Prince And The Revolution – Around The World In A Day
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Around The World In A Day, released in April 1985, is the seventh studio album by Prince, and the second one credited to Prince And The Revolution.
The credits state 'Paisley Park' as one of the recording studios. In fact, it's The Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse that was supposed to give way to Paisley Park Studios (For space reasons the project was moved to Chanhassen and completed in 1987).
The credits state 'Paisley Park' as one of the recording studios. In fact, it's The Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse that was supposed to give way to Paisley Park Studios (For space reasons the project was moved to Chanhassen and completed in 1987).
Tracklist
Around The World In A Day | 3:25 |
Paisley Park | 4:41 |
Condition Of The Heart | 6:46 |
Raspberry Beret | 3:31 |
Tamborine | 2:46 |
America | 3:40 |
Pop Life | 3:42 |
The Ladder | 5:26 |
Temptation | 8:21 |
Credits (13)
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Susan Rogers Engineer, Mixed By, Recorded By
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David Leonard Engineer, Recorded By
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David Tickle Engineer, Recorded By
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Peggy McCreary Engineer, Recorded By
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Prince Engineer, Mixed By
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Doug Henders Cover
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Laura LiPuma Design
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Dan Chapman (3) Illustration
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Lee Phillips (2) Legal
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Cavallo, Ruffalo & Fargnoli Management
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Moultrie Accountancy Corp. Management
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Nancy Bundt Photography By
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Prince And The Revolution Producer, Arranged By, Composed By, Performer
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jeledaja
February 4, 2021
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, RE, 075992528610
Could someone with access to uploading please add pictures of this version?
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dontfoolme
January 21, 2021
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, OLW356, 1-25286
I'm surprised they didn't censor Temptation out, yet Let's Go Crazy was taken out lol
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brandosoul
November 5, 2020
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, Spe, 9 25286-1, 1-25286
The most startling aspect behind the backstory of this classic is that much of it was conceived in the midst of the non-stop hysteria of Purple Rain's mega-success. While it isn't the total 180 turn from Purple Rain many make it out to be (some similar psychedelic whims stretched out on World were first sketched out in parts of Purple Rain), it certainly was as much of a departure work and gigantic leap forward in terms of Prince's musical development. In terms of business and hype strategy, Prince indeed took a page from the book of rock giants from the early 1970s who had reached a plateau of "we did it because we can" hubris. As he would do again later with 1988's Lovesexy, he wanted this to stand on its own as an artistic statement to be experienced from start to finish, without the typical pop marketing bells-and-whistles. Next to 1999, this stands as one of Prince's pivotal albums—an idiosyncratic, colorful masterpiece that stands in its own unique lane. I can't see where Prince's musical trajectory would've been without it.
This original 1985 Specialty Records pressing sounds excellent. A great deal of this original pressing goes very light on the lower frequencies, and there is room for improvement with tighter bass response. After comparing this pressing to the 2016 Kevin Gray reissue, I figured that it was intentional for this album to sound like that, as it has a distinctive AM radio-like sheen to it. Many sonic layers come to life on this pressing, as well as the Kevin Gaye reissue. Both pressings almost sound identical, but I give the edge to this original SR pressing in terms of the overall definition.
This original 1985 Specialty Records pressing sounds excellent. A great deal of this original pressing goes very light on the lower frequencies, and there is room for improvement with tighter bass response. After comparing this pressing to the 2016 Kevin Gray reissue, I figured that it was intentional for this album to sound like that, as it has a distinctive AM radio-like sheen to it. Many sonic layers come to life on this pressing, as well as the Kevin Gaye reissue. Both pressings almost sound identical, but I give the edge to this original SR pressing in terms of the overall definition.
captainkirkasmith
September 29, 2020
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, Gat, LDWB-6386
My dead wax has one # different on Side 1. It reads MP2 not 1
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dgxyz
April 27, 2020
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, Spe, 9 25286-1, 1-25286
How about the sound quality of this Specialty Records Corporation
pressing? Worth it?
pressing? Worth it?
FurY2007
June 5, 2019
edited about 1 year ago
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, Gat, LY 92 5286-1
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, Gat, LY 92 5286-1
The same reference number also comes with a transparent square sticker, as per the following image: http://sleevographia2.free.fr/Disques/Images/sleev04/07agsESP11a.jpg
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midnightrunner
May 14, 2019
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, Spe, 9 25286-1, 1-25286
It is worth buying this album just for Raspberry Beret alone, it is a great dance-funk pop track that is certain to have you boogieing whatever your age and sexuality!!
draden
January 17, 2019
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, RE, Gat, 25286-1, 1-25286
This is a nice quiet pressing, wish all reissues were like this!
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berlyant
January 11, 2019
referencing Around The World In A Day, LP, Album, Gat, 9 25286-1
My copy matches the description exactly (gatefold, no barcode or perforations), but doesn't have the catalog #, label or country of manufacturing listed on the spine as shown in the pictures. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
braden123
March 6, 2021Definitely worth a pickup