Symphonic Tribute To Prince's Purple Rain

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  • Release Date: 07/13/2004
  • Sales Rank: 104,203
  • Label: VITAMIN RECORDS
  • UPC: 027297882621

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Symphonic Tribute To Prince's Purple Rain

1LISTENLet's Go Crazy / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 4:39
2LISTENTake Me With U / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 4:00
3LISTENThe Beautiful Ones / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 5:17
4LISTENComputer Blue / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 4:03
5LISTENDarling Vikki / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 4:12
6LISTENWhen Doves Cry / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 5:54
7LISTENI Would Die 4 U / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 2:51
8LISTENBaby I'm A Star / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 4:16
9LISTENPurple Rain / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble 8:37
10LISTEN17 Days / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble Bonus Track 3:56
11LISTENErotic City / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble Bonus Track 3:52
12LISTENAnother Lonely Christmas / Eaton Canyon Royal Ensemble Bonus Track 4:50

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May 15, 2007: As a Prince fan, nothing will approach the original Purple Rain soundtrack. Having said that, this is a very worthy effort. The more I listen, the more I like it. What it lacks in Prince's maniacal energy, it makes up for with the complexity of sounds. Some of the string arrangements are remarkable (at least to me - but I am not a classical music fan at). The only two complaints I have are a" it needed to be a bigger symphony "more violins, more trumpets, etc.", and b" the musicians sometimes struggle to make their instruments "sing" the song, but then again, that may be a lot easier said than done. I have heard a Jazz tribute to Prince, and this is 10 times better than that. I would love to see a follow up effort doing some of his more symphony-ready songs "Scandalous, Adore, Pink Cashmere"