Description
RECORD STORE DAY Exclusive Item
- In-store: On sale from Saturday, April 12.
- Online: On sale from 9:00 PM on Sunday, April 13.
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Purchase is limited to 2 copies of the same item per person. ( Orders of 3 or more copies will be canceled in their entirety.)
Prince & The New Power Generation's Live at Glam Slam is a triple vinyl recording of a live performance held at the Minneapolis club Glam Slam on January 11, 1992.This show was held as a preview of the Diamonds And Pearls Tour scheduled for later that year, and it captures the full force of Prince's creativity and energy at the time.
The setlist includes previously unreleased songs such as "Thunder," "Willing And Able," and "Insatiable," and also features the first performances of "The Sacrifice Of Victor," "Sexy M.F.," and "My Name Is Prince."This show also marks the first appearance of dancer Mayte and the five-piece NPG Hornz horn section.
Mixed from the 24-track master, the recording captures over 100 minutes of intense performance.Notably, the recording captures the incident near the end of "Gett Off (Houstyle)," when police raided the venue due to local ordinances, forcing the concert to a halt.
This vinyl is a rare record that fully showcases the appeal of Prince's live performances and is a must-have for fans.
◆Yellow Analog Edition
Tracklist:
SIDE ONE
1. Thunder 05:12
2. Daddy Pop 06:14
3. Diamonds And Pearls 05:21
SIDE TWO
1. Willing And Able 06:27
2. Jughead 06:42
3. The Sacrifice of Victor 09:23
SIDE THREE
1. Nothing Compares 2 U 04:31
2. Thieves in the Temple 06:03
3. Sexy M.F. 05:33
SIDE FOUR
1. Insatiable 07:35
2. Cream / Well Done / I Want U / In The Socket (Medley) 14:15
SIDE FIVE
1. 1999 / Baby I'm A Star / Push (Medley) 09:20
2. Gett Off 06:17
3. Gett Off (Houstyle) 07:43
SIDE SIX
Etching
Broken out from the Grammy-nominated Diamonds And Pearls Super Deluxe Edition as a stand-alone piece for the first time as a Record Store Day exclusive, this 3xLP set comprises a complete concert performance from Prince & The NPG, previewing the Diamonds And Pearls Tour at Prince’s small Minneapolis club, Glam Slam, in January 1992.
Mixed from the 24-track master, the performance clocks in at just over 100 minutes of sweaty, groove-laden brilliance led by the one and only Prince, capturing the sheer joy and sense of endless possibility that came to define this era.
Housed in a gorgeous triple gatefold, the three LPs on yellow 140g vinyl contain five sides of music and an etching of the cover of Diamonds And Pearls on side 6.
