His Purple Majesty celebrates his 52nd birthday (and the summer) with a new track
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Prince & The Revolution released Around the World in a Day on April 22nd, 1985. Somehow Prince managed to add psychedelica to his vast repertoire of musical styles, releasing one of the best records of the 80s in the process.
His Purple Majesty celebrates his 52nd birthday (and the summer) with a new track
His Purple Majesty celebrates his 52nd birthday (and the summer) with a new track
His Purple Majesty celebrates his 52nd birthday (and the summer) with a new track
STP surprised rock fans in 2008 when they reformed to tour; Almost two years later their first studio album since 2001 is finally out and it doesn’t suck.
