHLIGHTS
180g black vinyl
Faithful reproduction of the original gatefold artwork
Rhino Reserve branding and premium mastering
WHAT THE SLEEVE SHOWS
The front cover features The Time posing in front of a stone castle with a yellow car, dressed in flamboyant 80s fashion. The iconic yellow “Ice Cream Castle” logo and red “THE TIME” title dominate the top.
SOURCES
Discogs,
Rhino Records,
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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