Come (studio album)
by Prince

From IanFrance 12/23/2020 13:13 | #263113

Many felt that this had the hallmarks of a contract-fulfilment album upon its release – a tag that doesn’t seem to have gone away in the intervening years. Viewed objectively though, rather than in the context of this prolific Artist’s back catalogue, this is a great piece of work. Opener Come sets the tone for most of the album – lots of sex (it’s what he does best, let’s face it). In fact, it may be his filthiest song yet. It also doesn’t feel like its 11 minutes, as it’s a solid groove throughout. The few tracks that follow are excellent examples of how, when Prince pushes himself, he can come up with superb songs. Side A closer Loose! is amongst his best tracks – sounding though it does like Prince filtered through The Prodigy. Side B is a little more staid and the songs hang together less well, but there’s nothing here to overlook (save maybe the final track, Orgasm, which does exactly what it says on the tin). Overall this may not be classic Prince, but it certainly isn’t the pariah that many view it as.
High Points: Pheromone; Loose!; Papa; Come

From Brandon8 04/16/2020 03:56 | #250008

I have never been able to get into this one. It’s too cold and sterile it lacks the inspiration you usually get from the Artist. The album seemingly created to satisfy a recording contract.

From VictorVale 07/01/2019 21:21 | #238763

Abusou da sensualidade, mas de forma obscura.

I needed to buy this album after demoing the songs off of I Tunes and have to say this holds up really well even with the scathing reviews this got during it's release. Hell I argue that the sound on this record is a bit forward thinking for him.

An admitted throwaway but nowhere as bad as its reputation

From lightmyway 05/10/2012 03:55 | #41956

This is a dark and somewhat strange album for Prince. I wish he would have kept the NPG around, it would be a long time before he released another album as good as the symbol album.