Two types of rehearsal sound sources appearing for the first time are now available as a coupling! Roger/Zapp's funk classic More Bounce To The Ounce, which was said to be his rival, is not only a jam, but also the first time that Prince sings it! This 12-minute version is a super funk version with a princely feel to the original, and Eric's saxophone added. After finishing the JB cover Bodyheat, which can be said to be a fairly complete version, I only try playing the bass line, and it's super thrilling to see Bodyheat start again from there. A very beautiful Noon Rendez-vous from a boogie trial that includes the guitar phrase of Apollonia 6's In A Spanish Villa, where the guitar sings the melody, followed by the saxophone playing the melody as well, before crossing over. The piano plays the melody line, and it's a wonderfully structured instrumental that anyone who likes this song will salivate over. And since this is the day we will be filming the video for the product, we are carefully practicing the songs that will be played on that day. It is a performance with a different sense of tension than usual. And the sound check on March 8, 1985. Actually, a concert is being held on this day, but the audience sound source and even the set list have not been revealed. It will be a phantom day, but we are playing songs that make you imagine the set list. First of all, I am checking the medleys of Let's Prentend We're Married and International Lover, especially the connection of the songs, the timing of the saxophone, and the phrasing. Maybe they were trying to make a subtle but minor change. The songs on the Purple Rain Tour gradually change and the arrangements change, so it will be an indispensable sound source for research on this tour. This is particularly noticeable in the medley of Irresistible Bitch and Possessed. This funky medley can be called a highlight in the Syracuse video, but this medley appeared at the Long Beach Arena performance on March 10th. However, since he had been practicing this medley carefully on the 8th before that, it may be that this 8th was his first performance. There are also some parts that are unfinished compared to the Syracuse version, the horn riff is different, and the guitar has rhythm cutting that can be heard in JB's like Sex Machine and Licking Stick, which is what makes it so interesting. With the presence of Eric Ries, you can enjoy how the version changes in various ways. The last performance of Let's Go Crazy fades out, but a funky arrangement of Sexuality is played. It is interesting that rare performances and songs like this are also played on the Purple Rain tour. Soundcheck, New Mexico State University Pan American Center, Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA, 8 March 1985 Disc 1 1.More Bounce To The Ounce 2.Bodyheat #1 3.Bodyheat #2 (Bass) 4.Bodyheat #3 (instr .) 5.Temptaition (instr.) 6.Guitar Jam - In A Spanish Villa (guitar) - Let's Go Crazy (guitar) 7.Noon Rendes-vous (instr.) 8.Let's Go Crazy #1 (instr.) 9 .When Doves Cry 10.Let's Go Crazy #2 (instr.) 11.Bodyheat #4 (instr.) 12.Let's Go Crazy #3 13.Let's Go Crazy #4 14.Delirious #1 15.Delirious #2 16. Delirious #3 17.1999 (instr.) Soundcheck, Carrier Dome, Syracuse, NY, USA, 30 March 1985 18.International Lover #1 Disc 2 1.International Lover #2 2.Let's Pretend We're Married #1 3.Irresistible Bitch 4.Possessed #1 5.Possessed #2 6.Let's Pretend We're Married #2 7.Let's Pretend We're Married #3 8.Let's Pretend We're Married #4 9.Let's Pretend We're Married #5 10.Let's Pretend We're Married #6 11.Irresistible Bitch (instr.) - Possedssed #1 12.Irresistible Bitch (instr.) - Possedssed #2 Incl.Licking Stick 13.Let's Go Crazy (instr.) - Sexuality
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