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Serial #.............: Sabotage Records Catalogue : #SAB 189-190
Artist...............: Prince
Album................: One Nite Alone In Chicago
Year.................: 2002
Genre................: Concert
Comment..............: One Nite Alone Tour, Chicago Theatre, Chicago, 3rd March 2002
Type.................: Bootleg
Duration.............: 75:29 / 74:53
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: Lossless
Bitrate..............: Flac
Source...............: Audience Recording (Quality : EX)


Tracklist

Disc 1

1. Drum Solo   2. The Rainbow Children   3. Muse 2 The Pharaoh   4. Xenophobia   
5. A Case Of U   6. Mellow   7. 1+1+1=3   8. Love Rollercoaster   9. The Other 
Side Of The Pillow   10. Strange Relationship   11. Pass The Peas   12. Sing A 
Simple Song

Disc 2

1. La, La, La, Means Eye Love U   2. Didn't Cha Know?   3. When You Were Mine   
4. Avalanche   5. Family Name   6. Take Me With U   7. Raspberry Beret   8. The 
Everlasting Now   9. Adore   10. Under The Cherry Moon (instrumental)   11. 
Venus De Milo   12. One Nite Alone   13. Free   14. Starfish And Coffee   15. 
Sometimes It Snows In April   16. Eye Love U, But Eye Don't Trust U Anymore   
17. How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore   18. Anna Stesia
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An excellent recording of the 3rd show from the One Nite Alone US tour. The 
recording itself is extremely clear and clean with minimal audience noise. There 
are a few small moments during the show where a conversation takes place or a 
few comments  made are audible, but they are very minimal and barely worthy of 
mention. My one observation is that during the closing 'Anna Stesia' the 
recording becomes noticeably thinner than the rest of the show. It picks up 
again after a moment or two, but is certainly audibly different. The show itself 
is short of the spectacular, although still a great One Nite Alone show. The 
equipment Prince uses to alter his vocals during the opening 'The Rainbow 
Children' appears to malfunction and he has to drop certain parts from the show 
- during 'Family Name' and 'Anna Stesia' most obviously. 'The Everlasting Now' 
is performed in it's entirety which includes the "See this girl in the make 
believe world" verse, which was dropped soon after. The piano medley includes a 
short instrumental take on 'Under The Cherry Moon' along with the less usual 
choice of 'One Nite Alone'. There are more passionate and better shows 
circulating but this is a nice example of a very early show from the tour. The 
packaging is a little disappointing by Sabotage's standards.