1999

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"1999" is a landmark 1982 synth-funk and pop album by Prince that helped propel him to mainstream stardom and defined much of his early sound and image.

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instanceOf Prince album
studio album
artist Prince
certification multi-platinum in the United States
chartPerformance top 10 on the US Billboard 200
chronology Prince studio albums
containsExplicitThemes apocalypse
party culture
sexuality
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtBy Allen Beaulieu
criticalReception widely acclaimed
era early 1980s
featuresBackingBand The Revolution
followedBy Purple Rain
genre R&B
funk
new wave
pop
synth-funk
hasPart 1999 (album)
surface form: 1999 (song)

All the Critics Love U in New York
Automatic
Delirious
Free
International Lover
Lady Cab Driver
Let’s Pretend We’re Married
Little Red Corvette
Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)
influenced mainstream acceptance of synth-funk
label Warner Bros. Records
language English
length approximately 70 minutes
notableSingle 1999 (album)
surface form: 1999 (song)

Delirious
Little Red Corvette
numberOfDiscs 2
originalFormat vinyl LP
performer Prince
precededBy Controversy
producer Prince
recordedAt Kiowa Trail home studio, Chanhassen, Minnesota
Sunset Sound, Hollywood, California
recordingPeriodEnd 1982
recordingPeriodStart 1981
releaseDate 1982-10-27
significance breakthrough album that propelled Prince to mainstream stardom
helped define Prince’s early 1980s sound and image

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Prince notableWork 1999