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A two-DVD set of Prince at the 2009 Montreux Jazz Festival that serves as a reminder for those that forgot, Prince is still one of, if not the, greatest live musician alive. This set captures both of the shows performed on July 18, 2009 in a stunning pro-shot video. The quality is good enough for an official release, of which one was talked about and planned before Prince once again dropped the ball on preserving his musical legacy. It's absolutely asinine that this was not released to the world, it's that good. So Prince once again misses out on giving his fans what they want and leaves it to the bootleggers to do it right.
This concert film captures a legendary performance by Prince at the Montreux Jazz Festival. The show features a dynamic setlist showcasing his incredible musicianship, stage presence, and genre-bending artistry. Prince delivers a high-energy performance, demonstrating why he remains an iconic figure in music history. The film highlights his improvisational skills and connection with the audience.
As a posthumously released concert film, critical reception focuses on its value as a document of Prince's live performance prowess. Reviewers often praise the raw energy and musical virtuosity displayed, noting it as a strong example of his live show capabilities, though some may find the editing or sound mix to be typical of festival recordings.
Highlights Prince's exceptional live performance and musical talent.
Offers a glimpse into a celebrated performance at a prestigious festival.
Showcases Prince's unique blend of funk, rock, and pop.
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The Montreux Jazz Festival is renowned for its high-quality recordings and broadcasts, and Prince's performance there is considered a significant addition to its archives, capturing him at a prolific point in his career.
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Being a Prince fan can be a frustrating experience. Prince will turn 54 this year and I certainly do not expect him to be the groundbreaking, innovative genius he was through most of the 80's. His studio albums have fallen into the trap mos...