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| | PRINCE IN PRINT |
 | | Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic, the Artist's first major-label album in three years, suggests his crap detector is still at least partially on the fritz. |
 | | While much of 'Rave...' throbs with what we used to love Prince for (lascivious funk, wanton lust, a sorbet-light pop touch), and features, in his X-rated reading of Sheryl Crow's 'Everyday Is A Winding Road', an astonishing act of dogshit-to-diamond alchemy, we've heard it all before, and from this very source. |
 | | Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic inspires optimism, as [The Artist] has realigned with a major -- Arista's Clive Davis, who might be brave enough to tell the unreliable hieroglyph the difference between wheat and chaff. |
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