As part of Prince month on Q4music we're reporting from every night of his 21-date residency at London's O2. Here's what he played on Tuesday 28 August.
Let's Go Crazy
1999
Take Me With U
7
Come Together The Beatles
Cream
U Got The Look
Musicology/I Feel Alright
What A Wonderful World
Diamonds & Pearls/The Beautiful Ones/Little Red Corvette/ Raspberry Beret
Lolita
Black Sweat
Kiss
Sign O The Times/Alphabet Street/Erotic City/When Doves Cry/ I Wanna Be Your Lover
Purple Rain
I Feel 4 U
Controversy
Nothing Compares 2 U
The verdict: Although Prince shows no sign of flagging, the sets are now down to the 90 minute mark, with some of the bigger hits run through at the piano (Diamonds & Pearls/The Beautiful/Little Red Corvette/Raspberry Beret) or synth (Sign’O’The Times/Alphabet Street/Erotic City/When Doves Cry/I Wanne Be Your Lover). Nice to see him drawing on vintage tracks from his earlier years for the encore though.
10:57 AM | 29/08/2007
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You guys should really start publishing the set lists for the Indigo aftershow gigs... most of them have been even more exciting than the concerts. I believe full set lists for all (so far) are available on Housequake.com. Enjoy!
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