Post Description

Serial #.............: Fan Release
Title................: Musicology: Class 2004ever 
Artist...............: Prince
Year.................: 2004
Type.................: Bootleg
Comment..............: Musicology Tour, Bryce Jordan Center, University Park, 18th April 2004
Duration.............: 117 Minutes
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: AC3 Stereo
Video Format.........: DVD
Video Resolution.....: 704 x 480
Source...............: Audience Filmed (Quality: EX)

Content:

Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Video Intro   /   Musicology   /   Let's Go Crazy   / 
  I Would Die 4 U   /   When Doves Cry   /   1999 (intro)   /   Baby I'm A Star  
 /   Shhh   /   D.M.S.R. (including Crazy In Love - The Way You Move - Tom's 
Diner)   /   A Love Bizarre (intro)   /   The Glamorous Life (intro)   /   I 
Feel For You   /   Controversy   /   God (instrumental)   /   Little Red 
Corvette   /   Cream   /   Telemarketers Blues   /   Sometimes It Snows In April 
  /   Raspberry Beret (intro) - Alphabet St.   /   On The Couch   /   Raspberry 
Beret   /   7   /   Sign O' The Times   /   12:01   /   Let's Work   /   U Got 
The Look   /   Life 'O' The Party   /   Soul Man   /   Kiss   /   Take Me With U 
  /   Purple Rain
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2 different audience recordings of the concert mixed together extremely well! 
Unfortunately neither recording captures the first 10-15 minutes of the show, 
and from the end of 'Musicology' until 'I Would Die 4 U' the footage is pretty 
terrible. The camera shakes about, the camera is pointed at the wrong side of 
the arena, the camera is pointed way up at the roof (you get the picture). 
However once it settles down during 'Baby I'm A Star' this is an amazing 
release. When Prince is out of view on one persons footage, the guy mixing it 
has used the other footage, and we are treated to the giant video screen, or a 
shot of Prince from another angle. Both filmer's were at the same side of the 
arena, however they are slightly opposite sides of the stage, so the view is 
vastly different from each filmer's footage. Crisp, clear picture quality, and 
when the zoom is used, the results are pretty amazing. As far as the show itself 
is concerned, Prince is in a great mood, and enjoys playing with the crowd. 
D.M.S.R ("I ain't got no booty!") is very funny, and Purple Rain is a joy to 
listen to - fantastic.