Post Description

Serial #.............: Fan Release
Artist...............: Prince
Album................: The Choice of a New Generation
Year.................: 2004
Genre................: Concert
Comment..............: Musicology Tour, Pepsi Center, Denver, 27th August 2004
Type.................: Bootleg
Duration.............: 78:17 / 70:35
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: Lossless
Bitrate..............: Flac
Source...............: Audience Recording (Quality : EX-)


Traklist

Disc 1

1. Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Video Introduction   2. Let's Go Crazy   3. I 
Would Die 4 U   4. When Doves Cry   5. 1999 (intro) - Baby I'm A Star   6. Shhh  
 7. D.M.S.R. including Crazy In Love) - No Diggity   8. Pass The Peas   9. 
D.M.S.R. (reprise) - A Love Bizarre (intro) - The Glamorous Life (intro) - I 
Feel For You   10. Controversy   11. Housequake   12. Renato Interlude - What A 
Wonderful World (instrumental) - Sometimes It Snows In April (instrumental)   
13. Little Red Corvette   14. Cream   15. I Wanna Be Your Lover   16. Alphabet 
St. (including Hillbillie's Theme)

Disc 2

1. Raspberry Beret   2. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction   3. Telemarketers Blues - 
Prince And The Band   4. Adore - One Kiss At A Time   5. 7   6. Pop Life   7. 
Sign O' The Times - Call My Name   8. Let's Work   9. U Got The Look   10. Life 
'O' The Party   11. Soul Man   12. Kiss   13. Take Me With U   14. The Beautiful 
Ones - Nothing Compares 2 U   15. Purple Rain

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The horrendous tracking aside, this is another fantastic Musicology concert. The 
show itself is a very basic show with only a few unusual moments to distinguish 
it from other concerts - what DOES separate it from the others is Prince's 
obvious enjoyment that night. He sounds like he's having a great time no matter 
that this is nearly the 80th show of the tour - the majority of the material 
sounds fresh, and the performance is energetic and a lot of fun. The acoustic 
set features a rare performance of 'One Kiss At A Time' (short n' sweet), but 
the real joy of the show is from 'Pop Life' onwards. The show builds to a party 
atmosphere climax ending with 'Take Me With U'. In between is THAT bass jam to 
launch into 'U Got The Look', which features some fantastic guitar work. The 
show ends with a great 'Purple Rain' helped along majorly by a fantastic, very 
vocal crowd. There are better sound quality Musicology shows circulating, and 
there are better and more interesting set-lists circulating, but all in all this 
is a fantastic show.