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In this episode of Grt Albms, we take a deep dive into the cultural thunderstorm that was Purple Rain. More than just an album, Prince’s 1984 masterpiece redefined what an artist could be—blurring the lines between funk, rock, gospel, and raw emotion. We unpack the music, the madness, the movie, and the legacy of an album that crowned Prince not just as a pop star, but as a revolutionary. From live recordings at First Avenue to nine-minute guitar prayers, Purple Rain wasn’t made to fit in—it was made to rule.
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