New Prince Web Site

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PrinceFamsUnited

"PFUnK"
For your listening pleasure,Prince has provided PFU with a new funky track!

http://www.princefamsunited.com/

[freedom]

PFU has been contacted by Prince's Management and they are currently in discussions.
They are hopeful that an amicable resolution can be reached wherein all can co-exist peacefully on the internet. However, if the talks are unsuccessful, the Prince Fans United Group vows to continue its fight. In the meantime, Prince has provided "Prince Fans United" with the song named "PFUnk" for your listening pleasure.

http://www.princefansunited.com/

[unique]

the track is also the new jam of the week

nice to see the jam of the weeks getting updated even quicker than on a 7 day basis, rather than in paisley park time

[Funk]

And what a track.. Man lets all get him MAD more often...This is by far the best thing he has put out in years.. Funky as hell...

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http://www.nme.com/news/prince/32501


Prince premieres new song online



'PFUnk' addresses legal squabbles with fan sites



After a series of legal tussles with online fans over the use of his likeness, Prince (http://www.nme.com/artists/prince) has commented on the to-do via a song on a new website, www.princefamsunited.com.

The website's name, as well as the capitalised letters in the title of the new song, 'PFUnk,' seem to be a reference to 'Prince Fans United,' an organisation of webmasters whose sites have received cease-and-desist notices in recent weeks over alleged copyright infringements.

The song's lyrics send a decidedly mixed message: "I love all y'all," sings Prince (http://www.nme.com/artists/prince) at one point, "but don't you ever mess with me no more."

Sounding like 'Sign O' the Times'-era Prince (http://www.nme.com/artists/prince), the song's high-pitched vocals even suggest that the purple one has dug out his old 'Camille' voice-changer.

'PFUnk' isn't the first time Prince (http://www.nme.com/artists/prince) has commented on legal matters in his music. His 1996 record 'Chaos and Disorder' was supposedly influenced by contractual disagreements with Warner Bros. Music, and the same year's sprawling 3-disc 'Emancipation' is said to have grown out of relief at being released from those contracts.

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One week on since Prince gave us PFUnk
What is to be the next Jam of the week?
I guess we are soon to find out :peace:

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Still Waiting...??

[smartysoft]

I haven't been able to hear this track
anyone got it?

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See Prince's FUNK on iTunes thread..