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Song details
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Performer:
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Madhouse (assumed)
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Writer(s):
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Prince (assumed)
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Producer(s):
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Prince (assumed)
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Live Appearances
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First and last live appearance:
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- This track is not believed to have been performed live by Prince.
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Performed regularly on tour:
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Performed occasionally in shows:
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Dos a.k.a. Instrumental II a.k.a. 18 is an unreleased instrumental recorded on 26 June 1988, during a one-day session between Prince and Sheila E., ostensibly for a projected album by Madhouse. The number 18 was seemingly just associated to it as a logical continuation following 1-8 and 9-16 on Madhouse’s first two albums. It is however otherwise completely unrelated to the song 18 (R U Legal Yet?) recorded later in 1988.
This session also yielded Uno (a.k.a. “Instrumental I” a.k.a. “17”), Tres (a.k.a. “Instrumental III” a.k.a. “19”) and “Instrumental IV” a.k.a. “20”, later re-worked and released as Cape Horn). It is unknown if this track or any other one from this session was seriously considered for the planned third Madhouse album, later known as 24. When work on that projected album continued in December 1988, new songs were recorded using the titles 17 (Penetration), 18 (R U Legal Yet?), 19 (Jailbait) and 20 (A Girl And Her Puppy).
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Recording Information
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Recording Sessions
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Studio
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Additional info
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| 26 June 1988
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Paisley Park Studios,
Chanhassen, MN, USA
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Tracking
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Recording Personnel
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- Prince - all instruments, except where noted
- Sheila E. - drums and percussion (assumed role)
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Versions
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Unreleased Versions
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Version
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Additional Info
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| Dos a.k. "Instrumental II" a.k.a. 18
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Studio
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Recorded 26 June 1988
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Additional Information
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See also
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Trivia
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- The title is Spanish for "Two", continuing Madhouse’s tradition of numbered tracks, but the track is not related to the Madhouse track Two in any other way.
The title is Spanish for "Two", continuing Madhouse’s tradition of numbered tracks, but the track is not related to the Madhouse track Two in any other way.
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References
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