Was Prince Murdered By Illuminati Record Execs

a reply to: Willtell

and lastly no rock artist was near Prince In talent

Bull#

To elaborate:

a reply to: Phage

I'm talking about black artists

I actually myself wasn't a fan of Princes music though I acknowledge his genius.


This is a tongue in cheek conspiracy theory

a reply to: Willtell

I'm talking about black artists

Again.
Bull#

Seriously though. Prince dies alone on an elevator. Apparently he had been dead for a long time as rigor had set in



Prince's final days: few clues pointed to secret behind star's untimely death

Isn’t it odd?

He was all alone in that huge place and he’s found dead on an elevator

a reply to: Phage

Look i'm not arguing with you

I'm a jazz fan myself

btw you could add Hendrix to the great black artists deaths as well...and indeed for his time Hendrix was the best

a reply to: Willtell

and indeed for his time Hendrix was the best

For his time?
Is that why Prince, among others, strive (strove) to emulate him?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Willtell

and indeed for his time Hendrix was the best

For his time?
Is that why Prince, among others, strive (strove) to emulate him?

When Hendrix died…another drug od btw, Prince was what 8 or 9?

a reply to: Willtell

When Hendrix died…another drug od btw, Prince was what 8 or 9?

You've seen the autopsy results?

Prince made the guitar soar like Jimi Hendrix's cross-town traffic

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Prince was a closet homosexual, which was clearly evident from his stage attire. He had full blown aids and was addicted to pain killers.

I would say suicide from a painkiller overdose.

There are countless examples of an artist covering another artist's song and making it sound like a totally different song. Hendrix covered Dylan's " All Along The Watchtower" and it sounds nothing like Dylan's version. Johnny Cash covered NiN's "Hurt" and it became a completely different song. A good song is a good song, and it needn't be in the original style to remain a good song.

I agree...do some people think before they type?

a reply to Construktionoflight

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Willtell

I'm talking about black artists

Again.
Bull#

Yep. For my money, Hendrix was the best guitarist, hands down. Although I don't argue with those who claim Clapton is.

originally posted by: eManym
Prince was a closet homosexual, which was clearly evident from his stage attire. He had full blown aids and was addicted to pain killers.

I would say suicide from a painkiller overdose.

Closet homosexual? Married twice and produce a son who subsequently died. Newflash: You don't have to be homosexual to contract aids. So his stage attire signaled he was homosexual. Alrighty then.

a reply to: UnBreakable

Well, honestly, being a homosexual does not preclude either marriage or children.
But I don't think he was.

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Willtell

I'm talking about black artists

Again.
Bull#

Yep. For my money, Hendrix was the best guitarist, hands down. Although I don't argue with those who claim Clapton is.

The best? Is there some kind of criteria that we could use to decide this? he was most definitely revolutionary, but the best label is a tad much. Some would say Jeff Beck is the best. Some would say that any one of the neoclassical shredders are. It could be said that Eddie Van Halen was just as revolutionary with his hot rodded amps and two hand tapping technique. Heck, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top uses pinch harmonics so adeptly that any player who uses them regularly is doomed to be compared to him. The best just doesn't exist.

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" So his stage attire signaled he was homosexual. Alrighty then. "




I think his performance attire was more in the style of Metro-Sexual and Androgynous instead of homosexual

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didn't he OD like Michael the-glove Jackson & Elvis jump-suit Presley... Roger prince-princess Nelson (or is it prints-printess) he covered all the bases like purple reign/rain/rein like a chameleon

originally posted by: Arizonaguy

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Willtell

I'm talking about black artists

Again.
Bull#

Yep. For my money, Hendrix was the best guitarist, hands down. Although I don't argue with those who claim Clapton is.

The best? Is there some kind of criteria that we could use to decide this? he was most definitely revolutionary, but the best label is a tad much. Some would say Jeff Beck is the best. Some would say that any one of the neoclassical shredders are. It could be said that Eddie Van Halen was just as revolutionary with his hot rodded amps and two hand tapping technique. Heck, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top uses pinch harmonics so adeptly that any player who uses them regularly is doomed to be compared to him. The best just doesn't exist.

Did you see me say "for MY money"? Opinions differ, but for me Hendrix is #1, Clapton #1A.

originally posted by: Willtell
Seriously though. Prince dies alone on an elevator. Apparently he had been dead for a long time as rigor had set in



Prince's final days: few clues pointed to secret behind star's untimely death

Isn’t it odd?

He was all alone in that huge place and he’s found dead on an elevator

Funny, an excerpt from the article states:

Within a week, he would be dead – from an overdose, investigators seem to believe, of the painkiller it now appears he had been taking for years to combat crippling arthritic hip pain, a condition he would not correct owing to strong religious-based resistance to medical intervention.

Aren't prescription opiate painkillers considered to be medical intervention? It struck me as odd, that's all, so I'm not insinuating anything else. The article later states he was going for holistic medicine treatments but obviously they weren't effective.

Severe pain can be debilitating in so many ways and make one feel desperate for relief; even go against one's own ethics.

If it turns out he died from an accidental overdose he has a lot of company. My thought has been he died from the flu but there could be a whole host of issues that combined to kill him.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: UnBreakable

Well, honestly, being a homosexual does not preclude either marriage or children.
But I don't think he was.

I know that scenario doesn't preclude anything, but I think it would've come to light by now. No one has come forward yet reporting even towel snapping incidents or sword fights.

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: Arizonaguy

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Willtell

I'm talking about black artists

Again.
Bull#

Yep. For my money, Hendrix was the best guitarist, hands down. Although I don't argue with those who claim Clapton is.

The best? Is there some kind of criteria that we could use to decide this? he was most definitely revolutionary, but the best label is a tad much. Some would say Jeff Beck is the best. Some would say that any one of the neoclassical shredders are. It could be said that Eddie Van Halen was just as revolutionary with his hot rodded amps and two hand tapping technique. Heck, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top uses pinch harmonics so adeptly that any player who uses them regularly is doomed to be compared to him. The best just doesn't exist.

Did you see me say "for MY money"? Opinions differ, but for me Hendrix is #1, Clapton #1A.

I did see it. I believe that you meant to say my favorite. Not the best.

originally posted by: Arizonaguy

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: Arizonaguy

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Willtell

I'm talking about black artists

Again.
Bull#

Yep. For my money, Hendrix was the best guitarist, hands down. Although I don't argue with those who claim Clapton is.

The best? Is there some kind of criteria that we could use to decide this? he was most definitely revolutionary, but the best label is a tad much. Some would say Jeff Beck is the best. Some would say that any one of the neoclassical shredders are. It could be said that Eddie Van Halen was just as revolutionary with his hot rodded amps and two hand tapping technique. Heck, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top uses pinch harmonics so adeptly that any player who uses them regularly is doomed to be compared to him. The best just doesn't exist.

Did you see me say "for MY money"? Opinions differ, but for me Hendrix is #1, Clapton #1A.

I did see it. I believe that you meant to say my favorite. Not the best.

No, in MY opinion, the BEST.