Prince / Unbeknownst Songs (1CDR)

01. Nightingale
02. Leaving For New York
03. I Need A Man (Instrumental)
04. Feel U Up (5 Minutes Edit)
05. The Big Pump (1990 Version)
06. Instrumental (March 24 1987 Recording)
07.The Max
08. Bobbi Jo #2
09. Fantasia Erotica (Edit)
10. Batman Theme - We Got The Power (Batman Early Unreleased Trailer)
11. Trouble (Never Give Up) (Remix Edit)
12. Tell Me How U Want 2 B Done (Extended Remix)
13.Free (Acoustic)
14. Girl (Acoustic)
15. Turn Me Loose (Studio Version)
16. Turn Up (Prince Version AI)
17. Ain't About 2 Stop (Rita Ora Full Version Audience Recording)
18. Unbeknownst 2 U (Edit)
19. Unbeknownst 2 U (Full Version AI)

Nightingale and Leaving For New York have improved sound quality thanks to the remastering, with a few seconds longer intro.
The instrumental version of I Need A Man, featuring horns, is reminiscent of the performance of Controversy on the Parade Tour.
Feel U Up is longer than the 1986 version of Short Stroke, but shorter than Long Stroke.
The Big Pump is a different version from the full version found on 'Work It' and the version on 'Hey Man... Smell My Finger'.
The Instrumental is an unreleased track with an unknown official title, recorded on March 24, 1987, at the Washington Avenue Warehouse. This song was created as a tribute to Miles Davis, who was visiting Minneapolis at the time. Miles even stopped by the recording studio, and Prince, who was creating the drum part, asked him to stay. It was then that Miles met Atlanta Bliss for the first time and praised his trumpet playing on 'Parade'.

Bobbi Jo #2 is a piano demo, a longer version than #1.

Batman Theme - We Got The Power is an unreleased track used in an early trailer for the 1989 film 'Batman'. The Batman Theme became Jailbait, and We Got The Power became the chant portion of Batdance. Both tracks were also considered for inclusion on 'Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic'.

And an edited version of Fantasia Erotica by Anna Fantastic, but with a different mix.

And a remix of Trouble featuring a Man O War remix, and its edited sample. Tell Me How U Want 2 B Done, released in 1998.

Turn Me Loose is the studio version, broadcast on KJLH Internet Radio on September 24, 2008, and includes the entire song, including the narration.

Turn Up features vocals by Prince, not Judith Hill. Although it's AI-generated, the level of perfection is astonishing.

And then there's Unbeknownst 2 U, a studio version with the lyrics written on paper, which has been leaked. It's a 1 minute 41 second edit, but the song's brilliance shines through. A full version, AI-generated, is also included. While it ends abruptly, the sound and vocal style, further developed from the lyrics, are incredibly realistic. The lyrics use "Eye" instead of "I," suggesting it was created sometime before 1988, but the recording date is unknown.