Prince: Rave Un2 The Year 2000 (2000)

	Joseph G.

5 out of  5  people found this review helpful

I have been a Prince fan for at least 20 years and this DVD is one of the best of his classics! Good video, outstanding soundtracks with an abundance of his old hits! Also, Morris Day also continues to put on a good show as special guest! Great DVD for the die hard Prince fans or for those looking to see his earlier classic hits material.

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	Jim Z.

5 out of  5  people found this review helpful

Prince does a great gig with some good artists like Lenny Kravitz, George Clinton, and others. He shares the stage with them. His moves and voice is still there.... good tunes, but none of them, except for a couple, are from his early hits. All the same, they are excellent tunes and very well recorded. The video and audio quality is excellent unlike his other video hits.

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	Fred L.

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Freddie J. This is TRULY one of the best indivigual concerts ever recorded. Yes he performs all if his signiture hits. Yes, Morris Day and The Time chime in with their slick style funk. But this goes beyond ALL of that. You see Prince's mastery of instruments on music he famously wrote. You get to see how much he derived it all from soul legends like James Brown and Curtis Mayfield. But the capper is the guest stars. Maceo Parker, James Brown's sax virtuoso, joined Prince's band, and that band is ROCKIN'. All of Sly and the Family Stone play(with the exception of Sly himself)! Lenny Kravitz rolls some hits of his own and joins Prince in a guitar duet. George Clinton dogs out. And it's ALL good, baby! My only regret is the abbreviated bonus cuts. A jam session that included Larry Graham and Graham Central Station probably went on for an hour. The folks who were there were the lucky ones, GET THIS ONE

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