After the soundtrack for the film
Batman (1989) and the flopped own film and music project
Graffiti Bridge (1990), the world was ready for another real Prince album. The big little man from Minneapolis did not disappoint on that front in 1991 with Diamonds And Pearls. Named after his two dancers, his 13th album was again full of catchy synthpop, rock and kinky funk, complemented by the throat-grabbing
… title track. The latter, alongside Cream and Get Off, also did well as a single in the Netherlands. This remastered version includes an extra CD with various mixes of the singles and tracks not released on album. (MR)more
