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Would you like a track-by-track analysis of any specific album?
Listen chronologically from For You to Welcome 2 America , including B-sides (many on The Hits / The B-Sides box set) and the Sign o’ the Times Super Deluxe. Final Verdict Prince’s discography is not flawless, but it is one of the three or four most essential bodies of work in American popular music (alongside Stevie Wonder, Miles Davis, and Bowie). His 1980–1988 run rivals anyone’s peak. After that, it becomes a fascinating, sprawling, sometimes frustrating archive of a restless genius who valued creation over curation.
Parade → The Black Album → Lovesexy → Originals
Would you like a track-by-track analysis of any specific album?
Listen chronologically from For You to Welcome 2 America , including B-sides (many on The Hits / The B-Sides box set) and the Sign o’ the Times Super Deluxe. Final Verdict Prince’s discography is not flawless, but it is one of the three or four most essential bodies of work in American popular music (alongside Stevie Wonder, Miles Davis, and Bowie). His 1980–1988 run rivals anyone’s peak. After that, it becomes a fascinating, sprawling, sometimes frustrating archive of a restless genius who valued creation over curation.
Parade → The Black Album → Lovesexy → Originals
