Prince / Time 2 Get Funky (2CDR)

Disc 1:
1. Intro (incl. Venus De Milo) (4:31)
2. Let's Go Crazy (3:46)
3.Delirious (4:56)
4. Let's Go Crazy (reprise) (1:52)
5. 1999 (4:13)
6. Little Red Corvette (6:13)
7. Take Me With U (2:49)
8. Guitar (incl. Hot Summer) (6:46)
9. Controversy (incl. Love Rollercoaster) (5:29)
10. Sexy Dancer - Le Freak (2:04)
11. Controversy (reprise) (1:04)
12. Angel (7:55)
13. Nothing Compares 2 U (6:01)

Disc 2:
1.Mountains (2:36)
2. Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground) (1:10)
3. Everyday People (2:18)
4. I Want To Take You Higher (6:09)
5. Alphabet St. (9:09)
6. Kiss (5:30)
7. Purple Rain (12:30)
8. Dance (Disco Heat) (incl. Everybody Loves Me intro) (9:57)
9. Peach (7:19)
10. Ol' Skool Company - Also Sprach Zarthustra (6:23)
11. Forever In My Life (6:18)
12.7 (1:21)
13. 'Let Go, Let God' (outro) (5:18)

The '20Ten' Tour
Arras, France @ La Citadelle
9th July 2010

The Arras concert—widely acclaimed as the best performance of Prince’s 2010 "20Ten" summer tour—has been released under several different titles:

Prince / Everybody Loves Me In Arras Remastered (3CDR)
https://purpletown.buyshop.jp/items/165829362

Prince / Arras 20Ten Special Edition (2CDR+1DVDR)
https://purpletown.buyshop.jp/items/165860478

Prince / Octopus Heart (2CDR)
https://purpletown.buyshop.jp/items/165871819

Larry Graham & GCS / Arras 2010 (1CDR)
https://purpletown.buyshop.jp/items/165869092

Mint Condition / Main Square In Mint Condition (1CDR)
https://purpletown.buyshop.jp/items/165869604

Prince / De La Citadelle (2DVDR)
https://purpletown.buyshop.jp/items/165874523

As the Arras show is considered the highlight of the 20Ten European tour, choosing just one version based on sound quality is difficult; however, I highly recommend this release by "Updown," which features a dynamic, ultra-high-quality audience recording.

The performance itself might well be the best of the entire 20Ten tour. Highlights include a rendition of "Controversy" featuring a fantastic call-and-response ("What time is it? It's time to get funky!") and excellent guitar work. There is also a superb, improvisational version of "Nothing Compares 2 U"—Prince plays the piano, playfully delaying the start by claiming he isn't ready yet, and when he finally begins to sing, he delivers a loose, unconventional vocal performance backed by a unique arrangement. Both tracks can be enjoyed here in top-tier quality. The coolness of "Mountains"—driven by razor-sharp guitar cutting—transitions into a rendition of The Jacksons' "Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)" featuring vocals by Elisa Fiorillo. This then evolves into a powerhouse performance of "Everyday People" and "I Want To Take You Higher," where Larry Graham, Stokley Williams, and Prince engage in a three-way funk-groove showdown that even surpasses the energy of the following day’s show in Werchter. Buoyed by this, Prince launches into the riffs of "Alphabet St.," sparking a quintessential, peerless funk jam that is nothing short of electrifying. The set also features the tour debut of "Dance (Disco Heat)" and a unique, one-off performance of "7." Following this, the show culminates in "Let Go Let God"—a performance defined by bluesy, funky guitar work and a sermon-like, gospel-infused delivery from Prince—which stands, without a doubt, as the finest closing moment of the entire tour.