RIP Patty Waters. Moon, Don't Come up Tonight youtu.be/MdHjfHLtjS8?si… via YouTube

the fact that a GREAT super fan is doing an entire symposium on Come (the album) but the estate of that artist hasn't even acknowledged the album or it's 30th anniversary is embarrassing (idc how/what you feel about the album or it's popularity, it exists)

The most reliable source on this, I think. It always appeared to be an ongoing negotiation. Have heard stories about the content but not my place to share.

I thought Purple Rain 2.0 was Graffiti Bridge?

Really enjoyed talking Prince on Tonya Pendleton’s show with Kamilah Cummings, DeAngela L. Duff and C. Liegh McInnis. There was a LOT to discuss! eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Casey has a point…

Even sang about it on ‘The Last Dance (Bang Pow Zoom & The Whole Nine)’.

It’s how I’m going to be spending my weekend. De Angela’s symposiums are not to be missed.

Weekend details 👇

Thanks to everyone that tuned in for the first #Come30 panel earlier! Thank you De Angela and my felllow panelists Karen Gabay Matt Thorne Hasit Shah The thread I mentioned on "Pheromone" can be found here! threadreaderapp.com/thread/1273741…

Whole weekend of great panels and talks here.

Can’t help thinking it would’ve been nicer if they acknowledged the Symposium…

Looking covetously at American Cinematheque’s complete Frederick Wiseman retrospective and wishing the BFI would get that over…

Taylor Swift, Wembley, tonight.

Missing Prince of course but Sheila E and the E-Train’s Hella Fonk E has a crazy aftershow quality. An original song by Renato Neto AND an inexplicable cover of ‘Yellow Submarine’? Irresistible.

"14 years & tears 👁️'ve longed 2 sing my song But a horse couldn't drag ur ass 2 put me on" Matt Thorne Matt Thorne discusses the inclusion of "Let it Go" as a late edition to Come. #Come30

Lianne La Havas, Nas, Andre 3000, All Points East.

The Body + Dis Fig & Fitness + Lung, Oslo, Hackney.

Dug deep here. Hope you enjoy it.

Cornelius, Miki Berenyi and Ichiko Aoba, Barbican, tonight