Prince / Arras 20Ten Special Edition (2CDR+1DVDR)

Disc 1
1.Venus De Milo
2.Let's Go Crazy
3.Delirious
4.Let's Go Crazy (reprise)
5.1999
6.Little Red Corvette
7.Take Me With U
8.Guitar
9.Hot Summer
10.Controversy (inc. Love Rollercoaster guitar intro)
11.Sexy Dancer vs Le Freak
12.Controversy (reprise)
13.Angel
14.Nothing Compares 2 U
15.Mountains
16.Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)
17.Everyday People

Disc 2
1.I Want To Take You Higher
2.Alphabet St.
3.Kiss
4.Purple Rain
5.Dance (Disco Heat) (inc. Housequake and Everybody Loves Me chants)
6.Peach
7.Ol' Skool Company
8.Forever In My Life
9.7 10.Let Go, Let God

20Ten Tour In Arras Special Edition 120min.DVDR

1.Intro - Venus De Milo
2.Let's Go Crazy
3.Delirious
4.Let's Go Crazy (reprise)
5.1999
6.Little Red Corvette
7.Take Me With U
8.Guitar
9.Hot Summer
10.Controversy (inc. Love Rollercoaster guitar intro)
11.Sexy Dancer vs Le Freak
12.Controversy(reprise)
13.Nothing Compares 2 U
14.Mountains
15.Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)
16.Everyday People
17.I Want To Take You Higher
18.Alphabet St.
19. Kiss
20. Purple Rain
21. Dance (Disco Heat) (inc. Housequake and Everybody Loves Me chants)
22. Peach
23. Purple Rain (intro) - Ol' Skool Company - Also Sprach Zarathustra
24. Forever In My Life
25. 7
26. Let Go, Let God

La Citadelle, Arras, France
July 9, 2010

The best performance from the 2010 "20Ten" tour: the show in Arras on July 9th.

Prince / Everybody Loves Me In Arras Remastered (3CDR)

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This release features a high-quality audience recording. (Note: This set does not include the Larry Graham portion of the concert.) Highlights include a version of "Controversy" featuring the "What time is it? It's time to get funky" call-and-response and excellent guitar work, as well as a superb, improvised take on "Nothing Compares 2 U"—Prince plays the piano, playfully delaying the start by claiming he isn't ready yet, and then delivers a loose, unconventional vocal performance backed by a unique arrangement.

This package also includes a DVD-R, which utilizes top-tier audience-shot footage to reconstruct the concert almost in its entirety (every song is included except for "Angel"). The visual element is essential for fully appreciating the geometric patterns on the stage backdrop and the movements of the band. The footage includes many highlights: Prince throwing a chair during "Delirious"—a performance that also features a switch from his "Madcat" guitar to a Fender, along with some great close-ups—as well as his incredible dancing during "Kiss" and his cues to the band during "Purple Rain." Even for "Dance (Disco Heat)"—a song rarely captured on video—the footage has been skillfully edited together from multiple clips; it shows Prince not only dancing but also playing the piano and energizing the crowd by forcefully leading the "Housequake" chant. There is also a performance of "Peach" split into two parts—a sequence whose full scope would be impossible to grasp from the audio alone. This is a collection of the very best footage, packed with countless brilliant moments! A true highlight of the 2010 European tour is the electrifying rendition of "Everyday People" and "I Want To Take You Higher," featuring a three-way funk-groove showdown between Larry Graham, Stokley Williams, and Prince. The energy here even surpasses that of the following day’s show in Werchter (on the 10th). Prince, clearly riding the high, launches into the riff from "Alphabet St.," leading into a funk jam that is quite simply the best of its kind—it’s so cool it’ll send shivers down your spine. And then there is "Let Go Let God"—performed exclusively during this concert. Following a rendition of "7," this track—with its bluesy, funky guitar work and a sermon-like, preacher-esque delivery from Prince—evolves into a transcendent, gospel-infused performance. It is, without a doubt, the finest closing moment of the entire tour.