Prince / Prince O2 Empire Special Edition (2CDR+1DVDR)

O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, England, February 9, 2014

Disc 1
1.Let's Go Crazy
2.Funknroll
3.She's Always In My Hair
4.I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man
5.Guitar
6.Plectrum Electrum
7.FixUrLifeUp
8.Marz (Incl. Johnny B. Goode)
9.Colonized Mind
10.Chaos And Disorder
11.How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore
12.The Beautiful Ones
13.Diamonds And Pearls
14.Purple Rain
15. Do Me Baby
16.Adore

Disc 2
1.Forever In My Life
2.When Doves Cry
3.Sign O The Times
4.Nasty Girl/Housequake
5.A Love Bizarre
6.I Would Die 4 U
7.Hot Thing
8.777-9311
9.The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
10.Mr.Goodnight
11.Breakfast Can Wait
12.Play That Funky Music
13.Something In The Water (Does Not Compute)
14.Cause And Effect
15.Endorphinmachine
16.Dreamer
17.Screwdriver
18.I Like It There
19.Bambi

DVDR

She's Always In My Hair
I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man
Guitar
Plectrum Electrum
FixUrLifeUp
Marz (Incl. Johnny B. Goode)
Colonized Mind
Chaos And Disorder
The Beautiful Ones
Diamonds And Pearls
Purple Rain
Adore Forever In My Life
When Doves Cry
Sign O The Times
Nasty Girl/Housequake
A Love Bizarre
I Would Die 4 U
Hot Thing
777
9311/The Most Beautiful Girl In The World/Mr. Goodnight/Breakfast Can Wait
Play That Funky Music
Something In The Water (Does Not Compute)
Cause And Effect
Endorphinmachine
Dreamer
Screwdriver
I Like It There
Bambi

O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, England, February 9, 2014

It's a miracle! In February 2014, Prince performed a hit-and-run-style concert in the UK. He chose a small, traditional venue for the gig, making it a rare opportunity for only the lucky few to see it. Furthermore, recording was strictly prohibited. Despite this, we managed to get hold of this recording! This is audience footage!! Even sound is difficult to capture, so video footage is a must-have! There are close-ups of Prince, and the footage is crystal clear and shake-free. This DVDR is a must-have for anyone wanting to get to know Prince from this era. While the first two tracks and "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?" are not included, it does capture the incredible rock number Mars, which was first performed at the time. The CD-R is complete, and the sound is funknroll.