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Of all the classic albums hyped to the moon and back, the one I've never doubted is "Purple Rain." Calling Prince's sixth album, which turns 40 on Tuesday, "seminal" isn't nearly strong enough ...

What eventually emerged was “Purple Rain,” a loosely autobiographical film set in and around his hometown of Minneapolis. Filming took place mostly in Minnesota at the end of 1983, ...

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The “Purple Rain” album, a sexy-sanctified masterpiece, dropped a little more than a month later and was also a chart-topper, selling 1.5 million copies in its first week.

This weekend marked the 30th anniversary of the release of Prince’s cinematic opus, Purple Rain. To commemorate this momentous occasion, I rewatched it for about the 30th time and jotted down a ...

“Purple Rain” by Prince. Prince felt the color purple symbolized the end of the world. To him, the song “Purple Rain” was about finding divine guidance during Armageddon.

Now, after Purple Rain, it's actually while Purple Rain was still in the air, Prince decides to move on fast. It's kind of put to him, the way you have it in the book, you know, ...

Look, no one is watching “Purple Rain” for the story. In case you’ve never actually paid attention, The Revolution and The Time are rival bands at a nightclub.

Purple Rain was a landmark that solidified Prince’s standing as the preeminent pop genius of his generation; more than three decades on, it still retains all of its power.

"Purple Rain" performer Holli' Conway, music supervisor Jason Michael Webb and producer Orin Wolf smile under a tent at the Prince block party.