A unique irregular live performance that we would like to position as the after-show on May 25, 2011, recorded with a realistic high-quality audience recording! Mike Phillips mesmerizes the audience with just his talk box and starts the show! Meanwhile, the drumming of "D.M.S.R." begins, and they sing Lada Dee La Dee Dar's "Gypsy Woman," "One Nation Under A Groove," "California Love," etc. with the vocoder. Finally, Prince appears, plays an exaggerated keyboard, and sings not “D.M.S.R.” but “Dance 4 Me”! Mike then gets busy with the saxophone, while Prince plays the guitar phrase from the Ohio Players' "Fire" on his guitar. The distorted guitar sound explodes and you think it's going to be a rock atmosphere, but the sound is a jumble of jazz and funk, and about 17 minutes into the performance, Prince finally starts singing "D.M.S.R." With an unprecedentedly long intro, this is definitely the best “D.M.S.R.” in 21 Night Stand! And “Musicology” also has a long intro, with Mike playing the saxophone. “Prince And The Band” is also cool because it has not only keyboards but also horns to add depth! Prince then sings the phrase "Get Your Money Right," and then there's a really cool cut! Play as “Musicology” for a total of 16 minutes! Next is a mix of "Shhh" and "U Will Be With Me", which is also a long performance of over 13 minutes with Renato's piano solo and careful guitar! From there, the guitar cutting was played for a long time in the second half of "Mountain", followed by "Everyday People", and then Prince played GCS's intense funk "Ain't No Fun To Me" on bass! Prince also sings in a style reminiscent of Larry Graham! However, the backing of "Thank You" is superior, and the backing chorus also sings "Thank You", and it actually becomes "Thank You". This time, Prince played the phrases ``777-9311'' and ``Stick'' on the bass, mixing them together, and the jam ended. It is truly an after-show performance. Next up is "Let's Work," which features Mike's saxophone solo and makes the audience say "Turn it up!" followed by "U Got The Look," which opens with a Hollywood call-and-response and Prince sings the original song. I have included a cutting that ignores this! And finally, "Cool", which started with "Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough", went from Gimme, Two to Gimme, Four Times, and finally finished in Las Vegas! After-show excitement! This is the best item packed with freaky music that doesn't depend on Prince's set list! In addition, we have obtained the sound source of the phantom third show on May 25th, and will include a bonus 13-minute live version of "Controversy"! The sound quality is of the highest quality with a clear separation of instruments, so much so that it can be called a sound board! An intro that allows you to enjoy Prince's elegant guitar cutting, and even when the performance starts, the rocky guitar and the funky cutting that includes "Love Rollercoaster" are inserted in the front, and it is a must-listen performance where you can enjoy the guitar cutting in the style of Nile Rodgers. ! From the 7-minute intro, which is perfect for enjoying Prince's guitar, we finally get to the full-fledged performance of "Controversy," with the microphone's horn, unfailing guitar cutting, and even more unusual phrases! Shelby shouts "Ladies and Gentlemen, this is funk"! Be sure to check out “Controversy,” the best of the 21 Nightstands that will give you goosebumps, where a funk tank with a simple coating rushes forward! 19:00hrs show, House Of Blues, West Hollywood May 25, 2011 Disc 1 1.Mike Phillips Intro 2.D.M.S.R. (inc. Dance 4 Me/One Nation Under A Groove) 3.Pop Life(inc. Scrapple From The Apple) 4.Musicology(inc. Prince And The Band/Tighten Up) Disc 2 1.Shhh(Inc. U Will Be With Me) 2.Mountains 3.Everyday People 4.Thank You 5.Let's Work 6.U Got The Look 7 .Cool(Inc. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough) Bonus 8.Controversy (From Third Show)
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