Prince Controversy 1981 Warner Bros BSK 3601 NM Vinyl Original Poster Included

Controversy is the groundbreaking fourth studio album by Prince, released in 1981 on Warner Bros Records. This pivotal release further established Prince as a master of genre-bending, seamlessly fusing funk, new wave, R&B, and pop rock into a sound that was entirely his own. The album is famous for its provocative themes, with tracks like the title song Controversy and Sexuality exploring race, religion, and social norms. Other highlights include the soulful ballad Do Me, Baby and the upbeat Private Joy. This specific 1981 US pressing features the cream Warner Bros. labels and is a highly sought-after collectible due to its pristine NM condition and the inclusion of the rare original fold-out poster. The poster, famously depicting Prince in a shower setting, is often missing from used copies, making this complete set a significant find for any serious collector of 80s music and Prince's legendary discography.

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