| Well I like what you said, And anything I might comment about isn't 'negative' but I think when his reference to his wilder younger days was connected to mistakes he made and well as saying 'you don't have to do what I did. For all I know, Alicia crawling on the piano being sexy promted that. So to me he's talking about his what he did as an artist. Not what he did in his personal life. Yes we've all made mistakes, but me not drinking enough water is a mistake totally different from me not taking a risk with my art work or censoring it.
I made a mistake last week and tried to cut my own hair, it turned out good except for a little bald spot in the front. That's a different kind of mistake from allowing someone in authority on the job to get away with singling me out and making me change my hours bypassing Human Resourses. I think he was mostly talking about certain onstage behaviour, because of what was said in the same sentence. The fact that when he said something about his wilder days people applauded. They loved it. Overall though I loved his speech, Prince is my man, I was totally proud for him, embaressed that he had to hear Purple Rain crapped on by Trey Songz
--- On Tue, 6/29/10, Lan <diamonds_n_pearls67 @yahoo.com> wrote:
From: Lan <diamonds_n_pearls67 @yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Prince-4ever] prince's speech
To: Prince-4ever@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Tuesday, June 29, 2010, 9:52 AM
I don't think he meant for us to put too much weight into this "mistakes" comment. Of course, from his own personal viewpoint, he HAS made mistakes. But which one of us has not? I like to think that what he was saying is that now that he has matured and taken his journey that brought him to where he is today, he can look back and see that maybe some things could have been handled differently. ...I think he was just offering some "think about what actions you take" advice to anyone willing to listen....I don't think he was being way too critical of himself..... our own individual journeys make us who we are today, but woudn't you also agree that if you might have thought a little harder about a particular event in your life, you might have done it differently? I think he was just coming from that direction... .a direction of hope and positivity.. ..and yes, he gave a grand compliment to our musicians of the future saying that he felt music was in good hands....and I think he sincerely meant that....I also think that he's just wanting some of the younger musicians to really think about their choices and their directions.. ..I wasn't offended or taken back by his comment....I can't say I agree that he's made mistakes, but nobody knows what's inside that amazing head of his and what thoughts are prompting him to say that...so obviously it was something HE felt compelled to share....I liked the speech....it showed his grace, his intelligence, his compassion, his positivity, his heart, his humanity.... .I just stand back with amazement when it comes to this man!! He never ceases to amaze or impress!!!
Stay Safe, Stay Happy and Continue to Find Reasons to Smile!!!!
--- On Mon, 6/28/10, Asante Creations <Asante24@gmail. com> wrote:
From: Asante Creations <Asante24@gmail. com>
Subject: Re: [Prince-4ever] prince's speech
To: Prince-4ever@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Monday, June 28, 2010, 11:56 PM
I guess it depends on which mistakes he was talking about...that crap with Warner Bros wasn't cool...but it was the norm back in the day. Now looking back..he set the stage for ownership and rights for musicians. As always, he spearheaded/ blazed the way for others to follow. He sounded like a proud big brother when he said that music is in good hands. I don't recall ever seeing him that emotional before. Just love him!! On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 2:38 PM, andréa w <india412@yahoo. com> wrote: after thinking about it i have to disagree w/ him when he said he made mistakes. anything he considered a mistake was a learning experience that was need for growth and understanding. grow, live, love. prince u are so loved!!!
-- Much Love, Many More Blessings, Christine
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