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Publication: Now [Can]
Date: September 28, 1995
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Title: The Gold Experience Review
Reviewed By: Staff
O{+> The Gold Experience
(NPG/Warner)
Among the least of Prince's many talents is self-editing. So along with
the sizzling Sly Stone-inspired party workouts central to The Gold
Experience there is the inevitable cheese quotient. In this case, that
amounts to a corny, overiding virtual reality concept, a litany of sexist
put-downs, with a few posterous "all that glitters ain't gold" cliches
thrown in among the soppy ballads for good measure. There's more fun and
less fat on the New Power Generation's Exodus album, which his little
purpleness recently issued on his own NPG label. Write NPG, 110 North 5th
Street, 7th Floor, Minneapolis, MN 55403, USA.
RATING : N-N-N (out of 5 N's)
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