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Prince of Persia Review
Based on Jordan Mechner's original game, Ubisoft brings you Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. The Prince's natural skills combine with magic powers to create an action-packed adventure: gravity-defying acrobatics, crazy combo fighting moves and the ability to shape time.
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time takes place in ancient Persia, the cradle of some of this world's largest and most mysterious kingdoms. There was once a king who, together with his son, defied the powerful Maharaj?, kidnapping the Princess Farah and plundering the Maharaj?'s palace, making off with many of his precious treasures. Among these treasures was a strange hourglass and a mysterious dagger.
What the young Prince didn't know was that those two objects could make an immortal god of their possessor, who would even be able to control the time. The Prince, tricked by an evil vizier who wanted to steal his magic power, frees the sands of time, and in doing so he destroys his own kingdom, turning all of its inhabitants into terrible sand monsters. Only the Prince, the Princess Farah and the Vizier are saved from the destruction, and now the time has come for the Prince to repair the damage he has inflicted upon his kingdom, and to find his own redemption.
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Win 98 SE/ME/2000/XP
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Pentium III or AMD Athlon at 800 MHz or equivalent
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Single by Prince | ||||
from the album The Rainbow Children | ||||
B-side | 'U Make My Sun Shine' | |||
Released | 2001 | |||
Format | CD single Digital single | |||
Recorded | Paisley Park Studios, Summer 2000–April 2001 | |||
Genre | Funk | |||
Length | 3:39 | |||
Label | NPG | |||
Songwriter(s) | Prince | |||
Producer(s) | Prince | |||
Prince singles chronology | ||||
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'The Work, pt. 1' is a song written by Prince in 2001 and the debut single for his album The Rainbow Children. The song is an homage to James Brown in both the delivery and title (Brown was known to release songs in multiple parts). The track features Prince performing in falsetto and backing vocals by Kip Blackshire and girl group Milenia.
The lyrics of 'The Work, pt. 1' speak of inequality and battles racism, which is the overall theme of The Rainbow Children. Some have also theorized the song is about spreading the news of the Jehovah's Witnesses, due to a spoken passage that directly precedes the song on the album. This would also explain the 'pt. 1', implying that this is only the first part of the endless 'work' to be done.
'The Work, pt. 1' was originally released as a downloadable single via Napster, during the height of its legal troubles.[1] This was one of many innovative distribution methods Prince has used for his music.[2] The song was also released on CD as a single, and later on The Rainbow Children. The downloadable single contains a section with some different lyrics and instrumentation than the later CD single and album versions. There has been no 'part 2' released to date, although the title track to the 2004 album Musicology bears a strong resemblance and some fans have dubbed it 'The Work, pt 2'.[citation needed] The B-side on the CD single was the previously released 'U Make My Sun Shine'.
References[edit]
- ^'Prince teams up with Napster,' BBC News, April 3, 2001.
- ^See distribution methods for Crystal Ball, Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic, and Planet Earth, as well as the NPG Music Club.
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