Prince & The New

7 is a 1992 CD single by Prince And The New Power Generation. The single features the hit version plus an "acoustic" mix.

The Unreleased Mixes is a late 1990's bootleg CD by the late Prince Rogers Nelson, who was better known under his first name, Prince. Designed to look like the official Warner Bros. compilation The Hits, the title suggests all of these mixes were previously unreleased but they were made exclusively for this disc, some good.

The Black Album is the 1987 album by Prince. It was originally meant for release in December 1987 as the follow up to his Sign 'O' The Times album, what would have been his second album that year, until Prince had a change of heart, feeling he didn't want to share that level of darkness with people. He made a new album in place of it called Lovesexy and only using one song from The Black Album for it. Once Prince was "The Artist Formerly Known As", he was comfortable with releasing it but only for a limited time. Warner Bros. released it on 22 November, 1994 and was in print for only a year before being pulled from shelves.

Funk You Very Much is a 1998 Prince bootleg CD of a 1992 show in the Netherlands. Since it is a 1992 show, it is a Prince & The New Power Generation performance. This disc was released by the Wall Of Sound label.

Charade is the alternate version of Prince's official 1986 album Parade, the soundtrack to Under The Cherry Moon. This features alternate versions of songs on the album plus songs recorded during or close to the album sessions but were left off. For example, "Little Girl Wendy's Parade" became "Christopher Tracy's Parade", but the original song title would be used within his song "Kiss".

Funk You Very Much is a 1992 Prince bootleg CD of a 1992 show in the Netherlands. Since it is a 1992 show, it is a Prince & The New Power Generation performance. This disc was released by the Wall Of Sound label.

Das Album bietet den Inhalt der ehemaligen Promotion-Kassette erstmals überhaupt auf CD und LP. Das Repertoire besteht aus bisher unveröffentlichtem Material, das an die Besucher der Versace Laufsteg-Show verteilt wurde. Als ersten Einblick in das anstehende Prince-Album The Gold Experience beinhaltet das Album Remixe zukünftiger Fan-Favorites wie »P. Control«, »Gold« und »Eye Hate U« sowie seltenes, unveröffentlichtes Material von »The New Power Generation«, »The NPG Orchestra« und Prince's Jazz-Fusion-Projekt »Madhouse«.

Newpower Soul is the 1998 album by Prince & The New Power Generation but simply credited to New Power Generation. Back then, Prince was still The Artist Formerly Known as Prince. This was released on his own NPG label.

Few artists have created a body of work as rich and varied as Prince. During the '80s, he emerged as one of the most singular talents of the rock & roll era, capable of seamlessly tying together pop, funk, folk, and rock. Not only did he release a series of groundbreaking albums; he toured frequently, produced albums and wrote songs for many other artists, and recorded hundreds of songs that still lie unreleased in his vaults. With each album he released, Prince has shown remarkable stylistic growth and musical diversity, constantly experimenting with different sounds, textures, and genres. Occasionally, his music can be maddeningly inconsistent because of this eclecticism, but his experiments frequently succeed; no other contemporary artist can blend so many diverse styles into a cohesive whole.

From The Soundboard: 1984 Birthday Show is a 2011 bootleg CD by Prince & The Revolution. As the title indicates, this was recorded on his birthday at First Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota when he turned 26 years old. This show was done a few weeks after he released "When Doves Cry" as a single, a preview of what was to come on Purple Rain.